There are 27,362 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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Last updated:
24 January 2025
PE2120_E
Set against this policy context it is imperative to shift mindsets and behaviours when it comes to modes of travel.
Last updated:
29 August 2024
Scottish Environment Protection Agency_response to Vapes SSI letter 16 August 2024_WEB
They are highly likely to be a source of some of the same littering and improper disposal behaviours as disposable vapes and as such also need to be managed.
Last updated:
29 August 2024
SPICe Briefing for Petition PE2097
For example, in its Stage 1 report, the Justice Committee noted that: “Central to the Committee’s scrutiny of this Bill is the need to balance the rights of individuals to be protected from being subjected to threatening or abusive behaviour and the rights of individuals, the press and religious groups to express themselves freely, without fear of investiga...
Last updated:
24 April 2024
PE2025_F
Ensuring victims are financially compensated for loss of the marital home, including loss of personal possessions and furniture left in the property We note that rights and remedies allowing financial and property claims after separation as part of divorce are already available under the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985, but women need access to civil legal aid or otherwise affordable legal services to exercise these rights and access the provisions of the Act, a matter discussed above. 1 The Law Society of Scotland stated in their submission to the Committee that “Considerations of fairness and equity underpin the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985” 2 and the Minister for Community Safety noted in her submission to the Committee that “… Under the 1985 Act, a party’s behaviour...
Last updated:
1 September 2022
PE1934_C
MVP is a peer education programme that gives young people the chance to explore and challenge the attitudes, beliefs and cultural norms underpinning gender based violence, bullying and other forms of violence. It can address a range of behaviours including name-calling, sexting, controlling behaviour and harassment.
Last updated:
15 March 2022
Minutes of the CPG on Sustainable Transport meeting of 24 February 2022
He covered a number of points: - The importance of both technology and behaviour change to achieving decarbonisation. - The necessity of demand reduction to achieving decarbonisation. - What ‘good’ policy in demand management should look like. - Challenges of delivering policies in this area.
Committees
Date published:
30 June 2020
Stage 1 Report on the Protection of Workers (Retail and Age-restricted Goods and Services) (Scotland) Bill - Reasonableness
It highlighted that the Bill is similar to the offence of threatening or abusive behaviour in the Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Act 2010 ('section 38 offence'), but with some subtle differences.iScottish Government Memorandum It highlighted that, in contrast to the section 38 offence, there is no requirement for the behaviour to be likely to cause a reasonable person fear or alarm.iScottish Government Memorandum
Daniel Johnson MSP suggested that the focus should be on the intention of the perpetrator (to cause fear or alarm) rather than on the reaction of the victim.
Date published:
20 February 2019
Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill - What is the impact of physical punishment on children?
Physical punishment exacerbates existing problem behaviour.
Childhood physical punishment is linked to adult aggression and antisocial behaviour.
Committees
Date published:
5 June 2018
Sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct - Clarity of and confidence in policies
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The Sexual Harassment and Sexist Behaviour Survey revealed a lack of confidence in the Parliament's policies and reporting procedures and this must be urgently addressed.
Date published:
18 May 2017
Wild Animals in Travelling Circuses (Scotland) Bill - Scope
., the "the ambit of the Bill has been precisely focused with clear reasons in mind" (p. 4), based on the understanding that the use of wild animals in travelling circuses involves:
the use of wild animals whose nature is still "genetically and behaviourally hardwired";
the performance of behaviours (tricks) for entertainment that are not normally exhibited naturally;
temporary / mobile accommodation that does not allow animals to carry out their natural behaviours or functions;
significant time spent travelling, which further prevents animals from engaging in natural behaviours;
little educational or conservation value, other than a cultural tradition considered by many to be outdated and unethical.
