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10 May 2023
Letter from Cabinet Secretary providinginterim update on the Scottish Governments consideration of t
I am confident this process will allow us to agree the further information that we shall provide alongside future annual reports starting with the 2022-23 report due at the end of October.
Last updated:
22 March 2023
National Performing Companies Funding for Culture
Priorities • What should be the Scottish Government’s immediate priorities in supporting the culture sector’s recovery through Budget 2022-23? The pandemic and subsequent loss of the ability to play to live audiences for almost 18 months has had a devastating impact on the performing arts.
Last updated:
9 March 2023
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Scotland's Forgotten Children: The Parliament debated S6M-07728 in the name of Roz McCall—That the Parliament notes, with concern, the findings of the Adoption Barometer 2022, published by Adoption UK, which found that more than four out of five children (81%) represented in the survey were reported to need more support in education than their peers, rising to 85% of secondary school-aged children; considers that children who are adopted in Scotland are, under the current arrangements, disadvantaged when it comes to support offered in primary and secondary education, when compared to other children who are care-experienced; recognises what it sees as the challenges of the adoption process and its impact on the ability of education providers to deliver relevant and prompt support for adopted children; understands that care-experienced children in the education system may display signs of attachment issues due to previous trauma; notes the calls on the Scottish Government to increase the level of support that adopted children receive to match the level of support given to fostered children, to ensure that both groups of children receive additional support within the education system; further notes the findings of the Scotland Foster Care Allowances Survey 2021-22, conducted by The Fostering Network, which showed the differences in weekly allowances for children and young people in foster care and those in a continuing care arrangement across Scotland’s 32 local authorities, including those in the Mid Scotland and Fife region; understands that, despite a commitment in the Scottish Government's 2021-2022 Programme for Government to implement a national allowance for foster care and a national review of care allowances in 2017, Scotland remains the only part of the UK to not have a national minimum allowance, and notes the further calls on the Scottish Government to honour the commitment it made to implement the Independent Care Review’s The Promise, in which it states that "to provide the care that children require, foster carers must be sufficiently financially maintained". 4.
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24 January 2023
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Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills submission of 5 December 2022 PE1867/I: Establish a new national qualification for British Sign Language Thank you for the opportunity to provide an update on the British Sign Language (BSL) Plan and BSL qualifications.
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21 December 2022
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CPP | REPORT: Quantum Collective Research 2022 (progressive-policy.net) - In light of recent energy price rises and Investment Zones and focus on growth of the new/recent government, it will be interesting to see if these aims endure.
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5 December 2022
NCSBillFM_MinisterMWSCToConvener_10Nov22
This rephasing has resulted in £15 million of savings for financial year 2022/23. The requirement for 2023/24 has already been identified in conjunction with the budget setting process.
Last updated:
11 November 2022
NCSBillFM_MinisterMWSCToConvener_10Nov22
This rephasing has resulted in £15 million of savings for financial year 2022/23. The requirement for 2023/24 has already been identified in conjunction with the budget setting process.
Last updated:
31 August 2022
SCAN
Scottish Government emergency funds distributed by Creative Scotland made a critical difference in stabilising the contemporary art sector, through both individual and organisational support, in the period to end March 2022 when our members were impacted by lockdown and the impact of the pandemic on income, opportunity and organisational business models.
Last updated:
30 August 2022
Scottish Contemporary Art Network
Scottish Government emergency funds distributed by Creative Scotland made a critical difference in stabilising the contemporary art sector, through both individual and organizational support, in the period to end March 2022 when our members were impacted by lockdown and the impact of the pandemic on income, opportunity and organisational business models.
Last updated:
24 November 2021
ReplacingEUStructuralFunds_ClackmannanshireCouncil
Successful projects now have November 2021 – June 2022 for projects to be delivered, subject to grant award documentation being agreed.It is difficult to comment on sustainability when these projects have such tight timescales to be delivered, evaluated and completed.
