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Date answered:
30 August 2013
S4W-15929
Our proposals for competition regulation in an independent Scotland were laid out in the discussion paper Economic and Competition Regulation in an Independent Scotland. This can be found online at: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2013/02/1911.
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Date answered:
12 August 2013
S4W-16458
This advice aims to reduce the spread of coronavirus. This is accessed online at: http://www.documents.hps.scot.nhs.uk/ewr/pdf2013/1329.pdf.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 March 2013
S4W-12968
The Scottish Government supports a national infrastructure and related support for financial inclusion and financial awareness, including training for debt advisors and a Financial Learning Online Scotland website for financial capability practitioners.
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Date answered:
27 June 2012
S4W-07872
The consultation closed on 30 April 2012 and can be accessed online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2012/02/9972/0.
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Date answered:
1 May 2012
S4W-06736
During development of the next iteration of the framework, ways in which to communicate the dietary and environmental sustainability goals will be considered along with the views received from an online survey that closed on 30 April 2012.
Last updated:
5 October 2020
FM Domestic Abuse Protection Scotland Bill
Police Scotland estimate that the cost of developing online training if this route is taken would be around £12,000. 89.
Last updated:
4 November 2019
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More specifically, the Bill covers the following: (i) any person whose usual place of work is retail premises, while working in those premises (whether as employee, owner or agency staff), such as: • in a shop, the owner and all other staff, while working in the shop (but not, for example, while travelling to or from work), regardless of whether selling goods is part of their job; • in a pub, the landlord and all other staff, while working in the pub, regardless of whether selling drinks, food etc. is part of their job; • in a charity shop, the paid manager and the volunteer staff, while working in the shop; (ii) any person whose usual place of work is not in retail premises, while selling or supplying goods to the public (whether as employee, owner or agency staff), such as: • where a shop forms a part of larger non-retail premises (such as the gift shop within a visitor attraction), the worker selling goods in the shop, but not other workers on those premises (such as a visitor guide); • where a bar forms part of larger, mostly non-retail, premises (such as a hotel), the worker selling drinks in the bar, but not other hotel workers (such as reception staff or porters); • in high-street premises that primarily deliver a service, rather than sell or supply goods (such as a hairdressing salon), a worker while selling goods (e.g. hair gel) but not while performing the service (e.g. cutting hair); 18 This document relates to the Protection of Workers (Retail and Age- restricted Goods and Services) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 58) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 10 October 2019 • door-to-door salespersons and street traders (whose retail work is not done in premises); (iii) any person whose usual place of work is not in retail premises, while selling or supplying age-restricted services to the public (whether as employee, owner or agency staff), such as: • tanning salon workers; • tattoo or piercing establishment workers; • a person working in an amusement arcade with gambling machines; • betting shop (bookmaker) or bingo hall workers; (iv) any person who delivers goods from retail premises, while at the delivery location (but not while travelling between the retail premises and that location), such as a delivery driver for a supermarket, fulfilling online...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 March 2021
Health and Sport Committee 09 March 2021
The service provides face-to-face contact only in certain circumstances, but it is doing much more work online, and it is also running a lot of chat-and-walk sessions.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 March 2021
Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints 02 March 2021 [Draft]
Mr Salmond’s submission was available from The Spectator online for an extended period, and not one Scottish publication decided to publish the submission until after it was published by the SPCB.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 February 2021
COVID-19 Committee 18 February 2021
The merchant navy in the round will not be exempt, but there might be elements in there that will allow it to function in a slightly different way from the rest of the general public. Those exemptions are online. If you need more than that, Mr Corry, I am absolutely certain that Mr Matheson will be happy to respond to a specific question.
