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Each year NSD receive several requests for designation of potential new services and NSSC will consider these applications together with a view to prioritising in order to meet the needs of the population.
We have published analysis of the response to our Private Rented Sector Strategy and are considering our next steps: Supporting documents - A New Deal for Tenants: consultation analysis - gov.scot (www.gov.scot).
We have published analysis of the response to our Private Rented Sector Strategy and are considering our next steps: Supporting documents - A New Deal for Tenants: consultation analysis - gov.scot (www.gov.scot).
We have published analysis of the response to our Private Rented Sector Strategy and are considering our next steps: Supporting documents - A New Deal for Tenants: consultation analysis - gov.scot (www.gov.scot).
Co-ordination with Companies House requirements The Bill will create to two new Registers; the Register of Assignations and the Register of Statutory Pledges, which will be overseen by the Keeper of the Registers of Scotland.
Therefore, in advance of the Committee’s consideration, it would be helpful if you could provide further information on the following points— • Please explain whether the extensions to each of the three derogations diverge from the current EU position, or are likely to diverge from forthcoming EU legislation during the new derogation period to 31 December 2...
The Scottish Government continues to encourage all developers to engage with local communities early in the process, and to offer – as standard, in any new or repowered development – the opportunity for shared ownership.”
Following this, it agreed to close the petition on the basis that there is already legislation to deal with the matter and that the Scottish Government had no plans to introduce new legislation providing for a more specific offence.