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Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2016
Health and Sport Committee 25 October 2016
The Buurtzorg model shows that staff get a lot more pleasure and fulfilment in their jobs and, more important, that those who receive the services get better services.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 February 2020
Local Government and Communities Committee 26 February 2020
Years ago, building control departments were very active on sites. Building control officers would get out of their offices and they would get in your face inspecting, recording and so on, but that does not happen any more.
Committee reports
Date published:
28 February 2024
Adult mental health
In order for mental health trusts to justify to their clinical commissioning groups certain activities that they are doing, it is necessary for them to get that data.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 June 2013
Local Government and Regeneration Committee 05 June 2013
We are getting used to that.The information is all out there.
Last updated:
27 June 2023
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Supported by: Alexander Stewart*, Jeremy Balfour*, Colin Beattie*, Craig Hoy*, Liam Kerr*, Annie Wells*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Bill Kidd*, Edward Mountain*, Pam Gosal*, Jamie Greene*, Meghan Gallacher* Brian Whittle: Max Appeal Secures Funding for Residential Outdoor Activity *S6M-09689 Camp —That the Parliament congratulates Max Appeal on its award of £2,823 from the National Lottery Awards for All Scotland; understands that the grant will fund a three-night residential stay and outdoor activity camp in Biggar for children and young people affected by 22q11.2 syndrome; commends Max Appeal on its efforts to engage children and young people affected by 22q11.2 syndrome to share experiences, develop and learn, and wishes them all the best at camp and beyond.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
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*S6M-05063 Clare Adamson: Learning Disability Week 2022—That the Parliament acknowledges Learning Disability Week 2022, which will be celebrated from 20 to 26 June 2022, and where Art and Creativity will be this year’s theme; understands that for many people with a learning disability and their families, getting creative has helped them stay connected and remain positive through the challenges of recent years; further understands that people with a learning disability are twice as likely to experience poor mental health , which can be due to many factors such as discrimination and social isolation; applauds the organisations, family members and support workers within Scotland's communities that support vulnerable individuals who have learning disabilities, physical disabilities and experience poor mental health to live active, healthy and safe lives in their own homes and to have the ability to participate in activities within their local communities, and welcomes the Scottish Government strategy, A Fairer Scotland for Disabled People, and the continued commitment to fund schemes such as Self-directed Support and the Independent Living Fund.
Last updated:
24 June 2022
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*S6M-05063 Clare Adamson: Learning Disability Week 2022—That the Parliament acknowledges Learning Disability Week 2022, which will be celebrated from 20 to 26 June 2022, and where Art and Creativity will be this year’s theme; understands that for many people with a learning disability and their families, getting creative has helped them stay connected and remain positive through the challenges of recent years; further understands that people with a learning disability are twice as likely to experience poor mental health , which can be due to many factors such as discrimination and social isolation; applauds the organisations, family members and support workers within Scotland's communities that support vulnerable individuals who have learning disabilities, physical disabilities and experience poor mental health to live active, healthy and safe lives in their own homes and to have the ability to participate in activities within their local communities, and welcomes the Scottish Government strategy, A Fairer Scotland for Disabled People, and the continued commitment to fund schemes such as Self-directed Support and the Independent Living Fund.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 February 2012
Meeting of the Parliament 08 February 2012
The people who live and work the land and get their feet muddy are the people who know the environment best.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 January 2026
S6W-42980
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-42573 by Shirley-Anne Somerville on 6 January 2026, whether it will provide the information that was requested and confirm what action it is taking to address reported concerns that 40% of people with disabilities are worried their benefits will be removed if they are seen to be more active. The Scottish Government actively encourage disabled people to improve their wellbeing by being more physically active, in a way that suits them.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 January 2025
S6W-32795
To ask the Scottish Government what progress it has made on applying a cap to fishing activity in inshore waters, of up to three nautical miles, that will limit activity to current levels and set a ceiling from which activities that disrupt the seabed can be reduced.
