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5 March 2024
Post EU Scrutiny Convener to Cab Sec 30 01 2024
Principles of approach 2.1 SG shares the view of the CEEAC Committee that the Parliament’s scrutiny of the implementation of the TCA and its engagement with the Parliamentary Partnership Assembly requires transparency in relation to positions taken in areas of devolved competence. 2.2 SG will engage openly and constructively with the Committee on all relevant aspects of its work programme relating to the governance of the TCA.
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5 March 2024
Subject Committes letter from Clare Adamson MSP Convener of the Constitution Europe External Affair
Principles of approach 2.1 SG shares the view of the CEEAC Committee that the Parliament’s scrutiny of the implementation of the TCA and its engagement with the Parliamentary Partnership Assembly requires transparency in relation to positions taken in areas of devolved competence. 2.2 SG will engage openly and constructively with the Committee on all relevant aspects of its work programme relating to the governance of the TCA.
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30 January 2024
East Lothian Council
. • Audit checks by school’s link Education Support Officers to highlight and remedy any apparent inconsistencies. • Ongoing programme of CLPL sessions for school staff regarding SEEMiS records.
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22 November 2023
Launch of Tobacco and Vaping Framework road map to 2034
We recognise the acute need to take action on vaping. Our 2023/24 Programme for Government included a commitment to publish a refreshed Tobacco Action Plan in autumn 2023, outlining decisive action to remain on track to make Scotland tobacco-free by 2034.
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6 October 2023
Transitions to Adulthood Scotland Bill 25 September 2023
A statutory solution is, in my view, the way forward, as it is the only solution that has not yet been explored. The recent Programme for Government was an opportunity for the Scottish Government to make good on its assurances to your Committee, and to outline its plans for a national transitions strategy.
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3 October 2023
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Donald Cameron moved amendment S6M-10703.1— As an amendment to motion S6M-10703 in the name of Jamie Hepburn (Protection of Scottish Parliament Powers), leave out from “notes” to end and insert “recognises that the UK Government is investing directly in Scotland and is working with local authorities and other partners to enable people across Scotland to benefit from this investment; urges the Scottish National Party administration in cooperation with the Scottish Green Party to work collaboratively and constructively with the UK Government, as demonstrated by positive joint working on programmes...
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29 September 2023
Reconsideration of the UNCRC Incorporation Scotland Bill 25 September 2023
There have been calls for Scottish Government to undertake a legislative audit to inform the potential to commence a programme of re-legislating to bring excluded legislation within scope of the UNCRC duties.
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28 September 2023
Disabled Children and Young People Transitions to Adulthood Scotland Bill 25 September 2023
A statutory solution is, in my view, the way forward, as it is the only solution that has not yet been explored. The recent Programme for Government was an opportunity for the Scottish Government to make good on its assurances to your Committee, and to outline its plans for a national transitions strategy.
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25 May 2023
Minute of the meeting held on 8 June 2022
. develop a comprehensive education programme. work with teams to develop professional to professional communication pathways to avoid admission to hospital from a care home setting.
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9 March 2023
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Scotland's Forgotten Children: The Parliament debated S6M-07728 in the name of Roz McCall—That the Parliament notes, with concern, the findings of the Adoption Barometer 2022, published by Adoption UK, which found that more than four out of five children (81%) represented in the survey were reported to need more support in education than their peers, rising to 85% of secondary school-aged children; considers that children who are adopted in Scotland are, under the current arrangements, disadvantaged when it comes to support offered in primary and secondary education, when compared to other children who are care-experienced; recognises what it sees as the challenges of the adoption process and its impact on the ability of education providers to deliver relevant and prompt support for adopted children; understands that care-experienced children in the education system may display signs of attachment issues due to previous trauma; notes the calls on the Scottish Government to increase the level of support that adopted children receive to match the level of support given to fostered children, to ensure that both groups of children receive additional support within the education system; further notes the findings of the Scotland Foster Care Allowances Survey 2021-22, conducted by The Fostering Network, which showed the differences in weekly allowances for children and young people in foster care and those in a continuing care arrangement across Scotland’s 32 local authorities, including those in the Mid Scotland and Fife region; understands that, despite a commitment in the Scottish Government's 2021-2022 Programme...
