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17 December 2025
Local Housing Allowance CIH Scotland
Advertised rents can vary considerably from actual rents paid and don’t take account of rent increases during tenancies.
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11 December 2025
Womens Health CPG November 5 Minutes
Dr Jonathan Sheer questioned why the future priorities for the women’s health plan do not take into account preconception, pregnancy, fertility care or miscarriage. • Professor Glasier noted that they often receive questions on areas the plan does not cover, and the plan is intended to focus on areas that other policy teams across government do not cover.
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20 November 2025
Human rights in rural Scotland 19 November 2025
Funding streams may not reflect the higher costs associated with delivering services across large, sparsely populated regions, nor do they always account for the specific needs of ageing populations or the additional resources required for transport and accessibility.
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14 October 2025
Letter from ERCS Ecocide Scotland Bill 9 October 2025
An important aim for the revised EU Environmental Crime Directive was to strengthen 10 accountability of legal persons, which in 2020 were estimated to be responsible for 75% of 11 environmental crime in the EU with an upward trend.
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10 October 2025
Adult Survivors CPG Minutes 25th March 2025
Therefore, we need to have an agency from the membership to agree to hold the chequebook for the account. Stuart has agreed to be the second signatory from Stop It Now Scotland.
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24 September 2025
CabSecCAEToConvener_5Sep25
The key elements of the Bill, as introduced, are that it: defines an offence of ecocide as causing severe environmental harm in a way that is either reckless or intentional, where severe means environmental harm that has serious adverse effects, and is either widespread or long-term; proposes penalties of up to twenty years in prison for individuals, and unlimited fines for companies or other organisations; provides for a defence of necessity; provides for individual culpability where an organisation commits the offence; provides for vicarious liability, with defences if the employer could not have reasonably known of the offence and exercised due diligence; provides that the Courts must take into account...
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8 September 2025
Letter from CabSecCAEMemorandum from the Scottish Government on the Ecocide Scotland Bill 5 Septembe
The key elements of the Bill, as introduced, are that it: ♦ defines an offence of ecocide as causing severe environmental harm in a way that is either reckless or intentional, where severe means environmental harm that has serious adverse effects, and is either widespread or long-term; ♦ proposes penalties of up to twenty years in prison for individuals, and unlimited fines for companies or other organisations; ♦ provides for a defence of necessity; ♦ provides for individual culpability where an organisation commits the offence; ♦ provides for vicarious liability, with defences if the employer could not have reasonably known of the offence and exercised due diligence; ♦ provides that the Courts must take into account...
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19 August 2025
Environmental Standards Scotland Submission_PE2123 30 June 2025
For example, the Multi-Country Multi-City Collaborative Research Network combines multiyear data from 652 cities across the world in a single joint analysis of the short-term effects of PM , ozone, 2.5 nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide, while an ongoing collaboration is studying the long-term health effects of low levels of air pollution in Europe At a UK level, there is now more evidence about pathways from precursor emissions to particulate matter which are not yet accounted...
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20 June 2025
20250416_Ernst and Young LLP to the Court of the University of Dundee
Ernst & Young LLP is a multi- disciplinary practice and is authorised and regulated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (authorisation number 614947), the Financial Conduct Authority (registration number 196203) and other regulators.
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20 May 2025
SPBill69S062025
Right to assistance and support 6 Right to support (1) The Scottish Ministers must ensure that a person falling within subsection (2) is provided with assistance and support in accordance with this section. 10 (2) A person falls within this subsection if— 1 (a) the person is in prostitution, or (b) the person was in prostitution at any time before or after the coming into force of this section. (3) The assistance and support provided to a person under this section— 15 (a) may not be made conditional on the person acting as a witness in any criminal proceedings, (b) may be provided only with the agreement of that person, and (c) must be provided in a manner which takes due account...
