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R S5W-23792 Donald Cameron: To ask the Scottish Government, regarding its consultation, Stability and Simplicity, how many Small Farms Grant Scheme payments have been made in each year since 2015, broken down by parliamentary region.
The Committee notes that the attainment challenge has been in place since 2015 and during that time many new interventions have been adopted, adapted and, in some cases, abandoned.
The evidence that we received from many experts, including trade unions, was invaluable in getting an illustration of how the current scheme has excluded so many and ignored the experiences of people who have been injured in the workplace, especially women.
It wants to ensure that it can continue to have the concerns that it has raised. SNP members have made many points in the debate, but they have made them many times before.
The big policy call for a long time from NASUWT and many other partners has been around helping with consistency of RSHP learning and also providing clearer support for staff when curriculum making in the area.
The Committee should seek evidence showing: ● how many disabled and neurodivergent complainants seek extensions; ● how many are granted or refused; ● whether the revised guidance has changed outcomes; and ● whether people disengage before their complaints reach the SPSO.