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No transfers of established inspection staff took place from the Care Commission, Social Work Inspection Agency and HM Inspectorate of Education on 1 April 2010.
Children’s Hearings (Scotland) Act 2011 (Transfer of Children to Scotland—Effect of Orders made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland) Regulations 2013 [Draft] Good morning, folks.
The measures enable social landlords to apply to the court to transfer a tenancy to a victim, ensuring perpetrators can be removed from the home rather than forcing victims and their families to flee.
Practical examples of CWB could include more localised procurement, payment of the real living wage, encouraging business models such as co-operatives, and transferring assets, such as properties or derelict land, to community organisations.
The Committee’s report concludes its stage 1 scrutiny of the Welfare of Dogs (Scotland) Bill which aims to establish ‘a more responsible and informed approach to acquiring and owning a dog’ and ‘regulate the selling or transferring of puppies from unlicensed litters’.
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20 November 2023
The GWCT agreed these types of landscape projects were important but supported the continued use of modified cable restraints as a “short-term opportunity” as—
… to transfer sensible land use practice, as in the examples, quickly and over a very significant scale is, to say the least, going to take us a very long time.
The Committee notes that it received a further written update from Creative Scotland on 27 September, detailing that a proposed £6.6 million reduction to its grant-in-aid in the draft 2023-24 Budget, which was reversed at Stage 3 and was due to be transferred in-year, had been reinstated in the Autumn Budget Revision.
The National Care Service (Scotland) Bill was introduced by the Scottish Government on 20 June 2022 and seeks to provide Scottish Ministers with powers to transfer social care responsibility from local authorities to a new, national service.