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I welcome the letter from the Government dated 26 April, which, in a paragraph headed “Consultation and Engagement”, simply talks about the failure to publish the business and regulatory impact assessment.
Sex workers find this patronising and largely refuse to engage with such services. 6 https://findoutnow.co.uk/blog/polling-for-ash-regan-msp/ 4 0161 629 9861 [email protected] A case in point can be seen in the Scottish Government’s Trafficking and Exploitation Strategy Progress Report, published earlier this year, which details how Glasgow City Council’s TARA and Routes Out services partnered with Police Scotland and other agencies to launch a new...
While the Government considers that similar principles apply in relation to the proposal discussed here, it will consider a new assessment on this issue. Changes in England and Wales Councillors Section 20 of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 amended the law to prevent persons subject to the notification requirements or orders under Part 2...
The first of these is the “4-in-1” vape, where four 2ml cartridges or pods can be inserted into a single battery. 4-in-1 products appear to be fully compliant with existing regulations, and will be compliant with the new regulations after a single-use ban.
Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice Shirley-Anne Somerville MSP F/T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Collette Stevenson MSP Convener Social Justice and Social Security Committee By email: [email protected] ___ 28 March 2024 Dear Convener, POVERTY AND INEQUALITY COMMISSION – NOMINATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT AS CHAIR AND COMMISSIONERS Further to my earlier correspondence regarding the new...
The provisions as currently proposed mean that there are potentially four stages of challenge for claimants: following an initial decision, following a re-determination, and the same two steps again if a new determination is made under the appeal lapsing process.
The provisions as currently proposed mean that there are potentially four stages of challenge for claimants: following an initial decision, following a re-determination, and the same two steps again if a new determination is made under the appeal lapsing process.
The provisions as currently proposed mean that there are potentially four stages of challenge for claimants: following an initial decision, following a re-determination, and the same two steps again if a new determination is made under the appeal lapsing process.