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24 November 2025
S6W-41781
A strong governance framework underpins each Deal which includes locally elected member oversight and regular performance reporting at quarterly and annual junctures with Government officials where progress is rigorously reviewed.The Scottish Government also provides oversight via co-chairing the Scottish City Region and Growth Deals Delivery Board, ensuring appropriate scrutiny and oversight of this £3.4 billion programme of investment. S6W...
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Date answered:
24 November 2025
S6W-41767
The 2021 SNP manifesto included a commitment to give teachers more time out of the classroom to prepare lessons, undertake professional development and tackle the challenges of closing the attainment gap.The Scottish Government remains committed to delivering a reduction in teacher class contact time of 90 minutes per week, which we believe will create the conditions to achieve these improvements.That is why we are working with teacher unions and COSLA through the SNCT to make meaningful progress towards delivering the reduction.In October 2025 we were pleased that the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers subgroup on Reducing Class Contact Time agreed with our proposals to develop a workplan to deliver a route map towards reducing class contact time, at pace.My officials are continuing work with COSLA and the teacher unions to achieve our joint objectives. S6W...
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Date answered:
24 November 2025
S6W-41755
Local authorities may hold this information. S6W-41755
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Date answered:
20 November 2025
S6W-41719
This duty helps local authorities to ensure an appropriate mix of provision within their area that reflects local circumstances and allows for choice. S6W-41719
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Date answered:
20 November 2025
S6W-41720
We have committed to delivering the recommendations of the review by March 2026 and we are working with our local government partners to meet this commitment. S6W-41720
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Date answered:
19 November 2025
S6W-41803
To date, during the 25/26 financial year, £314,752.74 has been paid to Seraphus.This spend relates to the following activities:Development of online guidance on business immigration matters (see https://migrationservice.scotland.org)Provision of webinars on business immigration mattersProvision of one-to-one legal advice appointments for Scotland-based employers and inward investorsDelivery of marketing and stakeholder engagement activities to promote Scotland’s Migration ServiceReporting and service user engagement activities to support monitoring and evaluation of Scotland’s Migration ServiceProject management, training, and other overheads S6W...
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Date answered:
18 November 2025
S6W-41745
Our wider work to support resilient and safe communities in Scotland helps to stop people from becoming alienated or isolated, reduces susceptibility to radicalisation, and increases resilience to the narratives used to divide us. S6W-41745
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Date answered:
14 November 2025
S6W-41855
I am clear that any future consideration of legislative proposals would also be subject to a full public consultation. S6W-41855
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Date answered:
13 November 2025
S6W-41600
Companies are also working innovatively with regional colleges and other partners to look at specific interventions that would support candidates with particular upskilling or reskilling needs or with additional barriers.Operational decisions such as curriculum delivery are the responsibility of individual colleges. S6W-41600
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Date answered:
11 November 2025
S6W-41527
The Scottish Government does not collect information on the immigration status of those applying to local authorities in Scotland for homelessness support.The eligibility status for main applicants is collected, although this is not the same as immigration status.The following table shows how many people associated with homelessness applications in Glasgow were in a temporary accommodation placement at any point between January and March 2025, broken down by eligibility status of main applicant.Local AuthorityEligibilityPeopleGlasgow CityBritish citizens or nationals of one of the EEA countries, pre EU expansion in 2004, or Switzerland4,400 Nationals of one of the A8 countries (which joined the EU in 2004) or other countries to have joined the EU since368 Not nationals of one of the above countries, but are lawfully present in the UK (e.g. because they have been granted refugee status or leave to remain) and meet the criteria for eligibility6,116 Ukrainian nationals, lawfully present in the UK through the Ukraine Family Scheme or Homes for Ukraine (private or super sponsor) visa scheme (and had been living in Ukraine on or before 1 January 2022)49 Not eligible for assistance308Please note data beyond March 2025 is not yet available. S6W...
