There are 27,353 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 February 2013
S4W-12219
To ask the Scottish Government how many people convicted of handling an offensive weapon have received as their main penalty a (a) Sheriff Court fine, (b) Justice of the Peace Court fine, (c) fiscal fine, (d) fiscal compensation order, (e) fiscal combined offer and (f) police antisocial behaviour penalty in each yea...
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Jeremy Balfour*, Colin Beattie*, Maurice Golden* *S5M-01176 Mary Fee: LGBTI Equality and Scottish Football That the Parliament — congratulates the Equality Network on its campaign to make Scottish football more inclusive; acknowledges its adverts, which have been published in every match day programme of each Scottish Premiership football match on the opening day of the new season, in conjunction with the Scottish Football Association and Ladbrokes welcoming all LGBTI football fans to the new season; notes that the Equality Network is still actively looking for clubs to sign up to its LGBT Sports Charter, which aims to improve the visibility and inclusion of LGBT people in Scottish sport, and acknowledges that more work has to be done to ensure that Scottish football and Scottish sport more broadly provides a welcoming and inclusive LGBTI-friendly environment.
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5 February 2025
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F inance and Public Administration Committee Angela Constance MSP Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs Scottish Government 5 February 2025 Dear Angela Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill The Finance and Public Administration Committee (the Committee) is currently undertaking scrutiny of the Financial Memorandum (FM) for the Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill.
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19 September 2024
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Addressing Retail Crime and Antisocial Behaviour: The Parliament debated S6M-14053 in the name of Sharon Dowey—That the Parliament notes the view that addressing retail crime and antisocial behaviour should be a priority for both the Scottish and UK governments; acknowledges and deplores the reported significant increase in abuse and violence towards shop workers and rise in shoplifting, which it understands is often the main factor behind abuse and threats, with official data reportedly showing a 21% annual increase in shoplifting incidents; understands that the British Retail Consortium’s latest crime survey reveals that there are 1,300 incidents of violence or abuse against retail workers daily, double the number prior to the COVID-19 pandemic; expresses concern over the reported £1.8 billion cost of retail theft in the last reporting year and the £1.2 billion spent by shops on crime prevention measures such as CCTV and body-worn cameras; highlights what it sees as the importance of the Protection of Workers (Retail and Age-restricted Goods and Services) (Scotland) Act 2021 in improving visibility and legal protection for retail workers in Scotland, including in the South Scotland region; notes the Scottish Retail Consortium’s call for a greater prioritisation of retail crime by government and law enforcement; further notes the calls on the Scottish Government to provide the police and courts the necessary direction and resources to prosecute offenders; notes the calls for better reporting of incidents by retailers to ensure a fuller picture of the problem, and further notes what it sees as the need for public communication campaigns to explain any new mandated rules on the selling of regulated products in store, which can often be a common trigger for flashpoints, and to make clear that poor customer behaviour will not be tolerated. 4.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 August 2022
S6W-10126
The Scottish Government does not hold information about how many schools offer access to football as a part of their PE lessons or afterschool clubs, however schools can offer football training where is a demand for it.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
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*S6M-04529 Marie McNair: Baljaffray Primary School in Bearsden Raise Money for DEC Ukrainian Appeal—That the Parliament congratulates Baljaffray Primary School on raising £10,754.23 for the DEC (Disaster Emergency Committee) Ukrainian appeal; commends the pupils, from P1 to P7, and staff who walked over 2,000 miles in distance by completing laps of the football pitch over a 14-day period in order to receive donations from those in the community; notes that the DEC holds appeals to help those in crisis, such as the people of Ukraine, by helping provide food, water, shelter and healthcare, as well as protection for the millions who are displaced by conflict; understands the impact that such a large donation can have on the families fleeing Ukraine, and thanks the families of pupils and staff at the school, as well as the wider community, who came together to in order to raise money for the appeal.
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25 May 2022
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*S6M-04529 Marie McNair: Baljaffray Primary School in Bearsden Raise Money for DEC Ukrainian Appeal—That the Parliament congratulates Baljaffray Primary School on raising £10,754.23 for the DEC (Disaster Emergency Committee) Ukrainian appeal; commends the pupils, from P1 to P7, and staff who walked over 2,000 miles in distance by completing laps of the football pitch over a 14-day period in order to receive donations from those in the community; notes that the DEC holds appeals to help those in crisis, such as the people of Ukraine, by helping provide food, water, shelter and healthcare, as well as protection for the millions who are displaced by conflict; understands the impact that such a large donation can have on the families fleeing Ukraine, and thanks the families of pupils and staff at the school, as well as the wider community, who came together to in order to raise money for the appeal.
Last updated:
18 July 2023
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When trying to influence road-user behaviour, measuring a direct correlation between campaigns such as these and any reductions in casualties is not reliable and, therefore, not something we do.
Last updated:
7 March 2023
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S5W-00219 Christine Grahame: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will revisit the Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004 and, in particular, whether it is effective in dealing with anti-social neighbours.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 June 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 29 June 2022
At stage 2, I secured an agreement from the minister that applicants for a licence must disclose convictions for fire-raising, yet she refused to budge on the disclosure of other convictions, including antisocial behaviour, football violence and even terrorism.
