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6 January 2023
Disabled Transitions consultation - SPICe summary - short survey results
And having a teacher or social worker complete an assessment isn’t going to put money in anyone's bank account. We need a major change to the structure of benefits for 16-25yr olds affected by disability.
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13 December 2022
Minutes of the meeting held on 30 September 2022
Today, there are approximately 35,000 people living with pulmonary fibrosis across the UK. This deadly disease accounts for 2% of all deaths, resulting in approximately 1,200 deaths per annum in Scotland last year.
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12 December 2022
Gender Recognition Reform Open letter to MSPs from CabSecSJHLG 9 December 2022
In this respect the Bill does not change the position that applies in the current 2004 Act, under which examples of appropriate evidence of living in the acquire gender include: • updating driving licence or passport; • updating other documents like utility bills or bank accounts; • consistently using titles and pronouns in line with the acquired gender; • ...
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6 October 2022
follow up to 7 september meeting Cabinet secretary to the Convener 4 October 2022
This will have a greater impact on Scotland as agriculture accounts for a higher share of exports and GDP.
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29 June 2022
20220627_ScottishBiometricsCommissionertoConv_LetterOfResponse
Firstly, to highlight the value attached to the role in Scotland, which in my lived experience does not correlate with the significant levels of personal responsibility and accountability during my first year in office.
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28 June 2022
20220519 NDNA Scotland
The Scottish Government must work with local authorities to identify and stop underfunding and start building futures by taking the following steps: • Children’s futures must be a priority for educational recovery plans and the Scottish Government Budget should include uplifts in the funding for delivering ELC places • Current and proposed hourly rates for partner providers must be reviewed annually in line with increasing costs to ensure providers are able to cover the cost of delivering the new offer as well as retaining and investing in their current staff • The new Workforce Strategy should ensure that local authorities ensure a mixed approach to taking on new staff including; qualified staff, developing trainees and apprentices and recruiting from outside the existing ELC workforce • The new Workforce Strategy should include recruitment programmes with the aim of getting people, especially men, over 50s and members of the BAME community, who had not previously considered ELC as a career, trained and into the ELC workforce • As part of the review of administrative burdens on providers the Scottish Government should work with NDNA Scotland, the sector and UK government to create a family-centred account...
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28 June 2022
20220518COSLA
As part of that exercise, calculations based on recent population estimates found that there were fewer children eligible for funded ELC now than was originally anticipated when the multi-year funding agreement was reached in 2018. In addition to taking account of the changing eligible population, the review identified where additional uplifts were required...
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6 June 2022
20220601_CabSecFEToConvener
The National Strategy for Economic Transformation published in March 2022 commits to introduce a common accountability framework with delivery partners with senior named leaders both inside and outside the Scottish Government responsible for delivering specific programmes, including establishing key milestones and agreeing metrics of success. 6 Priorities f...
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17 May 2022
20220509 Final note of meeting with teachers
One teacher commented that, while welcome and a lot of money to be able to spend, it is not that much money in the grand scheme of Government spending, but accepting that it is a lot of money, appreciates that schools needs to be accountable for it. Measuring the impact of interventions can be really tricky.
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25 April 2022
20220422_EnergyActionScotland_Submission
Sadly, this will lead to an increase in excess winter mortality, which already accounts for over 6 deaths every day in winter.
