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24 July 2024
Disability Commissioner Scotland Bill 23 July 2024
The submissions received highlight potential costs to the SCTS in relation to the creation of a new offence and penalty, as well as additional costs for local authorities arising from investigations carried out by the Disability Commissioner.
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17 April 2024
Minister DAP MUP follow up
In addition, we continue to work with the UK Government on developing new UK-wide clinical guidelines for Alcohol Treatment.
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9 April 2024
PE2017_D
In the consultation analysis, Aberdeen was heavily favoured as the location for a new unit. The Minister informed me that the options appraisal has been completed and that the Scottish Government was considering its response.
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1 February 2024
Data reporting on transgender population in prisons Letter from the SPS 29 January 2024
A full data protection impact assessment (DPIA) was published along with the new policy on 5 December 2023 and a direct link is provided here: DPIA_- _SPS_Policy_for_the_Management_of_Transgender_People_in_Custody (1).pdf Finally, in terms of scrutiny and monitoring the overall impact of the transgender policy, I have committed to an independent evaluation of the new policy within 5 years.
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23 November 2023
New vessels CMAL to PAC 23 Oct 2023
Yours sincerely Kevin Hobbs Chief Executive Officer Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited 2
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7 November 2023
PE1984_J
. • considering whether secondary legislation is required to set up the pilot. • considering the need to propose new court rules, which would involve preparing a policy paper for the Family Law Committee of the Scottish Civil Justice Council to consider. • establishing what is needed to evaluate the pilot.
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17 October 2023
PE1968_F
The 2020 Act made a large number of changes to improve the ability of the courts to take account of the views of the child by inserting new 1 SSCYP, 2013. https://www.cypcs.org.uk/wpcypcs/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/views-of-children-and- domestic-abuse.pdf 2 SWA and CYPCS, 2016. https://womensaid.scot/project/power-up-power-down/ 3 CYPCS, 2017.
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6 September 2023
PE2021_C
Scottish Government has introduced a new concept not mentioned in the Act or Guidance,: ‘..they are not under control as they are free to move anywhere’ (paragraph 5).
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9 June 2023
Independent review of the Skills Delivery Landscape Withers Review
The recommendations for significant change to the status and functions of existing public bodies include: • a new approach to skills planning at national and regional level with the Scottish Government taking lead responsibility for that function, providing stronger leadership in this space and more clearly linking to Ministers strategic priorities for the wellbeing economy. • establish a single public body with responsibility for the funding and oversight of delivery of all post-school learning and training provision; bringing together functions from SDS, SFC and possibly SAAS. • appoint a single agency (the new qualifications body) to have responsibility for overseeing development and accreditation of all publicly funded post-school qualifications, including apprenticeship frameworks and the underpinning National Occupational Standards (NOS) and Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs). • provide the enterprise agencies with a clearer remit for supporting businesses with workforce planning as an integrated part of business development. • substantially reform the remaining functions of SDS to focus on the development of a national careers service, with a mission to embed careers advice and education within communities, educational settings and workplaces across Scotland.
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14 February 2023
20230210_ESS_update
In terms of ESS as an organisation, we are continuing to build our staff complement towards our planned establishment of 24. ESS recently welcomed two new members of staff, with another joining at the start of March.
