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31 January 2023
Petitions Cab Sec evidence follow up
There are eight key pathfinders currently identified as part of this programme, many of which relate to increasing digital access to health and care and increasing skills and health literacy understanding to support people in libraries.
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28 October 2022
Running Out Racism
The building of this process only started in middle of summer, when first referrals received as early as March. Why did it take so many weeks just to start this work? If you were running an organisation which had received multiple complaints of racism against individuals and organisations, would you not want to move on this swiftly?
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3 October 2022
CPG Recreational Boating Minutes 29 June 22
On behalf of Scottish Canals JS paid tribute to Scottish Waterways for All for an excellent event with many people lining the route. There was a revolutionary festival th on 28 May that was part of a family friendly event and has signalled that we are embracing every possible audience.
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21 September 2022
UKSI Phytosanitary Conditions amendment 3 20 Sept 22
These stakeholder groups were made aware of the proposal contained within the SI and they were supportive of these changes as many of these were enhancing plant biosecurity.
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27 June 2022
SGresponsetoCPreportMarch2022
The Committee heard persuasive evidence that, The Scottish Government is clear that the advancement of LGBT rights and for many survivors of conversion practices, their protections through ending conversion practices, does not mean regression of faith is part of their identity and they have felt religious freedoms - which remain protected under existing law...
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12 May 2022
CPG Visual Impairment Minutes 22 February 22
Only five per cent of blind people have no sight at all; many people have some vision and are often able to read large print etc, therefore one size does not fit all in terms of accessible voting.
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11 May 2022
Chamber_Minutes_20220511
Tackling Violent Crime: Jamie Greene moved S6M-04320—That the Parliament notes with concern that the number of police-recorded violent crimes is at its highest level in a decade; further notes that Scottish Government decisions have contributed to this rise by underfunding the police, which has led to full-time police officer numbers being at their lowest level since 2008; recognises that the Scottish Government's justice strategy is failing victims of crime, as is evident through the 931,991 hours of community sentences that have been written off or not yet carried out; notes that organised crime and domestic abuse contribute to a deteriorating picture of crimes of violence in Scotland, and urges the Scottish Government to take action to address this; recognises that the Scottish Government's justice strategy is failing to keep the public safe by diverting dangerous criminals away from prison, instead allowing them to carry out inadequate non-custodial alternatives; believes that proposals such as those outlined in the Scottish Government's consultation on bail and release from custody arrangements, which include proposals to automatically release offenders after serving just a third of their prison sentence, do not address the shift in balance in the justice system away from victims, and further distil a lack of confidence in sentencing, and calls, therefore, on the Scottish Government to change strategy by acknowledging that punishment remains an important part of the criminal justice system, and to support proposals contained in the proposed Victims, Criminal Justice and Fatal Accident Inquiries (Scotland) Bill, such as the introduction of Michelle's Law and Suzanne's Law, to improve the landscape of support for the victims of crime, which it believes is currently letting down too many...
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13 April 2022
SPLCMS066
There has been no formal consultation by the UK Government on the Bill but the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee held an inquiry into the creation of the new agency to which many stakeholders gave evidence. The UK Government responded to the Committee report and accepted some of its more minor 1 recommendations .
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17 March 2022
20220224 NPF4_Letter _to_LGHP_Committee
Dr Lowther went on to describe how place design can affect many other aspects of policy with a significant impact on health and wellbeing, including the local food environment, access to the natural environment, housing and transport. 13.
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29 September 2021
Chamber_Minutes_20210929
Alleviating Poverty Associated with the Purchase of School Uniforms in Scotland: The Parliament debated S6M-01065 in the name of Fulton MacGregor— That the Parliament recognises and praises the continuing work of Cool School Uniforms, which is based in Coatbridge, in ensuring that many children across Coatbridge and Chryston are able to obtain warm, clean a...
