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Official Report Meeting date: 31 May 2016

Meeting of the Parliament 31 May 2016

Most damning of all, Amnesty International has condemned the behaviour and ethics of the China Railway Group after the company threw people out of their homes in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 April 2013

S4W-13860

For example, a person who receives three non-court disposals in 2011-12, two of which are Anti-social Behaviour Fixed Penalty Notices (ASBFPN) and one Police Formal Adult Warning will appear once in the row for ASBFPN and once in Police Formal Adult Warnings. 2.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 June 2015

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An overview of CashBack investment by organisation delivering activity in Glasgow is detailed in the following table: Community Asset Cultural Activities Early Years Youth Work Glasgow LinkUp Creative Scotland Working on Wheels YouthLink Scotland Youth Scotland 2008-09 £9,959 £725,547 2009-10 £151,881 £150,344 £21,493 2010-11 £14,939 £238,186 £24,208 2011-12 £44,852 £138,391 £2,164 £240,756 £19,957 2012-13 £95,902 £201,686 £1,648 £64,251 £36,919 2013-14 £164,084 £100,892 £1,463 £73,323 £45,111 Partner total £304,838 £617,748 £5,274 £1,492,407 £147,687 Mentoring and Youth Employability Glasgow Personal Development Partnership Princes Trust Development Awards Powerskills – Scottish Power/Glasgow Clyde College 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 £116,792 2011-12 £321,572 £27,634 £24,851 2012-13 £152,900 £42,091 £39,275 2013-14 £34,185 £70,306 Partner total £591,264 £103,910 £134,432 Sporting Activities and Facilities Glasgow Amateur Boxing Scotland Basketball Scotland Scottish Football...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 9 May 2013

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These include the following resources - the numbers give the monthly average distribution: Choose Life – Don’t Hide It Pocket Card – 800 Choose Life “Read Between the Lines” Key Message Card – 1,200 Choose Life Card – 170 Read Between the Lines Posters, 4 types – 3,000 After a Suicide Mental Health Booklet – 120 The Art of Conversation, full A4 document – 400 The Art of Conversation Summary – 3,300 As part of its awareness-raising activity, the Breathing Space telephone advice line for people experiencing low mood, depression or anxiety, has distributed postcards (“Help a friend stay in the game”) developed by Choose Life, at various Scottish Premier League football...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 July 2011

S4W-01315

In addition, we will be looking to optimise all opportunities that come with hosting Olympic football matches in Glasgow and will capitalise on the media opportunity around the Games to promote and showcase Scotland to a global audience.
Official Report Meeting date: 22 April 2008

Equal Opportunities Committee, 22 Apr 2008

We might traditionally have seen such violent behaviour as male behaviour. The increase in that behaviour among women seems to be allied in some way with the growing problem of binge drinking by young women.
Official Report Meeting date: 21 September 2016

Education and Skills Committee 21 September 2016

It is not just that; whether it is through running a football group or any other group in the community, people can accommodate and understand their behaviour and get closer to those children.
Official Report Meeting date: 1 December 2020

Health and Sport Committee 01 December 2020

Having done some work on price promotions and how we nudge population behaviour in a healthier direction, I think that there is something to be said for having different displays and information about food that is not currently included, as well as looking at what the regulated health claims are.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 April 2018

Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee 18 April 2018

One way in which a regulator can ensure a change in behaviours is to put it into regulation, whether that is done through a licensing regime or on a statutory basis.
Official Report Meeting date: 29 March 2018

Equalities and Human Rights Committee 29 March 2018

One of the best initiatives that I have seen in that regard is UNICEF’s rights-respecting schools award, which makes a big difference to children by addressing bullying and disrespectful behaviour from an early age. However, that approach needs to be continued all the way through secondary school.

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