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24 October 2022
Love Oor Lang Toun
To celebrate our first anniversary in March 2021, we ran another consultation event entitled The Future Is Now, and the guest speaker was Professor Leigh Sparks, Chair of Scotland’s Towns Partnerships and Professor of Retail Studies at the University of Stirling.
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20 October 2022
Love Oor Lang Toun
To celebrate our first anniversary in March 2021, we ran another consultation event entitled The Future Is Now, and the guest speaker was Professor Leigh Sparks, Chair of Scotland’s Towns Partnerships and Professor of Retail Studies at the University of Stirling.
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10 August 2022
Annex D Institute for Government
Upon its introduction, the legislation was 1 swiftly granted consent at Holyrood in March 2020. Sixth, as the last example indicates, the convention is often used to confer additional functions on the devolved institutions – most often by extending the executive competence of devolved ministers, but occasionally to amend the legislative competence of devolv...
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10 August 2022
20220729_ScotGovToFPAC_CIPActivities
Propriety & Ethics Directorate Scottish Government July 2022 4 ANNEX A Continuous Improvement Programme Progress Set out actions to Completed activities implement To improve organisational and Parliament's confidence in our ongoing and ambitious work to improve shown in white information our culture of openness and inclusion management review & improve quality of digital Programme storage & retrieval Continuing work with measures of Updated recognised trade success ready to unions to ensure Ministerial discuss with issues can be raised recognised trade induction and responded to Continue to unions and appropriately in the programme implement stakeholders interim Build complaint A staff Independent information investigation engagement Advisers invited management capability, to review & improve to update the plan on an ensure confidence quality of digital Ministerial of those updated storage & retrieval participating Code procedure Review of the processes Achieved by Partnership working Update the processes in December with recognised Achieved by Scottish use, including trade unions on 2022 Propriety & June 2022 Parliament on taking forward the implementation plan Ethics progress Proactive Staff training What we’ve outreach work in on grievance Achieved SG to inform risk done policy and best by March...
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27 July 2022
Inquiry on health inequalities SPICe summary of evidence v2
H ealth, Social Care and Sport Committee 19th Meeting, 2022 (Session 6), Tuesday, 24 May Inquiry on health Inequalities - Summary of evidence Introduction The call for views for the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee’s inquiry on February 2022 to 31 March 2022. Respondents were health inequalities ran from 11 asked to respond to 8 questions. 113 respo...
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15 July 2022
HSCS Committee 28 June Response from Ms Todd
The Primary Care Health Inequalities Short Life Working Group (SLWG), which was established in October 2020 and produced its final report in March 2022, was tasked to identify actions to maximise primary care’s unique position to deliver meaningful improvements in health inequalities.
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17 May 2022
20220517_NPF_SPICeSummaryOfEvidence
............................................................. 9 Please share any examples of good practice, areas for improvement or practices that have not worked so well. ............................................................... 9 1 I ntroduction The Committee launched its call for written evidence on 1 March 2022, which received 37 written submissi...
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3 May 2022
Law Society Legal Aid Briefing Paper
Legal Aid – fee regulations 1 March 2022 Introduction Key questions Though there have been some changes to fees since 2019, several key challenges remain: • Why is it that, years after the independent review of legal aid, there is still no periodic review of legal aid that, at the very least, takes inflation into account?
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20 April 2022
Chamber_Minutes_20220420
Economy: Ferries: Alex Cole-Hamilton moved S6M-04051—That the Parliament condemns the severe delays to the production of vessels 801 and 802 contracted by Scottish Government-owned Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL), paid for by the Scottish Government, built originally by a company celebrated by the Scottish Government and, since 2019, by the nationalised Scottish Government-owned company; believes that these delays have left islanders and communities without reliable services that are critical to island life; notes that the Scottish Government’s Open Government Action Plan 2021-25 states that “an open government gives the public information about the decisions it makes, supports people to understand and influence those decisions, and values and encourages accountability (responsibility for those decisions)”; considers that the Scottish Government has breached each of its own tests of open government, to the cost of taxpayers and the islanders waiting year after year for the ferries that they need; notes the impact on their local economies and the impact of the cost overrun on the spending available for other public service priorities; expresses regret that no Scottish minister has either resigned nor considered resigning despite all of these events, and believes that if vessels 801 and 802 are not completed within the revised timescale and cost, as provided to Parliament on 23 March...
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4 March 2022
Follow-up: NZET Committee Scottish Budget 2022-23 Scrutiny
Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero, Energy and Transport Michael Matheson MSP F/T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Dean Lockhart Convenor, Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP [email protected] ___ 2 March 2022 Dear Convenor, FOLLOW-UP: NZET COMMITTEE SCOTTISH BUDGET 2022-23 SCRUT...
