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The Committee also recognises that some stakeholders are of the view that most secondary school-aged children and young people are able to decide whether they wish to participate in armed forces visits to schools that are specifically careers-related.
The Trussell Trust points out that welfare problems account for the highest proportion of those numbers. We are funding 26 projects with more than £500,000 through our emergency food fund.
The cost of providing inward and outward visits was roughly equal, at £97,802 for inward visits and £96,458 for outward visits, including travel costs.
What additional steps will be taken to strengthen resilience across all NHS boards this winter? The decisions to restrict visiting that Sharon Dowey mentioned are not taken lightly and are not unprecedented, either.
During the pre-election period and dissolution (referred to as the “campaign” period), which covered the period 26 March to 7 May 2026, the Session 6 SPCB continued to fulfil its responsibilities and dealt with several items by correspondence. 3.
Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body Complaints Handling Report, 1 April 2023 – 31 March 2024 Complaints received Total number of complaints: 38 Stage 1: 26 Stage 2: 12 (11 direct + 1 escalated) Complaints closed within deadlines The timescale for responding to complaints is 5 working days at stage 1 and 20 working days at stage 2.
PB/S6/26/028 Parliamentary Bureau – Approval of Statutory and Scottish Statutory Instruments Affirmative Instruments Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 5) Order 2026 (SI 2026/Draft) 1.