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(S6O-04682) The Scottish Government continues to meet regularly with the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities and individual local authorities to cover a range of topics, including current and future budget pressures. The 2025-26 budget provides an additional £29 million of funding for local and national programmes to support the recruitment and retent...
What plans do the Government and COSLA have to review the funding formula to ensure that it keeps pace with potential increased school rolls here in the capital? In 2025-26, the City of Edinburgh Council will receive more than £1 billion to support day-to-day services.
Backing this commitment is a record £36 million investment, which is set to increase to £48 million in 2025-26, to fund targeted initiatives that are aimed at reducing road casualties and enhancing safety.
As at 1 January 2022, we have achieved 95 per cent of that target. That includes more than 26 whole-time equivalent posts to support those held in police station custody suites.
In addition to the on-going activity that I highlighted to the chamber on 26 January, given the current heightened cyber risk, the Scottish Government is working with the National Cyber Security Centre to deliver a national cyber aware campaign that will seek to educate the public on the following two actions that everyone should take to keep themselves sec...
Health and Sport Committee 26 March 2019 Health and Sport Committee 26 March 2019European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018Cross-border Health Care (EU Exit) (Scotland) (Amendment etc) Regulations 2019 [Draft] Cross-border Health Care (EU Exit) (Scotland) (Amendment etc) Regulations ...
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee 11 January 2018, Jackie Killeen, contrib. 26, http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/report.aspx?
We know that wholesale slaughter was not new to the world: there is a history of pogroms visited on Jewish communities; the Holocaust; the Holodomor in the Ukraine—killing by starvation, like the Irish famine; Armenia; Cambodia; Bosnia; and the treatment of indigenous peoples by colonialists, including Scots.
Transitional provisions mean current law applies to offences committed before commencement, while new rules apply to offences committed after commencement and to all new licences. 310.