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28 March 2025
Notes from informal session on 18022025
Lack of joined up care • There was a feeling that services were not joined up and worked to their own care plan without taking account of the care plans of other services.
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27 January 2025
Nordic Council 2024 Visit Report
Nordic Council internal affairs 5.1 The Control Committee report for 2024 16 5 .2 The Nordic Council accounts for 2023, Document 10/2024 17:00 – 17:30 Bilateral meeting with Committee for a Sustainable Nordic Region 17:30 – 18:00 Bilateral meeting with Committee for Growth and Development 19.00 – 21.00 Nordic Council Award Ceremony and Icelandic Government’...
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24 September 2024
Annual Report 2324 V2
As one participant stated “I feel like participating in the People’s Panel has improved the way I feel about the Scottish Parliament and the work it does to hold the Scottish Government to account” (March 2024). 18 6 Conclusion and looking ahead As highlighted throughout this report PACT’s purpose is to provide expertise to enable more diverse and missing v...
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27 August 2024
The 202223 audit of the Scottish Prison Service SG to PAC 20 Aug 2024
While to meet health care Prisoner recognising that responsibility appointment targets, but as Escorting and accountability for the staffing reduced, so did service Services provision of healthcare delivery but Health care (SCCPES) services to prisoners lies with appointments performance contract the National Health Service, have now improved, from and ther...
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10 June 2024
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However, since the inception of the Act, questions have been raised 1as to whether a new offence of “offensive behaviour at regulated football matches” is needed, given that a number of existing offences could be used to prosecute such behaviour, including: • the common law offence of breach of the peace; • the Public Order Act 1986 which introduced offences relating to the incitement of racial hatred for which the maximum penalty is an unlimited fine or seven years’ imprisonment (Part III (racial hatred), sections 17 to 29); • the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 which introduced offences of pursuing a racially-aggravated course of conduct which amounts to harassment of a person and acting in a manner which is racially aggravated and which causes, or is intended to cause, a person alarm or distress (section 30, inserting a new section 50A into the Criminal Law Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1995); • the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003 which made provision for offences aggravated by religious prejudice, requiring courts to take such aggravation into account...
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10 June 2024
Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill as Passed
Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill 3 Part 1—Offence as to domestic abuse Evidence, aggravation and defence 3 Evidence of impact on victim (1) The commission of an offence under section 1(1) does not depend on the course of behaviour actually causing B to suffer harm of the sort mentioned in section 1(2). 5 (2) The operation of section 2(2)(b) does not depend on behaviour directed at someone actually having on B any of the relevant effects set out in section 2(3). (3) Nothing done by or mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) prevents evidence from being led in proceedings for an offence under section 1(1) about (as the case may be)— (a) harm actually suffered by B as a result of the course of behaviour, or 10 (b) effects actually had on B of behaviour directed at someone. 4 Aggravation in relation to a child (1) This subsection applies where it is, in proceedings for an offence under section 1(1)— (a) specified in the complaint or libelled in the indictment that the offence is aggravated by reason of involving a child, and 15 (b) proved that the offence is so aggravated. (2) The offence is so aggravated if, at any time in the commission of the offence— (a) A directs behaviour at a child, or (b) A makes use of a child in directing behaviour at B. (2A) The offence is so aggravated if a child sees or hears, or is present during, an incident of 20 behaviour that A directs at B as part of the course of behaviour. (2B) The offence is so aggravated if a reasonable person would consider the course of behaviour, or an incident of A’s behaviour that forms part of the course of behaviour, to be likely to adversely affect a child usually residing with A or B (or both). (2C) For it to be proved that the offence is so aggravated, there does not need to be evidence 25 that a child— (a) has ever had any— (i) awareness of A’s behaviour, or (ii) understanding of the nature of A’s behaviour, or (b) has ever been adversely affected by A’s behaviour. 30 (3) Evidence from a single source is sufficient to prove that the offence is so aggravated. (4) Where subsection (1) applies, the court must— (a) state on conviction that the offence is so aggravated, (b) record the conviction in a way that shows that the offence is so aggravated, (c) take the aggravation into account...
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10 June 2024
Revised Explanatory Notes Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill
Subsection (3) allows sheriff court auditors to tax accounts relating to actions in any of the sheriff courts in Scotland – in 7 It is proposed that the auditors of court become office-holders in the Scottish Administration by virtue of an Order under section 126(8)(b) of the Scotland Act 1998.
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19 June 2023
ScottishGovernment Response Long COVID
This correspondence welcomed a range of actions underway by transparency and accountability, the Network’s programme team to enhance the transparency and visibility of the Network’s the Committee recommends that activity, including; the Scottish Government takes a • The development and implementation of a communications strategy, to guide the more proactive...
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19 April 2023
NHS Forth Valley Evidence Pack
Exhibit 2 Cost Inflation Projections 2023/24 % on Category base General Pay Inflation (aggregate) 2.00 Unitary Charge Inflation 12.00 Energy 30.00 Rates 34.20 Voluntary Bodies / other providers 2.00 Cross Boundary Flow 2.50 Prescribing – community 5.50 Hospital Drugs 10.00 With respect to pay costs, the 2023/24 pay award is currently under negotiation and in the absence of a confirmed Scottish Public Sector Pay Policy, a 2% pay increase is assumed at this stage. Workforce costs account...
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27 July 2022
RoyalCollegeofGeneralPractitionersevidenceandpositionstatement7June2022
The intention of the group is to, “take into account the role of primary and community care in supporting gender identity services, recognising aspects of ongoing care of trans and non-binary individuals who have accessed specialist services that will be managed in such a setting”.
