Scotland) said “when done right and used well, [CRWIAs] can lead to effective rights-based decision making and planning, which is incredibly important to the overall policy intention of the bill”.iiThe Equalities and Human Rights Committee, 26 November 2020, Official Report Col 32. Kevin Kane (YouthLink Scotland) said the higher the quality and “obligatory nature” of the impact assessment, the greater chance of success.iiiThe Equalities and Human Rights Committee, 26 November 2020, Official Report Col 27.Beth Cadger (Article 12) said a “tick box” approach needed to be avoided if assessments were to be meaningful.iThe Equalities and Human Rights Committee, 26 November 2020, Official Report Col 57.