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The National Osteoporosis Service in Scotland continues to work with clinicians within NHS boards, including fracture liaison nurses, to deliver education sessions for people with recently diagnosed osteoporosis.
However, in terms of the framework that we consider issues in, we have operational sites that are, in effect, industrial sites where water and waste water are treated.
We looked at flexibility in the way that local authorities can carry out assessments, so they may not necessarily need to do full site visits for each area. People may be able to use inventory databases and other technologies to do desktop studies to identify where footway parking is a problem, first and foremost, and then do site visits after that.
Committee reports
Date published:
24 September 2025
This has not yet been done.
the Scottish Parliament (Constituencies and Regions) Order 2025 (SSI 2025/Draft); in relation to this instrument, the Scottish Government proposed to correct an error in the signing copy of the instrument. The Committee did not express a view on the proposed method of correction.
All written submission can be found online: https://yourviews.parliament.scot/justice/abusive-domestic-behaviour-bill-call-for-views/consultation/published_select_respondent
Many organisations in the justice sector expressed support for these provisions to be made permanent, citing the improved efficiency and convenience of the new arrangements.
Many participants during this session expressed a view that there needed to be an independent point of contact who could counteract the perceived siloed approach of many healthcare organisations with "common sense, compassion and caring".
However, in broad terms, respondents expressed a collective view that addressing challenges associated with recruitment and retention of healthcare staff in remote and rural areas should be a key and ongoing area of focus for the Centre's work.