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(S6O-03198) Our game-changing Scottish child payment is putting money into the pockets of the families of more than 327,000 children, with £573 million having been paid since launch. We are encouraged to see the latest estimates of take-up rates, which show that take-up for all children aged under 16 at the end of March 2023 was 83 per cent.
(S6O-02696) Adult disability payment statistics are published quarterly. The latest release, covering the period to 31 July 2023, shows that the improvement actions that Social Security Scotland has put in place have reduced the median average processing time for normal rules applications by eight working days.
This included the recommendation that revised statutory guidance be developed by the Scottish Government and COSLA on local community engagement and participation based on existing good practice, to apply across health and social care bodies. The latest version of Planning with People was published in April 2023 and replaced previous guidance CEL 4 (2010).
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Date answered:
11 November 2025
This is published on the Scottish Government’s website: Infrastructure Investment Plan: progress reports - gov.scotAs set out in the latest update (August 2025), the new ward continues to be delayed and an opening date is not yet confirmed for that ward.
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Date answered:
29 September 2022
National Grid ESO regularly assess the need for investment in our electricity system. The latest assessment has identified over £21bn of transmission network investment needed in GB.
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Date answered:
5 January 2022
https://beta.isdscotland.org/find-publications-and-data/healthcare-resources/waiting-times/ The latest statistics were published on 30 th November 2021 and the following tables will be of interest.
No. 31737/96), 23 February 1999. 25 Scottish Law Commission Discussion Paper Op Cit Pages 118-121, paragraph 7.50-7.59 26 A1P1 protects not only tangible property, but a range of economic interests and possessions.
We remain committed Continued on page 27 > Redress Scotland – Corporate Plan 2023–2026 26 Work area 4: Policy & improvement Continued from page 26> to develop and improve our policies, networks.