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5 January 2026
S6W-42581
Operational matters, including staffing, are the responsibility of each NHS board and will depend on the service needs of the health board taking account of national, regional and local priorities.It is the expectation that NHS boards plan and provide safe, effective and high-quality care, in line with their statutory service provision and workforce planning responsibilities considering current turnover, retention, absence rates and budgets.We are investing a record £21.7 billion in our NHS in 2025-26...
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30 October 2025
S6W-40929
Although we have overall responsibility for health and social care policy in Scotland, the statutory responsibility for delivering, commissioning, providing appropriate social care capacity and charging for services at a local level lies with local authorities, NHS boards and integrated health and social care partnerships.This year we have made available over £14 billion to local authorities, a real terms increase of 4.3 per cent, with a record £15 billion for 2025-26...
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Date answered:
28 October 2025
S6W-41024
All 14 NHS Boards now officially signed up to the NBCP have appointed a NBCP Lead and are at different stages of implementation.Our Delivery Framework for Miscarriage Care in Scotland, published on 6 February 2025, details work that will map out existing mental health services available following a pregnancy and baby loss to ensure that women can access appropriate mental health support, should they require it.In 2025-26...
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27 August 2025
S6W-39785
It helped to create or safeguard over 1,700 jobs.In addition, we remain committed to delivering the recommendations laid out in the 2022 regional economic policy review and our 2025/26 Programme for Government further commits us to working with our regional partners to deliver both for the south of Scotland and the country as a whole.
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6 August 2025
S6W-39399
In recognition of the continued pressure on household budgets, the Scottish Government will maintain investment of over £3 billion in 2025–26 to support policies focused on tackling poverty and alleviating the rising cost of living.As part of its commitment to addressing social and economic inequalities, Scottish Government has funded the recrui...
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5 June 2025
S6W-37862
For that reason, we have taken forward actions including:making Fair Work central to the 1140 expansion to date - our investment to support sustainable rates and the ELC real Living Wage has already led to increases in pay across private and third sector providers;developing a range of new resources and learning signposting tools for the childcare workforce, including a new continuous professional learning portal and a new National Induction Resource;working with local government and our partners in the sector to develop long-term workforce plans that address workforce issues and ensure sustainable delivery of the 1140 funded entitlement;allocating over £8 million in 2024-25 to Skills Development Scotland to deliver Modern Apprenticeships in childcare;providing funding for 100 childcare professionals to study for Masters qualifications each year at the University of Strathclyde and the University of Aberdeen; andinvesting in the Programme for Scotland’s Childminding Future, launched in June 2024 and backed by more than £1.6 million in 2025-26...
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Date answered:
21 May 2025
S6W-37519
Please see the following table setting out changes to Scottish Income Tax since the start of this parliamentary session.Table 1: Scottish Income Tax Policy: Income Tax Rates and Bands, 2021-22 – 2023-24 2021-222022-232023-24Band NameIncome RangeRateIncome RangeRateIncome RangeRateStarter Rate£12,571* - £14,66719%£12,571* - £14,73219%£12,571* - £14,73219%Basic Rate£14,668 - £25,29620%£14,733 - £25,68820%£14,733- £25,68820%Intermediate Rate£25,297 - £43,66221%£25,689 - £43,66221%£25,689 - £43,66221%Higher Rate£43,663 - £150,000**41%£43,663 - £150,000**41%£43,663 - £125,140**42%Top RateOver £150,000**46%Over £150,000**46%Over £125,140**47%* Assumes individuals are in receipt of the Standard UK Personal Allowance** Those earning more than £100,000 will see their Personal Allowance reduced by £1 for every £2 earned over £100,000Table 2: Scottish Income Tax Policy: Income Tax Rates and Bands, 2024-25 – 2025-26...
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13 May 2025
S6W-37269
Development of the delivery plan was informed by extensive engagement with our stakeholders, both internally and externally - including with Public Health Scotland, the Improvement Service, those working within the specialist violence against women sector, COSLA and its allied organisations, and the Equally Safe Joint Strategic Board.Additionally, we have confirmed that the Delivering Equally Safe Fund will be extended into 2025-26...
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27 March 2025
S6W-35633
The intention of sections 38A and 38B is to enable all carers to access support under the Carers (Scotland) Act 2016 – including under the proposed right to breaks - in a timely fashion and ensure more consistent national delivery.Ahead of the new legislation, the Scottish Government is increasing the voluntary sector short breaks funding by £5million to a total of £13million for 2025-26...
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26 March 2025
S6W-35645
Our approach is backed by international evidence which shows that high quality ELC is critical to giving children the best start in life, especially those experiencing poverty.In this Parliament we are working with six councils on childcare early adopter communities (EAC), backed by £16 million over 2024-25 and 2025-26. The EACs are supporting the dev...
