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Date published:
13 May 2022
Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People - Annex D - Minutes of meeting
Scotland;
Kate MacKinnon, Policy Associate, CELCIS;
Jackie Brock, Chief Operations Officer (Interim), The Promise Scotland;
Helen Happer, Chief Inspector, Care Inspectorate.
3rd Meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Tuesday, 25 January 2022
Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People:
The Committee took evidence from—
Dr Josie Booth, Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychology, University of Edinburgh;
Mike Corbett, National Official (Scotland), NASUWT;
Kevin Kane, Policy and Research Manager, YouthLink Scotland;
Jacqueline Lynn, Head of School and Community Sport, SportScotland;
Judy Edwards, Service Manager, Stirling Council.
4th Meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Tuesday, 1 February 2022
Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People:
The Committee took evidence from—
Kevin Stewart, Minister for Mental Wellbeing and Social Care,
Maree Todd, Minister for Public Health, Women's Health and Sport,
Angela Davidson, Acting Deputy Director, Improving Mental Health & Wellbeing,
Stephen McLeod, National Advisor for CAMHS and Neurodevelopmental Services,
Carolyn Wilson, Policy Adviser, Children And Families and
Mairi Macpherson, Deputy Director, Improving Health and Wellbeing, Directorate For Children And Families, Scottish Government.
7th Meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Tuesday, 8 February 2022
Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People:
The Committee took evidence from—
Shona Robison, Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Housing and Local Government,
Clare Haughey MSP, Minister for Children and Young People,
Shirley Laing...
Last updated:
16 February 2024
NCSBillFM_COSLA_SWSToConvener_12Feb24
The missing element is the legacy funding to LAs for short breaks prior to Carers Act.
Last updated:
4 September 2023
Agenda for the AGM to be held on 12 September 2023
Buidheann Thar-phàrtaidh na Gàidhlig 12 Sultain 2023 18.30 Clàr-obrach Fàilte agus Leisgeulan Geàrr-chunntas na Coinneimh mu dheireadh : 09 Cèitean 2023 Taghadh Luchd-dreuchd na Buidhne Thar-phàrtaidh: Neach- gairm ; Iar Neach-gairm ; Rùnaire Rùnaire a’ Chaibineit airson Foghlam is Sgilean Jenny Gilruth, BPA Molaidhean bho Buidheann-obrach Gheàrr-bheatha air Cothroman Eaconamach is Sòisealta don Ghàidhlig Art MacCormaig, Cathraiche na Buidhne GISBE Ceann-là...
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11 June 2024
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The Scottish Government is not aware that either of the two licenced circuses in England plan to visit Scotland. Nor is the Scottish Government aware of any circuses based on mainland Europe that plan to visit Scotland.
Last updated:
22 April 2022
COSLA Evidence to CEEAC
This includes registration with DWP, registration with health services including GPs, school enrolments, connections to local community groups and social activities as well provision of ESOL classes and support with employability opportunities COSLAs role in the response to the Ukraine Crisis COSLA officers have been working with both the Scottish and UK Governments, Local Government and other partners to ensure that Scottish LAs...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 November 2016
S5W-04240
ELC inspection numbers - Financial year April to March - All published April 2011 to March 2016 Inspection types Figures Full Full inspection resulting in QI evaluations Try out Try out inspections not resulting in QI evaluations Other 2 day notice inspections resulting in QI evaluations Sector Figures Pre-school Local authority & grant-aided Primary School, All Through Nursery Classes and Early Learning and Childcare centres PSNC Local Authority Primary School Nursery classes and All Through Nursery Classes ELC Private, Voluntary, Other LA...
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4 January 2024
Annual Return Form for 2022 to 2023
This includes donations, gifts, hospitality or visits and material assistance such as secretariat support.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 November 2024
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 19 November 2024
I do not think that I can add much to Sarah-Jane Laing’s summing up. Great—thank you. Do you agree with all those principles—transparency, awareness raising and engagement—being in a land management plan?
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11 February 2021
Supplementary Financial Memorandum Heat Networks Scotland Bill
Table 2 - Overview of Heat Network Consent Costs with local authorities as “consent authority” over 10 years in nominal prices (assumed 2% inflation) Year / Nominal Cost Item Low Medium High Range in (£) Consents Year 1 Process Set (2021/2022) up Covered in original Financial Memorandum Consents Year 2 Process Set (2022/2023) up LA Expenditure 139,267 1,114,140 2,228,280 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 139,267 1,114,140 2,228,280 Year 3 Administration (2023/2024) LA Application - - - Fee Income 270,343 2,162,742 4,325,484 LA Application Processing 270,342.74 2,162,741.90 4,325,483.81 Costs 9 This document relates to the Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 64A) as amended at Stage 2 LA Expenditure 142,053 1,136,423 2,272,845 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 142,053 1,136,423 2,272,845 Year 4 Administration (2024/2025) LA Application - - - Fee Income 275,750 2,205,997 4,411,993 LA Application Processing 275,750 2,205,997 4,411,993 Costs LA Expenditure 144,894 1,159,151 2,318,302 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 144,894 1,159,151 2,318,302 Year 5 Administration (2025/2026) LA Application - - - Fee Income 281,265 2,250,117 4,500,233 LA Application Processing 281,265 2,250,117 4,500,233 Costs LA Expenditure 147,792 1,182,334 2,364,668 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 147,792 1,182,334 2,364,668 Year 6 Administration (2026/2027) LA Application - - - Fee Income 286,890 2,295,119 4,590,238 LA Application Processing 286,890 2,295,119 4,590,238 Costs LA Expenditure 150,748 1,205,981 2,411,961 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 150,748 1,205,981 2,411,961 Year 7 Administration (2027/2028) LA Application - - - Fee Income 292,628 2,341,021 4,682,043 LA Application Processing 292,628 2,341,021 4,682,043 Costs LA Year 8 Expenditure (2028/2029) 153,763 1,230,100 2,460,201 Costs 10 This document relates to the Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 64A) as amended at Stage 2 Funding from - - - Scottish 153,763 1,230,100 2,460,201 Administration LA Application - - - Fee Income 298,480 2,387,842 4,775,684 LA Application Processing 298,480 2,387,842 4,775,684 Costs LA Expenditure 156,838 1,254,702 2,509,405 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 156,838 1,254,702 2,509,405 Year 9 Administration (2029/2030) LA Application - - - Fee Income 304,450 2,435,599 4,871,197 LA Application Processing 304,450 2,435,599 4,871,197 Costs LA Expenditure 159,975 1,279,796 2,559,593 Costs Funding from - - - Scottish 159,975 1,279,796 2,559,593 Year 10 Administration (2030/2031) LA Application - - - Fee Income 310,539 2,484,311 4,968,621 LA Application Processing 310,539 2,484,311 4,968,621 Costs LA Total 10 0 years 0 0 Scottish Administration Total 10 years 1,195,328 9,562,627 19,125,254 Costs on Scottish local authorities 37.
Last updated:
1 March 2023
SJAresponse to Committees 6 Feb letter re utility warrants24 February 2023
Utility companies are required to submit each individual warrant request to SCTS staff - specifically the team of Legal Advisors (LAs) in each Sheriffdom. The LAs review each individual application and will bring to the attention of the JP any customer vulnerability that the utility company has identified on its appl...
