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27 October 2023
Professor Graeme Roy Scottish Fiscal Commission Forecast Evaluation Report publication 29 August 2023
Source: Scottish Fiscal Commission. Behavioural effects are not considered when calculating the effect of Scottish policy changes.
Last updated:
10 June 2022
SPBill09AS062022
.”, 15 (i) in paragraph 12 (rent arrears), sub-paragraph (2) is repealed, (j) in paragraph 13(2) (criminal behaviour)— (i) in the opening words, for “must” substitute “may”, (ii) after paragraph (a), the word “and” is repealed, (iii) after paragraph (b) insert “, and 20 (c) the Tribunal is satisfied that it is reasonable to issue an eviction order on account of those facts.”, (k) in paragraph 14(2) (anti-social behaviour), after paragraph (b), for “and” substitute— “(ba) the Tribunal is satisfied that it is reasonable to issue an eviction order on account of that fact, and”. 25 34 Assured tenancies: discretionary eviction grounds (1) The Housing (Scotland) Act 1988 is modified as follows. (2) In section 18 (orders for possession)— (a) subsections (3) and (3A) are repealed, 30 (b) in subsection (4), for “Part II” substitute “Part I or II”, (c) in subsection (6)(a), the words “or Ground 8” are repealed, (d) in subsection (8), for “subsections (3A) and (4A)” substitute “subsection (4A)”. (3) In section 19 (notice of proceedings for possession), subsection (5) is repealed. (4) In section 20 (extended discretion of First-tier Tribunal in possession claims)— 35 (a) in subsection (1), for “Subject to subsection (6) below, the” substitute “The”, (b) subsection (6) is repealed. 42 Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill Part 4—Tenancies (5) In section 33(1) (recovery of possession on termination of a short assured tenancy)— (a) in the opening words, for “shall” substitute “may”, (b) after paragraph (b), the word “and” is repealed, (c) after paragraph (d) insert “, and 5 “(e) that it is reasonable to make an order for possession.”. (6) In schedule 5 (grounds for possession of houses let on assured tenancies)— (a) in Part I, Ground 8 is repealed, (b) the heading of Part I becomes “Certain grounds on which First-tier Tribunal may order possession”, 10 (c) the heading of Part II becomes “Further grounds on which First-tier Tribunal may 1 order possession”. 35 Tenancies under the Rent (Scotland) Act 1984: discretionary eviction grounds (1) The Rent (Scotland) Act 1984 is modified as follows. (2) In section 11 (grounds for possession of certain dwelling-houses)— 15 (a) in subsection (1)(b), after “Part I” insert “or II”, (b) subsection (2) is repealed. (3) In section 12 (extended discretion of Tribunal)— (a) in subsection (1), the words “Subject to subsection (5) below,” are repealed, (b) in subsection (2), the words “, subject to subsection (5) below,” are repealed, 20 (c) is repealed. subsection (5) (4) In section 14 (conditions applying to recovery of short tenancies)— (a) in subsection (1), after “Act” insert “provided the First-tier Tribunal considers it reasonable to allow such recovery”, (b) in subsection (3)— 25 (i) from “a landlord” to “above,” become paragraph (a), the words (ii) after paragraph (a) insert “or (b) the First-tier Tribunal does not consider it reasonable to allow recovery in accordance with the said Case 15,”, the words (iii) from “the tenancy shall” to “this subsection.” become the closing 30 words. (5) In schedule 2 (grounds for possession for protected or statutory tenancies)— (a) the heading of Part I becomes “Certain cases in which First-tier Tribunal may order possession”, (b) the heading of Part II becomes “Further cases in which First-tier Tribunal may 35 order possession”. 43 Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill Part 4—Tenancies Pre-action protocol in respect of evictions relating to rent arrears 36 Private residential tenancies: pre-action protocol (1) The Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016 is modified as follows. (2) In paragraph 12 of schedule 3 (rent arrears)— 5 (a) in sub-paragraph (4)— (i) the words from “whether the” to “benefit” become paragraph (a), (ii) after paragraph (a) insert “, and (b) the extent to which the landlord has complied with the pre-action protocol prescribed by the Scottish Ministers in regulations.”, 10 after sub-paragraph (5) (b) insert— 1 “(6) Regulations under sub-paragraph (4)(b) may make provision about— (a) information which should be provided by a landlord to a tenant (including information about the terms of the tenancy, rent arrears and any other outstanding financial obligation under the tenancy), 15 (b) steps which should be taken by a landlord with a view to seeking to agree arrangements with a tenant for payment of future rent, rent arrears and any other outstanding financial obligation under the tenancy, (c) such other matters as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate.”.
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Date answered:
10 December 2020
S5W-33975
The only exceptions to this are the most serious circumstances such as antisocial or criminal behaviour, including domestic abuse. This temporary action is in direct response to the continued need to protect public health during the challenging times that we continue to face.
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Date answered:
2 October 2020
S5W-32046
Primary Secondary Special Centrally employed All sectors Learning support 356 820 52 231 1,458 Additional Support Needs: general 58 139 143 21 361 behavioural support 24 73 53 56 205 learning difficulties 72 184 280 54 590 physical disabilities 1 7 11 27 45 Hearing impairment 2 24 6 20 51 Visual impairment 1 ...
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Date answered:
4 August 2020
S5W-30746
Plans to roll out regional workshops have been postponed due to the Coronavirus. In June 2020 the Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Community of Practice was launched which was one of the recommendations of the Coming Home report.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 April 2020
S5W-28329
Exercising access rights responsibly means respecting the needs of other people and we have advised access takers that they will need to adapt their behaviour in the national effort to contain the spread of Covid-19.
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Date answered:
9 January 2020
S5W-26796
The guidance will sit within a ‘suite’ of documents in the ‘Included, Engaged and Involved’ series, that places at its core positive relationships and behaviour, and early intervention and prevention of the use of physical intervention and seclusion, as well as de-escalation techniques.
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Date answered:
12 September 2019
S5W-24920
They also provide Community Safety activities (prevention) including home safety visits, partnership initiatives for "at risk groups" and diversionary initiatives to reduce anti-social behaviour. This contributes to enhanced Community safety and firefighter safety.
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Date answered:
18 December 2018
S5W-20395
The Prosecution Code recognises that prosecutors have other options, commonly described as alternatives to prosecution, which, in particular circumstances, and especially in relation to less serious offending behaviour, may effectively and proportionately reflect the public interest.
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Date answered:
12 December 2018
S5W-20207
This baseline data will include measures of the child’s cognitive development as well as social, emotional and behavioural development. Parent outcomes will include measures of parental health and wellbeing as well as uptake of work, training or study.
