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4 March 2025
311024 CPG Volunteering Minutes
DM shared PowerPoint slides detailing recently published analysis of the 2022 Scottish Household Survey. The key points of the presentation were: • Formal volunteering participation has decreased from 26% in 2019 to 22% in 2022, and that informal volunteering participation has remained static at 36%. • There has been a decline in the number of hours volunteered formally from 149.9 to 122.1 – a decline of 27.8 million • There has also been a decline in the number of hours volunteered informally from 211 million to 178 million – a decline of 33 million hours • The economic value of formal volunteering has declined from £2.25 billion to £2.15 billion • The economic value of informal volunteering has declined from £3.17 billion to £3.14 billion • The total economic value of volunteering is therefore £2.3 billion – a decline in value of £132 million • These figures are greatly skewed by wage inflation – if the hours contributed in 2022 were valued at the 2018 wage levels, the decrease to the economic value of volunteering would be £914 million. • DM shared that Volunteer Scotland will be sharing further analysis of the SHS 2022 data in the coming months, including time series analysis, cross- sectional analysis and a refresh of the ‘Who Contributes Most to Scottish Volunteering’ data. • DM further shared that the Volunteer Scotland sponsored PhD, ‘What we Do Together: Exploring Volunteering Using the Concept of Associational Life’ will be published soon with several events planned in the coming months. • Finally, Debbie confirmed that Volunteer Scotland are currently working with an external partner on some work to ascertain the wider social value of volunteering which goes beyond the replacement cost approach.
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21 November 2024
311024 CPG Volunteering Draft Minutes
DM shared PowerPoint slides detailing recently published analysis of the 2022 Scottish Household Survey. The key points of the presentation were: • Formal volunteering participation has decreased from 26% in 2019 to 22% in 2022, and that informal volunteering participation has remained static at 36%. • There has been a decline in the number of hours volunteered formally from 149.9 to 122.1 – a decline of 27.8 million • There has also been a decline in the number of hours volunteered informally from 211 million to 178 million – a decline of 33 million hours • The economic value of formal volunteering has declined from £2.25 billion to £2.15 billion • The economic value of informal volunteering has declined from £3.17 billion to £3.14 billion • The total economic value of volunteering is therefore £2.3 billion – a decline in value of £132 million • These figures are greatly skewed by wage inflation – if the hours contributed in 2022 were valued at the 2018 wage levels, the decrease to the economic value of volunteering would be £914 million. • DM shared that Volunteer Scotland will be sharing further analysis of the SHS 2022 data in the coming months, including time series analysis, cross- sectional analysis and a refresh of the ‘Who Contributes Most to Scottish Volunteering’ data. • DM further shared that the Volunteer Scotland sponsored PhD, ‘What we Do Together: Exploring Volunteering Using the Concept of Associational Life’ will be published soon with several events planned in the coming months. • Finally, Debbie confirmed that Volunteer Scotland are currently working with an external partner on some work to ascertain the wider social value of volunteering which goes beyond the replacement cost approach.
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7 June 2024
NHS Forth Valley Assurance Board to PAC 6 June 2024
Population Health Directorate Christine McLaughlin, Director E: [email protected] Richard Leonard MSP Convenor Public Audit Committee By email: [email protected] ___ 6 June 2024 Dear Mr Leonard The 2022/23 Audit of NHS Forth Valley Thank you for your letter of 9 May 2024, on behalf of the Public Audit Committee, which has been considering the Auditor General for Scotland’s (AGS) section 22 report, The 2022/23 audit of NHS Forth Valley.
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12 April 2024
SummaryOfEvidence
The following MSPs attended the meetings: 1 March 2022 Jackson Carlaw Murdo Fraser Jenni Minto 10 March 2022 Ariane Burgess, Paul McLennan Stuart McMillan Audrey Nicoll Alexander Stewart 16 March 2022 Graham Simpson Brian Whittle Rhoda Grant John Mason Emma Roddick Edward Mountain Willie Coffey 24 March 2022 Maree Todd Survey response In addition 24 members responded to the survey.
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26 February 2024
RSPB Scotland
CEEEAC/S6/22/28/1 Annexe A November 2022 There is also a risk that REUL will simply be lost due to insufficient time and capacity being available to fully review, or due to confusion over where competency lies.
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24 January 2024
West Lothian Council response
Educational Placement Group(EPG) (Internal) Academic Session 2018-2019 – 119 PRs (31 Granted) Academic Session 2019-2020 – 88 PRS (38 Granted) Academic Session 2020-2021 – 95 PRs (9 Granted) Academic Session 2021-2022 – 107 PRs (17 Granted) Academic Session 2022-2023 – 83 PRs (18 Granted) This group processes all Add...
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13 December 2023
Minute of the meeting held on 24 April 2023
October 2022 – public consultation held inviting views on different options of change. 3.
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8 December 2023
Delivery Plan submission SSF
This is disappointing and gives the impression that the 2022 consultation was simply a paper exercise and that the Scottish Government was not concerned with the views expressed upon it.
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6 September 2023
RMT Written Submission Inquiry into Child Poverty and Parental Employment
We opposed ScotRail’s decision to reduce services by over 10% compared to pre-pandemic levels from May 2022. Given that the Scottish Government has been running ScotRail in public ownership since April 2022, it now has direct control over service levels, and it is of significant concern that it has not yet reversed t...
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20 March 2023
Convener to Independent Commission on UK Public Health Emergency Powers
(Scotland) Act 2008. 2 st COVID-19 Recovery Committee. 1 Report, 2022 (Session 6). Stage 1 Report on The Coronavirus (Discretionary Compensation for Self-isolation) (Scotland) Bill (SP Paper 78). 3 th COVID-19 Recovery Committee. 6 Report, 2022 (Session 6).
