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Date answered:
19 March 2025
S6W-35426
Since 2013, I am proud to say that Scottish Government has supported over 20,000 women and girls to get Secondary education and a further 2,000 to attend University education including at postgraduate level (16300 for secondary education and 1,200 for University in the last 5 years). S6W-35426
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Date answered:
19 March 2025
S6W-35443
Some of the key benefits of the funding identified by the Corra Foundation through their support for organisations include high quality support for children and families; improved knowledge and confidence in children, families and adult learners; improved outcomes for families, and enhanced partnership working across the third sector. S6W-35443
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Date answered:
19 March 2025
S6W-35446
This is 0.82% of total spend, up from 0.75% in 2022-23. S6W-35446
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17 March 2025
S6W-35936
Professionals are moving forward with a shared ambition to strengthen resilience across Scotland’s planning system and public services.Details of the National Planning Skills Commitment Planhttps://www.ourplace.scot/resource/training-and-recruitment-opportunities. S6W-35936
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Date answered:
12 March 2025
S6W-35419
Including Assumed Council Tax in the settlement calculations is therefore a critical element of the needs-based distribution by ensuring that the impact of those structural differences are partially redistributed.Excluding Assumed Council Tax from the 85% floor would remove this partial redistribution and would therefore be incompatible with the concept of a needs-based distribution methodology.Distribution involves a complex and dynamic calculation with the impact on subsequent years being influenced by prior year calculations, primarily through the operation of the main funding floor.If Assumed Council Tax were excluded from the calculation of the 85% floor, in the past five years, a hypothetical static analysis would indicate that Aberdeen City would have additionally been below 85 per cent in 2021-22 and 2022-23, and City of Edinburgh would have additionally been below 85 per cent in 2023-24, 2024-25 and 2025-26. S6W...
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11 March 2025
S6W-35310
These are intended to help farmers and crofters prepare for the fact that from 2026 at least half of all funding for farming and crofting will be targeted towards outcomes for biodiversity gain and climate mitigation and adaption. S6W-35310
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6 March 2025
S6W-34789
The next release of Adult Disability Payment statistics which will cover the period to the end of January 2025, is due to be published on 18 March 2025. S6W-34789
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Date answered:
6 March 2025
S6W-34786
The next release of Adult Disability Payment statistics which will cover the period to the end of January 2025, is due to be published on 18 March 2025. S6W-34786
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Date answered:
6 March 2025
S6W-34784
The next release of Adult Disability Payment statistics which will cover the period to the end of January 2025, is due to be published on 18 March 2025. S6W-34784
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Date answered:
6 March 2025
S6W-35196
The national directory can be viewed at: https://www.gov.scot/publications/national-public-bodies-directory/pages/executive-non-departmental-public-bodies/.Since 2007, the following public bodies have been established as NDPBs:Care InspectorateChildren’s Hearing ScotlandCommunity Justice ScotlandCreative ScotlandFerguson MarineFirst-tier Tribunal for ScotlandHistoric Environment ScotlandIndependent Living Fund ScotlandJudicial Appointments BoardNational Smart Ticketing Advisory BoardPoverty and Inequality CommissionRedress ScotlandScottish CanalsScottish Commission on Social SecurityScottish Fuel Poverty Advisory PanelScottish Futures TrustScottish Land CommissionScottish Legal Complaints CommissionScottish National Investment BankScottish Rail Holdings LtdSkills Development ScotlandSouth of Scotland EnterpriseUpper Tribunal for ScotlandZero Waste ScotlandSince 2007, the following public bodies no longer operate as NDPBs, due to merger, abolishment, or reclassification:Additional Support Needs Tribunals for ScotlandAdvisory Committee on Sites of Special Scientific InterestBuilding Standards Advisory CommitteeChildren’s Panel (x32)Deer Commission for ScotlandFisheries (Electricity) CommitteeGeneral Teaching Council for ScotlandHistoric Environment Advisory Council for ScotlandLands Tribunal for ScotlandLearning & Teaching ScotlandMental Health Tribunal for ScotlandPolice Complaints Commission for ScotlandPrivate Rented Housing PanelPublic Transport Users Committee for ScotlandRoyal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of ScotlandScottish Arts CouncilScottish Charity Appeals PanelScottish Commission for the Regulation of CareScottish Industrial Development Advisory BoardScottish Local Authorities Remuneration CommitteeScottish Police Services AuthorityScottish Records Advisory CouncilScottish ScreenScottish University for Industry S6W...
