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Date answered:
15 January 2025
S6W-32704
The Scottish Government will set out key actions to reduce alcohol harm following the Population Health Framework, including the role of public health messaging and awareness. S6W-32704
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Date answered:
15 January 2025
S6W-32848
The project is working to identify ways to track fire fighter exposure to contaminants and improve health monitoring. S6W-32848
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Date answered:
14 January 2025
S6W-32346
Building Maintenance Planned Reactive/Repair 2019/20 £654,720 2019/20 £117,319.60 2020/21 £793,088 2020/21 £31,644.30 2021/22 £803,292 2021/22 £39,611.92 2022/23 £851,724 2022/23 £34,639.00 2023/24 £948,231 2023/24 £56,423.41 High Level Maintenance Planned Reactive/Repair 2019/20 £692,913 2019/20 £20,906.15 2020/21 £710,180 2020/21 £15,120.41 2021/22 £720,441 2021/22 £17,300.00 2022/23 £764,075 2022/23 £15,799.16 2023/24 £829,583 2023/24 £17,254.74 S6W...
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Date answered:
10 January 2025
S6W-32536
The SOCT also held a criminal exploitation conference in June 2024 to publicise the guidance.The latest SOCT Progress Report, published in December, details some of the work over the past year, including projects such as the Daniel Spargo-Mabbs Foundation’s very successful Drugs Education Pilot in Grampian schools and the “Fearless” drugs campaign which was launched with young people at a school in Edinburgh.Serious Organised Crime Taskforce: progress report 2024 - gov.scot S6W...
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Date answered:
10 January 2025
S6W-32474
Where a person knowingly gives false information under oath, they may be liable to be prosecuted for perjury.As common law offences, the maximum penalty for offences of perjury, attempting to defeat the ends of justice or pervert the course of justice is up to life imprisonment, limited only by the sentencing power of the court in which the offender is sentenced.Where the SCCRC believe that a person may have committed a criminal offence, it is a matter for the SCCRC to consider what action to take and this could include reporting this to the police for investigation. S6W...
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Date answered:
9 January 2025
S6W-32763
This should reflect the types and valuations of properties being targeted for purchase, as well as likely required investment to ensure quality standards are met.Further information on acquisitions through the Affordable Housing Supply Programme, including those through the fund, is available on the Scottish Government website. S6W-32763
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32449
Once funding has been confirmed, a programme for delivery of the works can then be developed. S6W-32449
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32663
Further changes to the RSS will be considered and implemented if necessary to continue to address SGARs residue levels in wildlife. S6W-32663
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32791
We also know there are improvements we can make to the implementation of the landing obligation that will make the rules around discarding more effective and will work with industry and others to develop this. S6W-32791
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Date answered:
7 January 2025
S6W-32447
However, in recent years some bus companies have been trialling low bridge detection systems to improve the safety of their fleet.Bus operators and drivers have a duty to take all practical steps to ensure that vehicles avoid colliding with infrastructure through proper route planning, training in risk assessment, and providing correct information to drivers on the vehicles they use, this includes access to height conversion charts and measurement gauges.Collision of low bridges by commercial vehicles is a serious matter for the Traffic Commissioner and they will consider the liability of both the operator and the driver, which could result in the Commissioner taking action against them both. S6W...
