Uk Office Of The Advocate General For Scotland

OAG Scotland £500+ GPC Spending, January 2026

The Office of the Advocate General for Scotland has published transparency data on Government Procurement Card (GPC) spending over £500 for January 2026. The document consists of a CSV file containing spending details as part of UK government transparency requirements. No specific compliance obligations are imposed on external parties.

OAG Scotland £25,000+ Spending January 2026

The Office of the Advocate General for Scotland published transparency data on 3 March 2026 disclosing all spending transactions over £25,000 for January 2026. The CSV file (629 bytes) is available on the UK Government website. This disclosure is part of routine government transparency requirements.

OAG Scotland GPC Spending Over £500, Feb 2026

The Office of the Advocate General for Scotland published transparency data on Government Procurement Card (GPC) spending over £500 for February 2026. The data is available as a CSV file. This is part of routine UK government transparency requirements under spending disclosure rules.

Spending Over £25,000, February 2026

The Office of the Advocate General for Scotland published its monthly transparency data showing all spending transactions over £25,000 for February 2026. The CSV file containing the detailed expenditure records was made publicly available on the gov.uk portal. This publication is part of the UK government's commitment to transparency in public spending.

Scottish Government Mourns Death of Lord Jim Wallace

Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander and Advocate General Baroness Catherine Smith KC issued statements mourning the death of Lord Jim Wallace, who served as Scotland's first Deputy First Minister and Advocate General for Scotland. Lord Wallace helped shape the foundations of Scotland's devolved Parliament and held numerous public offices across both UK and Scottish Parliaments.