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Unlike Quality Partnership Agreements, Quality Contract Schemes must be approved by Scottish Ministers before they can be implemented.
To date, no Quality Contract schemes have been implemented.
The Transport (Scotland) Act 2005 allowed these functions to be transferred to regional transport partnerships (RTPs) – to date these functions have been transferred to three RTPs, Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT), SWestrans and ZEtrans.
Scottish Government Consultation
The Scottish Government issued a consultation on the Long Term Management of the Crown Estate in Scotland on 4 January 2017, with a closing date of 29 March 2017.
The Scottish Government received a total of 212 responses.
The General Medical Council explained the relevant training framework for medical students in its submission to the Committee dated 4 March 2013:
We set standards and requirements that must be met on the ground; and check that they really are met, through quality assurance activity.
The Equality Network has stated that these include that the pardon was only given automatically to people who had died before 31 January 2017 and that those who were still living on that date must apply for the disregard to receive the pardon1Equality Network. (2017, November 7).
Retrieved from <a href="https://consultations.gov.wales/consultations/electoral-reform-local-government-wales" target="_blank">https://consultations.gov.wales/consultations/electoral-reform-local-government-wales</a> [accessed 30 November 2017] The closing date for responses was 10 October 2017.
The impact of these changes on the relative balance between Council Tax and NDRI will not be traceable until Local Government Finance Statistics for 2017-18 are published, which, based on previous publication dates, will be in February/March 2019.
50% reduction and impact
Although the Bill provides for rates and bands to be specified by secondary legislation at a later date, the Policy Memorandum to the Bill notes the Scottish Government's commitment to reducing by 50% the overall tax burden by the end of the fifth session of the Scottish Parliament, starting to implement that reduction in 1 April ...
It also briefly explores some of the themes and issues related to budgeting that have arisen in some of the other areas of our work to date. The report made a number of recommendations mainly directed at the budget setting process.