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In response to the risk of ADP not being considered a comparable benefit to PIP, the petitioner argues that changing the 20m rule to a 50m rule would not impact on passported benefits on the basis that an enhanced rate of mobility, compared with the standard rate, does not entitle individuals to any additional DWP be...
However, as of yesterday, we now have travel limits, pubs and restaurants being forced to close, the rule of six, no indoor visiting and no bingo or bowling. That does not seem like a targeted approach.
(S5T-01751) I would first like to record the Government’s appreciation for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and for the exceptional contribution of its personnel in trying to save the school infrastructure during the fire on 25 August.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 February 2024
The average public sector spending on transport in Scotland is estimated to have been £682 per person in 2019-20 compared to £487 in England and £398 in Wales.