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21 November 2024
National Care Service Scotland Bill proposed SG stage 2 amendment overview
The standards are used by the Care Inspectorate in assessing services, and care homes are expected to meet these standards. These are the new Standards: • If I am an adult living in a care home and restrictions to routine visiting are needed to prevent infection, I can nominate a relatives/friends (and substitutes) to visit me.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 June 2025
S6W-35967
Under the First Minister’s NHS Renewal priorities for 25-26 student intake to the Bachelor of Dental Surgery/BDS courses at Aberdeen, Dundee and Glasgow universities will increase by 7%; a new training scheme will support overseas-qualified dentists, who are GDC-registered as dental therapists, to convert to full dentist status at a cost of £1.5M and redesign of a rural incentive scheme funded via the GDS budget.4.I will continue to lead on renewing four-nation discussions on Provisional Registration, which would allow overseas-qualified dentists to enter the UK NHS workforce immediately while awaiting qualification.5.The Scottish Government is addressing building capacity, by adopting a multi-disciplinary team approach, giving patients direct access to care via dental care professional (i.e. hygienists, therapists, dental nurses).6.We continue to offer financial support through the recently revised Scottish Dental Access Initiative and Recruitment and Retention Allowance, supporting NHS dental provision in designated geographic areas to address unmet patient need.7.The Programme for Government sets out a package of actions to improve the NHS dental workforce now and into the future, and is supported by new funding in 2025-26.8.We will support the dental workforce pipeline through both the immediate expansion of domestic dental student numbers and the development of an innovative new training package to support international dentists in joining the NHS Scotland workforce.9.Alongside this, we are also working with NHS Boards to refine the financial incentives in place to support dentists moving to work in rural areas, supporting sustainable access across Scotland.
Committee reports
Date published:
19 March 2026
Legacy report of the Finance and Public Administration Committee, Session 6 - National Performance Framework
Report on Finance and Public Administration Committee's Fact-Finding Visit to Lithuania, 22-25 September 2025.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
27 November 2017
S5W-12702
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Last updated:
30 March 2023
BB20230330
S6W-16372 Russell Findlay: To ask the Scottish Government what its latest estimate is of the number of serious organised crime gangs operating in Scotland.
Last updated:
31 January 2020
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Committee reports
Date published:
24 March 2026
Legacy Report of the Economy and Fair Work Committee, Session 6 - Overview and themes from scrutiny work and inquiries
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Last updated:
7 October 2021
SPBill04PMS062021accessible
This document relates to the Good Food Nation (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 4) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 7 October 2021 Good Food Nation (Scotland) Bill —————————— Policy Memorandum Introduction As required under Rule 9.3.3 of the Parliament’s Standing Orders, this Policy Memorandum is published to accompany the Good Food Nation (Scotland) Bill introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 7 October 2021.
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31 March 2023
Report on the welfare of greyhounds used for racing in Scotland SAWC February 2023
In addition, more than twice as many people said they would vote in favour of ending greyhound racing than opposed it, if a referendum on the matter were to be held (in favour=53%, against=20%, don’t know=26%). The evidence suggests that, although greyhound racing is highly valued by a small segment of the population (e.g., 7% of respondents were very positive about greyhound racing), there is little wider public appeal. 7.
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2 April 2026
PB_25_paper071
Based on the criteria in paragraph 3 it is recommended that the following motion from the attached list be considered for retention— • S6M-16503: Michael Marra: Wraparound Care for Children with Additional Support Needs – selected for Member’s Business. 7. Business Managers should indicate at the Bureau meeting if they wish to retain any of the other motion...
