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It is undeniable that the sites that we traditionally regard as visitor attractions are a magnet for tourism.Although there has been widespread support for the bill, there have been some issues of debate.
It was on this basis and on this evidence and assurance that NHS GGC will be de-escalated to Level 2 of the NHS Board Performance Escalation Framework.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 November 2019
VisitScotland’s Growth Fund supports collaborative tourism marketing projects that focus on growth in the tourism sector and ensure that visitors experience the true Spirit of Scotland.
The instrument provides that a one-off £500 payment that is to be made to persons who are eligible for working tax credits is to be disregarded, for the purposes of council tax reduction, in calculating a person’s capital.
The latest version of this report is available online at: http://www.isdscotland.org/Health-Topics/Maternity-and-Births/Publications/2013-03-26/2013-03-26-SPIMMR2011-report.pdf?57358950377.
Committee reports
Date published:
18 November 2025
Its reports were largely positive, although it did note labour market disincentives for a few parents, particularly those close to the income limit for UC.Five Family Payments: evaluation
New legislative powers in the Social Security (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2025Social Security (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2025 would enable the Scottish Government to create SCP as a form of ‘Childhood Assistance’ rather than being a ‘top-up’ to Universal Credit...
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.gov.scot/publications/programme-government-2022-2023-first-ministers-speech/" target="_blank">https://www.gov.scot/publications/programme-government-2022-2023-first-ministers-speech/</a> [accessed 22 September 2022]These payments, administered by councils, can help those eligible for housing benefit or Universal Credit with their rent payments
flexibility to use Discretionary Housing Payments for help with energy costs as well as rent payments
extended eligibility criteria for the Tenant Grant Fund so that it can help those struggling to pay rent as a result of wider cost of living increases
a tenants' rights information campaign.
Annex B - Written evidence
Written submissions (received on the digital platform Citizen Space):
Response 42521613
Response 581056859
Glen Housing Association
Loretta gaffney
Response 109801832
Trevor Swistchew
Faith Ougham
Inclusion Scotland
Douglas Welsh
Response 417376881
Response 500024969
Response 1046346968
Response 710509042
Response 232679715
Centre for Scots Law at the University of Aberdeen
Advice Direct Scotland
Response 403589363
Thomas Irvine
Response 184952019
Response 316519389
Stirling Council
Moray Firth Credit...