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We will keep this under constant review. On 26 August, we will review the restrictions on licensed premises and provide a clear timetable for lifting the restrictions on those businesses and the other restrictions affecting travel, household numbers and visits to care homes.
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Date answered:
18 January 2012
Under this legislation, development, land management or forestry proposals must comply with the legislation. SNH and FCS are involved in advising on compliance, survey methods, mitigation and licensing.
That includes an increase for the Scottish Ambulance Service of more than £88 million, taking its baseline funding to £437.2 million for 2025-26. That will help the service to continue to develop, enhance capacity and deliver high-quality patient care across Scotland.
This contract was worth £252k in 2025-26. • Research and investigations into strandings of marine mammals is contracted out to the University of Glasgow, under the Scottish Marine Animals Stranding Scheme (SMASS).
You commented then that the Government did not accept it and that another three-year plan should be produced for 2025-26 with a new financial deficit of £25 million.
Proposed future business For further information, contact the Clerk to the Committee, James Johnston on 85215 or at [email protected] Public Audit Committee 26 October 2023 26th Meeting, 2023 The Committee will meet at 9:00 am in T1.60-CR4 The Clerk Maxwell Room 1.
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This collaboration aids understanding of latest UK Government policy and their impacts on Scotland’s journey to net zero and provides an opportunity to press for further action in areas of decarbonisation which rely on UKG action.
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Date answered:
6 November 2019
Local authorities are investing in expanded services. The latest published data shows that local authorities are currently planning to deliver 900 infrastructure projects to support the ELC expansion, including refurbishment, extension and new build projects.
You mentioned the Standards Commission and the statutory directions, which are still in place. What is the latest position on compliance with those statutory directions?