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30 September 2024
Guidance for researchers submitting written evidence
During an inquiry a committee may: • ask individuals and organisations for their views • examine the views it gets • hold evidence sessions where they question members of the public, organisations and experts • visit organisations, companies and communities to get a deeper understanding of the inquiry topic.
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18 September 2024
CPG on India Minutes 160824
Professor Pankaj noted that the University of Edinburgh are currently on a shortlist for a fintech collaboration with a university in Gujarat and looks forward to discussing more on that when the CPG visits the topic of education. He also said that while a lot is done to promote Indian culture in Scotland, more could be done to promote Scottish culture in I...
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29 August 2024
CVS Falkirk and Districts Funding Officers Network PreBudget 202526 Submission
To find out more about our Funding Officer Network, please visit our website: https://www.cvsfalkirk.org.uk/voice-of-the-sector/funding-officers-network/ The feedback shared by attendees at this meeting has been categorised as key points with direct quotes shared.
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20 June 2024
SPBill50DPMS062024accessible
The Bill places a 1 to ensure statutory duty on education authorities and managers of grant-aided schools that pupils attending schools under their management are provided with the opportunity to experience one course (being four overnight stays and five days – i.e. the equivalent of one school week, which need not take place in one visit) of residential ou...
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14 March 2024
Notes from informal evidence session on 26022024
This means that seeing anti-abortion protests can retraumatise patients, even outside the context of accessing abortion or related services. o Two participants reported re-traumatisation and anxiety, and felt it tainted the experience when attending maternity services for another later pregnancy. o One participant reported Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder following on from numerous visits to maternity and abortion services in traumatic circumstances. o One participant reported re-traumatisation, and self-imposed delay as a result, in seeking a subsequent abortion. o One participant reported having to ask a friend to scope out access routes in advance of subsequent appointments to try and avoid protestors at subsequent appointments as they felt they were unable to go through the same experience again. 1 o One participant reported that the experience with protests exacerbated mental health issues during subsequent pregnancies – causing feelings of guilt and shame, and fear of “retribution”. • It was also noted that abortion services work hard to make sure individuals feel safe, supported and informed, which is all felt to be negated by the protests outside. • One participant stated their reason for speaking to the Committee, and showing their support of the Bill, was to try and prevent others from experiencing the same trauma they did.
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17 January 2024
Minutes of the meeting held on 23 May 2023
Discussing APPG/CPG collaboration to move forward, agreeing site visits, and agreeing priorities were the themes that were discussed.
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29 September 2023
Asylum Seekers in Scotland notes from transport discussion 6 June 2023
The asylum seekers say they need to see the city, they want to socialise, they need to visit GPs. There are lots of social events that take place in Glasgow.
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25 September 2023
Annual Return 2022 to 2023
Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided. 7 June 2022 Attendance: (online) 2 MSPs 36 Non MSPs Topics Discussed: Child Safety and AGM Guest Speakers: Martyn Allen, Electrical Safety First Gaon Hart and Jeremy Opperer, Amazon UK Sarah Smith OBE, OPSS Katrina Phillip...
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11 April 2023
Unacceptable_Actions_Policy_2020
Actions we may take 5.1 If a person repeatedly phones, visits, writes or sends a large number of unsolicited documents or messages, we may decide to: • limit contact to telephone calls at set times on set days • restrict contact to a nominated member of staff who will deal with future calls or correspondence • see the person by appointment only • restrict c...
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9 January 2023
DCYPBillFM_ConvenerToECYPConvener_9Jan23
Implementing transition plans would, they contend, also likely include “phone calls and home visits, information gathering, provision of support and advice, referrals to other agencies, liaising with partner agencies, monitoring progress of plans, supporting during a crisis, etc.
