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Teachers group children, anyway, but large groups of seven or eight, compared with groups of three, four or five, minimise the possibility for a child to interact with their peers and the teacher, when they come round.
We are aware that the approach will be to limit the number of people in a court and to use a number of rooms, which means that a vastly reduced number of trials will be held compared to what would normally be the case.
There is therefore a possibility that, with restructuring and other changes, we will have a W-shaped recovery. The timing of that recovery compared to the dates for a potential Brexit is something that not only the Scottish Government but the UK Government will have to factor into their responses.
Last October, the anti-trafficking monitoring group published a report called “Class Acts?”, which compared the key provisions in the three UK human trafficking acts.
How did NHS Tayside get to the current position if it knew that its costs were higher than those of other boards? Benchmarking brings out the comparators, and some cost variations are reasonable.
In effect, there are 140 police officers who are not available to serve their communities fully. How does that number compare with other police authorities in the United Kingdom, such as in England or Wales?
Committee reports
Date published:
13 November 2024
I strongly believe that only in exceptional circumstances could anything described or offered as continuing care “significantly adversely affect the welfare of” the young person.