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SPICe briefings Date published: 12 December 2022

A public health approach to gambling harms - Gambling in Scotland

Figure 5: Online gambling participation in 2012 and 2021Scottish Government. (2022).
Last updated: 22 May 2025

Spring Major IT Projects Report SG to PAC 21 May 2025

The Online Account delivered the following: • Individuals and organisations can now interact with DS securely via their own online account • Individuals and organisations can now review disclosure content in a digital way • Individuals can now share results via their online ac...
Last updated: 28 March 2025

Letter from the Minister for Children Young people and The Promise with the Play Vision Statement an

We all have a role to play 10 years ago. We recognise that online in protecting ourselves, our families and play delivers many positive developmental communities online and we can do this from benefits such as opportunities to practice an early age.
Last updated: 24 March 2025

Letter from Minister CYP the Promise to ECYP Play Vision Statement and Action Plan 20 March 2025

We all have a role to play 10 years ago. We recognise that online in protecting ourselves, our families and play delivers many positive developmental communities online and we can do this from benefits such as opportunities to practice an early age.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 October 2025

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The Scottish Government is committed to ensuring that children and young people in Scotland are safe and supported in their online lives. We recognise the significant risks posed by harmful online content and the importance of robust regulation to protect children from exploitation, abuse, and exposure to inappropriate material.It is important to note that regulation of the internet is a reserved matter to the UK Government, however we have previously successfully engaged on its Online Safety Act to strengthen protections for young people.We welcome the strengthened regulatory framework introduced through the Online Safety Act, which empowers Ofcom to enforce new safety standards on digital platforms.Ministers met Ofcom in August last year to emphasise the responsibility of tech firms to deliver effective safeguards for young people online, and in June this year to discuss ongoing implementation and regulation of the Online Safety Act and possible further action.
Last updated: 7 March 2023

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*S5M-05515.1 Tavish Scott: Keeping Children Safe Online As an amendment to motion S5M- — 05515 in the name of Mark McDonald (Keeping Children Safe Online), insert at end ; is “ concerned that teacher training does not adequately cover online safety for children and young peopl...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 15 March 2024

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We take online safety very seriously and our expectation is that online service providers will act responsibly.
SPICe briefings Date published: 10 August 2023

Regulation of Legal Services (Scotland) Bill - Legal technology and regulatory waivers

Legal technology and regulatory waivers One of the arguments made in the Roberton report (page 40) was that there is an unmet need in Scotland for online legal services and other forms of legal technology and innovation: In Scotland with its dispersed rural population groups (as well as a concentration of the population in cities) and a wider societal shift towards people seeking services online there is significant potential for online legal services which currently remains significantly underdeveloped.
Committee reports Date published: 9 June 2022

Report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Online Safety Bill (UK Parliament legislation) - Outline of the UK Bill

Outline of the UK Bill The Online Safety Bill was introduced in the House of Commons on 17 March 2022.
SPICe briefings Date published: 1 March 2021

COVID-19: Scotland's colleges and universities - Timetable for return of students

The following arrangements for undergraduate students apply in all area protection levels: From 5 January, all learning that can be done online must be done online. Students can remain in student accommodation if they have been there over the winter break.

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