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PE1933 : Allow the Fornethy Survivors to access Scotland's redress scheme

Petition Summary

Calling on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to widen access to Scotland’s Redress Scheme to allow Fornethy Survivors to seek redress.

Petitioner: Iris Tinto on behalf of Fornethy Survivors Group

Status: Under consideration

Date published: 19 April 2022

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SPICe Briefing (173.6KB, pdf) (174KB, pdf) posted 20 June 2022

Letter from CPPPC Convenor to the Deputy First Minister 10 January 2023 (207.8KB, pdf) (208KB, pdf) posted 10 January 2023

Enquiries into Fornthey House Residential School Report. (1MB, pdf) posted 27 February 2024

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Committee Meetings

15 June 2022: The Committee agreed to write to the Deputy First Minister and Glasgow City Council. It also agreed to write to bodies representing victims/survivors of abuse.

Official Report of Meeting 15 June 2022

23 November 2022: The Committee agreed to write to the Scottish Government.

Official Report of Meeting 23 November 2022

03 May 2023: The Committee agreed to invite the Deputy First Minister to give evidence at a future meeting.

Official Report of Meeting 03 May 2023

20 March 2020: The Committee took evidence from—

Shona Robison - Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance
Lyndsay Wilson, Unit Head - Policy and Communications, Redress, Relations and Response Division
Barry McCaffrey, Lawyer, Scottish Government Legal Directorate, Children, Education, Rights Incorporation and Disclosure Division

The Committee agreed to consider the evidence at a later meeting.

Official Report of Meeting 20 March 2024