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We anticipate that Social Security Scotland will assert its own fraud and error level review activity and get to a place where it is satisfied that the controls that are in place are sufficient to mitigate some of the audit risks.
Clauses containing further delegated powers (numbers at introduction)Scottish Government positionClause 2(3) (Licensable means of transportation)As clause 2(3)(b) gives the Secretary of State powers to make regulations specifying other means of transportation of gas which are to be a “licensable means of transportation”, SG has requested that the requirement in clause 3 for the Secretary of State to give notice to the Scottish Ministers if the regulations contain provision that would be within devolved competence be changed to a requirement to obtain the consent of Scottish Ministers.Clause 5 (Exemption from prohibition)SG has requested that when the Secretary of State is granting exemptions from the prohibition on carrying out activity...
What are the implications of the judicial review outcome for NatureScot’s licensing activities more generally (across all species and in particular European Protected Species) – will all licensing activities be reviewed in light of the ruling and what changes might be expected?
Clinicians have been raising the alarm for years. The result of inaction is tens of children getting infections and, tragically, two children dying but, inexplicably, there are still families fighting for truth and justice.
Can he set out what the Scottish Government is doing to support households in the face of the UK Government’s inaction? Please answer with a focus on devolved responsibilities, First Minister.