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Clare Haughey: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the findings of the latest Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, which included for the first time new questions around crimes of fraud and computer misuse.
I understand that a tiny amendment will be made to paragraph 26 before the report is published, and it will then be formatted in the usual annual report style.
That is why we have created a newplanning hub to make quicker decisions on renewables and housing developments, and launched a planning apprenticeship programme to build a pipeline of skilled future planners.
During oral evidence on 21 March 2024 (col 19) and 19 September 2024 (col 26), the WICS Chair also stated that you had a preference for staff to attend training courses in the United States.
We have spent more than £150 million on new education facilities, more than £150 million on new roads and bridges—Destiny bridge is the latest—and somewhere in the region of £130 million on leisure facilities.
To give a bit of context, the plan is the first to be considered under the new post-Brexit arrangements for environmental law in Scotland, and it follows an improvement report issued by Scotland’s new environmental watchdog, Environmental Standards Scotland.