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9 September 2025
Prostitution Offences and Support Bill Letter from Ash Regan MSP 9 Sept 2025
The figures are presented as a realistic range rather than a single-point estimate, and they take account of the greater complexity of indoor prostitution offences.
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25 August 2025
Stage 3 VWJR Bill and VNS Update Letter from Minister VCS 22 August 2025
We are working with stakeholders to do just that to determine how a VCT should operate, and what and how information about victims will be shared between organisations - taking account of data protection law and current and future digital advances across the system.
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27 June 2025
UHI Supplementary Information 23 June 2025
Since the end of academic year 21/22, the EO staff cost base will have reduced from 309 FTEs (reported in 21/22 statutory accounts), to an indicative 254 FTEs at the end of 24/25 (down 18%), with an estimated saving of £5m on staff costs.
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27 June 2025
UHI Suplementary Information 23 June 2025
Since the end of academic year 21/22, the EO staff cost base will have reduced from 309 FTEs (reported in 21/22 statutory accounts), to an indicative 254 FTEs at the end of 24/25 (down 18%), with an estimated saving of £5m on staff costs.
Last updated:
10 June 2025
Cumbernauld Report
People also commented: • Covid briefings were good and the Covid Inquiry. • Accountability – more (people) engaged in politics since 2014 • Recent years politics seems to have been bogged down (or media portrays other focus) would be good to return to a competent efficient Government.
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21 May 2025
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Subsection (3) provides that the assistance and support to be provided to a person in accordance with that duty may not be made conditional on them agreeing to act as a witness, may only be provided with their agreement, and must take due account of their needs as regards their safety and protection from harm. 26.
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20 May 2025
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Subsection (3) provides that the assistance and support to be provided to a person in accordance with that duty may not be made conditional on them agreeing to act as a witness, may only be provided with their agreement, and must take due account of their needs as regards their safety and protection from harm. 26.
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22 April 2025
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S6M-17267 Jamie Hepburn on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: Substitution on Committees—That the Parliament agrees that Stephanie Callaghan be appointed to replace Jackie Dunbar as the Scottish National Party substitute on the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee. 5:45 pm Decision Time followed by Members' Business Debate on the subject of— S6M-17011 Douglas Lumsden: Addressing Waiting Times in NHS Grampian—That the Parliament notes the reported concerns regarding challenges that NHS Grampian is facing in relation to staffing shortages and resource limitations, which it understands has contributed to delays in patient care and increased pressure on existing medical personnel; acknowledges that, in September 2024, NHS Grampian reported that over 3,000 patients were waiting over two years for hospital treatment, which it believes was the highest number among Scottish NHS boards; understands that, in November 2024, NHS Grampian declared a board level critical incident, which led to the diversion of ambulance patients to hospitals outside the region due in part to sustained pressures at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary; notes that, in late November 2024, NHS Grampian experienced a significant rise in delayed discharges, with 199 cases, which according to the NHS board accounted...
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9 April 2025
Human Trafficking Minutes CPG HT 20241029
Answer (Nina Munson): There are different accounts of who is exploiting who. There is a disproportionate number of traffickers who are not associated with the reservations, according to federal government statistics.
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28 March 2025
Letter from Cabinet Secretary Education and Skills to the Convener 24 March 2025
The relevant qualifying benefits account for around 80% of the eligible population.
