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Date answered:
13 June 2025
S6W-38303
Training on domestic abuse is available and revisited regularly, for example, the recent webinar on: A Review of Domestic Abuse in Scotland | Law Society of Scotland.However, there is no specific requirement for solicitors working in the civil system to undergo specialist training in domestic abuse, coercive control and the potential impact on children’s lives. S6W-38303
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Date answered:
13 June 2025
S6W-38037
The network allows Local Authorities to provide updates on how funding is being used and to share best practice and common issues.Figures for 2024-25 are still being finalised, but reports so far show the following number of renewals per year since funding began:Local AuthorityPlay parks renewed in 2021-22Play parks renewed in 2022-23Play parks renewed in 2023-24Play parks renewed in 2024-25TotalAberdeen City11462843128Aberdeenshire Council1513202775Angus Council638724Argyll and Bute Council00088City of Edinburgh Council14162253105Clackmannanshire Council126615Comhairle nan Eilean Siar Council00044Dumfries and Galloway Council02818349Dundee City Council0418931East Ayrshire Council124057Numbers still to be confirmed109East Dunbartonshire Council138416East Lothian Council11242854East Renfrewshire Council3441223Falkirk Council279725Fife Council129102455Glasgow City Council158317Highland Council038161872Inverclyde Council655622Midlothian Council21814034Moray Council1661225North Ayrshire Council029191563North Lanarkshire Council74121235Orkney Islands Council11204Perth and Kinross Council310112044Renfrewshire Council237315Scottish Borders Council114511Shetland Islands014813South Ayrshire Council644317South Lanarkshire Council00122234Stirling Council968730West Dunbartonshire Council559625West Lothian4262235105TOTAL1643183954101,287 S6W...
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Date answered:
11 June 2025
S6W-37899
The recently published Programme for Government commits to £5 million to support food processing and marketing.We will continue working with the sector to ensure it thrives as part of a climate-smart food system, while recognising the importance of Scotland’s livestock products to UK and international markets. S6W-37899
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Date answered:
9 June 2025
S6W-38026
It will also deliver record funding of over £15 billion for Local Authorities, a further 4.7 per cent real terms increase.We have allocated £123.5 million to Health Boards this year on a recurring basis through the Enhanced Mental Health Outcomes Framework which plays a part in improving the quality and delivery of mental health and psychological services, including neurodevelopmental services for children, young people and adults. S6W...
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Date answered:
6 June 2025
S6W-38463
The level of employer NI, and civil service pension contribution is reserved and is not a matter for the Scottish Government.The cost of Special Advisers during 2024-25 was based on the following Pay Bands and Pay Ranges:Breakdown of Special Advisers in post prior to 7 May 2024:Pay BandPay Range (£)Number of SpAds in Band1£58,844– £62,19022£71,393 – £78,71983£84,983 - £97,64464£108,781- £116,4353Breakdown of Special Advisers in post from 7 May 2024:Pay BandPay Range (£)Number of SpAds in Band2£71,393 – £78,71993£84,983 - £97,64474£108,781- £116,4351 S6W...
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Date answered:
4 June 2025
S6W-37883
This plan will focus on the wider livelihoods, skills, health, and wellbeing of those who live in and rely on Scotland’s land and agricultural sector for their livelihoods and wellbeing, as well as focusing on supporting thriving rural and island communities. S6W-37883
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Date answered:
3 June 2025
S6W-37905
As part of the M&E framework, analysts will consider how the uptake of schemes or measures may differ across different regions, communities or business types. S6W-37905
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Date answered:
3 June 2025
S6W-37777
This gives citizens flexibility to get their vaccination outside their own area, should it be easier for them to receive vaccination nearer their place of work or somewhere they visit regularly. S6W-37777
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Date answered:
30 May 2025
S6W-37736
Therefore the most recent data available is for 2022-23. S6W-37736
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Date answered:
30 May 2025
S6W-37734
However, a maximum wait time of 6 weeks is recommended in critical cases.Data up to 2022-23 on Social Care eligibility and waiting times is publicly available at Local Authority level via the following weblink:Social care: eligibility criteria and waiting times Scotland 2022-2023 - gov.scotData showing the time waited between referral first contact and completion of a community care assessment service in the final quarter of each financial year can be found in the ‘waiting times new clients’ tab of the Excel workbook which accompanies the publication.Under the Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968 local authorities and Health and Social Care Partnerships have a duty to assess the social care support needs of people and decide, in light of that assessment, to arrange suitable services, if required.While the Scottish Government has overall responsibility for health and social care support policy in Scotland, it is for local Integration Joint Boards (IJBs) to ensure that social care support services are in place to provide their population with the appropriate support in the right place and at the right time.We understand the pressures faced and have invested a record £21.7 billion in health and social care in 2025-26, which includes almost £2.2 billion for social care and integration. S6W...
