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13 September 2023
Scotlands Prison Population Letter from the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs
With one of the highest prison populations in Western Europe, we need to actively engage with those questions. I plan on making a statement to Parliament on this in the coming weeks and will also be inviting justice spokespeople to a discussion on the way forward.
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21 August 2023
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For example: • a physiotherapist can teach you exercises to help strengthen your joints, avoid injuries and manage pain • an occupational therapist can help you manage daily activities and give advice on equipment that may help you • counselling and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) may be useful if you're struggling to cope with long-term pain • for cert...
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9 August 2023
Exam Results 2023
Results Day 2023 Learners are receiving their results by post today and those who signed up for and activated their MySQA account will also be receiving their results by text and/or email from 8am this morning (Tuesday 8 August).
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12 June 2023
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Across Scotland, we estimate our industry supports the employment of over 30,000 people with annual activity worth around £3 billion. CECA Scotland Response to Petitioner’s Question In our response CECA will address the first two bullet points of the petitioner’s question.
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2 May 2023
Letter from minister for victims and community safety regarding legal aid reform
To assist with its statutory obligation to monitor the accessibility and availability of legal services, SLAB is undertaking a research project aimed at exploring how trends in legal aid activity at the sub-national level compare to the national trend and vary between areas of law.
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21 April 2023
COSLA Resources and CYP Spokespeople
This is made up of 142 permanent posts, 49 fixed term and 41 temporary, demonstrating that Councils continue to recruit actively and are seeking to fill posts on a permanent basis.
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7 March 2023
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Neil Bibby moved amendment S6M-08122.1— As an amendment to motion S6M-08122 in the name of Jenny Gilruth (Women and Girls' Safety on Public Transport), insert at end “; believes that in order for women and girls to feel safe and be safe, the public transport network needs to be accessible and properly staffed; rejects proposals for any cuts to ScotRail ticket office opening hours, which would be a retrograde step in this regard, and calls for assurances that trade unions and women's organisations will be actively...
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30 January 2023
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2001
However, it is important to view it as an active intervention because it may have significant effects on the child or young person in terms of their psychological functioning.
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20 December 2022
Letter from Minister for Just Transition Employment and Fair Work to Convener
An anti-racist framing recognises racism as a structural issue, as well as the necessity of explicit activity to address structural and institutional inequality.
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25 November 2022
Joint Fisheries Statement letter from the Cabinet secretary on 23 November 2022
For example, in finalising the JFS officials have sought to: set out more clearly how an ecosystem-based approach will be embedded in policies, • supporting the ecosystem objective; emphasise more clearly the relationship between fishing and the wider marine • environment, acknowledging it can be compromised by human-induced pressures including fishing activity and impacted by environmental threats such as climate change; redraft the JFS to highlight our understanding that managing these pressures as a • whole, is fundamental not only to having a healthy marine environment, but also to the future of sustainable fisheries management; recognise more clearly the interdependencies between the range of sea users and the • competing spatial pressures - how these can lead to displacement, for instance, and may have adverse impacts more widely such as socially, economically or environmentally; highlight that in this policy space, a number of considerations must be appropriately • balanced due to the interdependencies between the range of sea users and the competing spatial pressures; and strengthen the JFS by making clearer the need to consider the relationship between • marine spatial planning and fisheries management measures where co-location occurs so that key policies are more joined up, ensuring the effective use of marine space and resources Specifically on the question relating to time-bound targets it is worth reiterating that the JFS sets out the FPAs collective ambition for the policies which will shape the management and use of our fisheries.
