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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 September 2023
S6W-20838
To ask the Scottish Government what interaction its ministers have had, or plan to have, with representatives of the healthcare and assistive technology sector. Scottish Government officials have regular engagement with the assistive technology sector, including through the Technology Enabled Care programme and British Healthcare Trades Association.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 April 2023
Criminal Justice Committee 26 April 2023
I notice that there is to be a retendering for the employee assistance programme, which will kick in next April, so it is about a year away.
Last updated:
16 June 2025
20250225 Minute of CPG AFVC 25 Feb 2025
Subsequent Discussions • James Murphy confirmed that the Forces Employment Charity’s Executive Programme is open to all ranks, addressing concerns about exclusivity in support for commissioned officers only. • A participant proposed developing a grassroots networking forum to connect veterans with employers and services—well received with support from the Forces Employment Charity to assist further.
Last updated:
4 February 2025
North East morning report
Rt Hon Alison Johnstone MSP Presiding Officer 2 3 th Scottish Parliament 25 Anniversary Regional Programme The Presiding Officer is leading a regional programme of visits to each of the eight th Scottish Parliamentary regions to mark the 25 Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.
Last updated:
20 December 2023
COVID 19 communication of public health information letter to Minister
A communications strategy that accompanies the booster programme will be key to addressing these issues.
Last updated:
16 December 2022
CYPBill_DFMToDeputyConvener_13Dec22
The Scottish Futures Trust is responsible for monitoring the delivery of the ELC capital programme. The latest published information from the Scottish Futures Trust - captured within the November 2022 Improvement Service ELC monitoring report - indicates that, as of August 2022, 825 projects, or 90 per cent of the ELC capital programme, were complete.
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 May 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 31 May 2017
In 2015, 32 per cent of Scottish employees were members of trade unions.
Committee reports
Date published:
27 June 2019
The impact of Brexit on the civil and criminal justice systems and policing in Scotland - What views have been expressed to the Committee?
These were held on:
30 January 2018 - Brexit and family law, with evidence from:
Janys M Scott QC, Faculty of Advocates;
Lucia Clark, Partner, Morton Fraser;
Juliet Harris, Director, Together Scotland;
Professor Paul Beaumont, Chair in EU and Private International Law, University of Aberdeen;
Professor Janeen Carruthers, Professor of Private Law, University of Glasgow
30 January 2018 - Brexit and civil, commercial and consumer law, with evidence from:
Jason Freeman, Legal Director (Consumer), Competition and Markets Authority;
Frank Johnstone, Partner, Dentons;
James Mure QC, Convenor, European Committee, and Peter Sellar, Member, Faculty of Advocates;
Graeme Paton, Chartered Trading Standards Practitioner, Society of Chief Officers of Trading Standards in Scotland;
Professor Paul Beaumont, Chair in EU and Private International Law, University of Aberdeen;
Professor Janeen Carruthers, Professor of Private Law, University of Glasgow
20 February 2018 - Brexit and policing and criminal justice, with evidence from:
Helen Nisbet, Assistant...
Last updated:
20 December 2023
SAZ Memorandum from Scottish Government
The Scottish Government, as set out in the Programme for Government 2023-24, is committed to working closely with Gillian Mackay MSP to deliver her Member’s Bill on safe access zones. 2.
Last updated:
15 June 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 8 Frebruary 2023
Sandy Brindley, Rape Crisis Scotland COVID now Cost of Living SB updated the Group on the impact of the Cost of Living crisis in terms of demand for the services of Rape Crisis Scotland: • A 34.5% increase on demand when compared with 21/22, which had already seen an increase. • Survivors seeking the services of Rape Crisis Scotland, as they are unable to access health services. • The rise in women having to sell sex because of financial hardship. • The number of survivors, who are refugees and asylum seekers, and particularly vulnerable. • The impact of the backlog in the court system – a result of both COVID and the Cost of Living Crisis. 2 • The impact, were a funding programme...
