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However, there is a section in that briefing in which Social Work Scotland expresses concern about the reduction to local authority budgets and the impact that that will have on local authorities’ ability to carry out child protection services.
Committee reports
Date published:
27 February 2026
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The advisers’ briefing also outlines the constitutional reform which took place in Liechtenstein in 2003, which contained an express...
In relation to racing at independent tracks and Thornton, the Committee noted the Minister's view that there is not sufficient evidence to conclude that the risks are the same as those at GBGB-regulated tracks but shared the concerns expressed by stakeholders about the lack of data for injuries, fatalities and associated risk at the independent track at Tho...
Committee reports
Date published:
19 December 2025
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The Committee expressed concern about weaknesses identified in the internal audit arrangements.
In its “Declaration of Torry”, the Assembly stated that the community had not been listened to, and expressed anger that consultations had not resulted in meaningful changes to plans.
In their report, the YWL Committee expressed support for implementation of the Scottish Government's Advisory Group on Healthy Body Image recommendations, which include addressing body image related concerns regarding health and fitness in future public information campaigns.
The Committee asked about the high level of owner observation reports referenced in the Auditor General for Scotland’s report.
A level of frustration was expressed about the number of units that had been completed for the vessels.