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4 March 2024
Minister CEID Delivering on the priorities of Our Past Our Future The Strategy for Scotlands Histor
The second half of the event involved group discussions, focussed on future activity, action, and the National Strategy Delivery Framework.
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1 March 2024
SPBill22AFMS062024accessible
Based on a single-point of contact model, from a considered proposal from Victim Support Scotland, covering support to an estimated 8000 victims which would be available across Scotland, initial and annually recurring costs in the range of £250k to £300k are forecast, with reference to the estimated increase in offence referrals diverted to the Principal Reporter in the Financial Memorandum and in the updated financial information provided in October 2023, requiring a team of 4 FTE staff expected from implementation around 2025-26, with the necessary preparatory activity...
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27 February 2024
Scottish Government Background Brief on EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement and Northern Ireland Protocol
SERVICES (touring artists, Cabotage) Although the TCA incorporates some provisions for business travel, these rules specify certain activities and do not apply to touring musicians and other creative professionals.
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26 February 2024
REUL NFU Scotland
This makes the determination of the law that applies in any given instance much more difficult if Ministers in one jurisdiction make an active choice to diverge from existing rules and others do not.
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26 February 2024
REUL Food Standards Scotland
This makes the determination of the law that applies in any given instance much more difficult if Ministers in one jurisdiction make an active choice to diverge from existing rules and others do not.
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13 February 2024
ECYP Committee SLS Submission
Conversely, resourcing is taken away from those that have the time and money actually to do the intervention activities. The process of remedies is challenging to manage as a result of the above because GIRFEC/Inclusion/Presumption of mainstreaming is a promise that we can’t keep due to resourcing levels.
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8 February 2024
FOA
Burden is defined in clause 15(10) to include financial cost, administrative inconvenience, an obstacle to trade or innovation, efficiency, productivity or profitability, and a sanction affecting the carrying on of any lawful activity. One issue to consider may be to what extent this would represent a restriction on the exercise of powers by Ministers in th...
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25 January 2024
SCPA_National Fraud Initiative AGS to SCPA 9 Jan 2024
Many bodies participating in NFI do not keep separate records for NFI costs as it is delivered as part of their other counter fraud activities. Those that do, estimate that their costs ranged from £500 to £71,000.
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12 January 2024
Draft Delivery Plan SSEN Transmission 12 January 2024
Currently, there's limited regulation to protect these areas, which are crucial for habitat restoration—similar to existing protections on land, these marine sites should also be safeguarded for natural activities. As we work to establish our own Marine Biodiversity Net Gain Metric with our businesses’ key stakeholders it would be helpful to understand curr...
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10 January 2024
Chamber_Minutes_20240110
Protecting FCDO Jobs in East Kilbride: The Parliament debated S6M- 11664 in the name of Collette Stevenson— That the Parliament notes the decision by the UK Government to relocate the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) out of East Kilbride; understands from reports that FCDO officials had been in discussions with the local authority about opening a new site in the town, and that this decision was unexpected; believes that Abercrombie House, in East Kilbride, has been home to a dedicated workforce in the field of international development and foreign affairs for over 40 years and that around 1,000 staff are currently based there; understands that the UK Government estimates that the office’s presence generates approximately £30 million for the local economy; notes the view that the decision to relocate jobs out of East Kilbride will have a negative impact on East Kilbride’s economic recovery; further notes the reported campaign by local staff and trade unions against previous UK Government plans to remove HMRC from East Kilbride, as well as other towns in Scotland; recognises that the UK Government’s Declaration on Government Reform commits to “... relocating jobs and areas of activity...
