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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32188
Alternative arrangements for education will depend upon the young person’s individual circumstances; however it could be provided, for example, at home or in a hospital setting. S6W-32188
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32262
The FAQ includes detail of the FM/EC provision in the context of the SSBSS calving interval condition, including the type of evidence that would be required to support a request for it to be applied. S6W-32262
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32263
The FAQ includes detail of the FM/EC provision in the context of the SSBSS calving interval condition, including the type of evidence that would be required to support a request for it to be applied. S6W-32263
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Date answered:
7 January 2025
S6W-32454
The Gastroenterology SDG is also developing a lower gastrointestinal pathway which will provide primary care guidance about testing and diagnosis for people with IBD and Coeliac Disease in Scotland. S6W-32454
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Date answered:
23 December 2024
S6W-32365
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scottish Government made a policy decision to expanded the programme to protect individuals, public services and the NHS.Eligibility criteria for the last three years are set out below.2024-25:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 65+Those aged 18 to 64 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per Green Book Chapter 19 (GBC19)the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseasylum seekers in Home Office hotel accommodationprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersPoultry workers & bird keepersUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children2023-24:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 50 +Those aged 18 to 49 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per GBC19the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersPoultry workersTeachersPrison staffUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children2022-23:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 50 +Those aged 18 to 49 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per GBC19the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersTeachersPrison staffUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children S6W...
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Date answered:
19 December 2024
S6W-32101
Successful applications have supported investment in fishing and aquaculture gear recycling equipment, local community litter removal activities, and marine litter education projects. S6W-32101
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Date answered:
18 December 2024
S6W-32031
This will facilitate their work to help businesses to start and scale, develop new products and enter new markets, and positively impact on their communities;a further £200 million (net) to the Scottish National Investment Bank as it continues to create jobs, support innovation and attract investment across the country;over £214 million made available to deliver sustainable and inclusive economic growth across every region in Scotland through the City and Region Deals programme this year;a new fund of £2 million for VisitScotland to promote Scotland’s connectivity, internationally and to encourage visitors to consider lesser-known destinations, and a revitalised and expanded Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF), which will provide critical economic support to tourist hotspots across the country;over £2 billion in Scotland’s colleges, universities and skills system in recognition of their contribution to driving economic growth and to help ensure businesses have access to a skilled workforce;a £34 million uplift for culture to improve the resilience and sustainability of our cultural sector’s contribution to growing our economy;£15 million to fund the Government’s Enterprise Package to expand support for female entrepreneurs, boost the economic impact of universities, and to develop of business clusters in advanced manufacturing and deeptech; andover £7 billion investment in our total infrastructure package, almost tripling our investment in offshore wind to £150 million and investing £100 million for the continued rollout of our digital connectivity programmes across Scotland. S6W...
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Date answered:
17 December 2024
S6W-32422
This is to ensure any individuals who may have been infected but not yet diagnosed can be offered treatment and support as quickly as possible;The Scottish Government is working with campaigners and relevant local authorities to identify a suitable location for a memorial to infected blood victims. S6W-32422
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Date answered:
17 December 2024
S6W-32024
A further revision will take place at SBR and will be published in January 2025.The 2025-26 allocation to SCTS is £177.0m, in addition SCTS will receive RRT funding of £20.3m and, as in previous years, additional in year funding to cover non-baseline costs. S6W-32024
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Date answered:
12 December 2024
S6W-31447
In particular, the FIDA qualification offers 24 SCQF Credit points at Level 6, while Powering Futures is awarded at 8 SCQF Credit points at Level 6. S6W-31447
