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27 March 2025
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These factors are: (a) personal dignity, including respect for their choices and beliefs; (b) freedom from fear, oppression, abuse and neglect; (c) good physical, mental and emotional health; (d) participation in meaningful activity including work, education, training and recreation; (e) an adequate standard of living including suitable and affordable accom...
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27 March 2025
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These factors are: (a) personal dignity, including respect for their choices and beliefs; (b) freedom from fear, oppression, abuse and neglect; (c) good physical, mental and emotional health; (d) participation in meaningful activity including work, education, training and recreation; (e) an adequate standard of living including suitable and affordable accom...
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6 December 2024
Audit Scotland budget 25_26 to SCPA 28 Nov 2024
We hope that the session, and the additional information on efficiency and best value, the budget scenarios, the audit modernisation project and the fees and funding model for public audit provided in our letter dated 29 October, were helpful to the Commission. 2024/25 Budget Following constructive negotiations with staff representatives and taking on board the escalating cost of living pressures, we agreed the 2024/25 pay award settlement with colleagues in September 2024.
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4 September 2024
Report of the Visit to the Arctic Circle Assembly
These include young men not pursuing further education or, when they do, going to college in Denmark and never coming back. A quarter of Greenlanders live in Denmark and brain drain is a perennial issue. 49.
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20 June 2024
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These include self-confidence, empowerment, independence, understanding of risk, awareness of healthy living and social skills. 63. Whilst none of those represent savings in financial terms, it is the Member’s view that spending for pupils to receive one week’s residential outdoor education represents investment in the future, as it will shape young people ...
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10 June 2024
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In terms of wider societal benefits, some respondents to the consultation referred to their experience in England where damages have enabled survivors to rebuild their lives and become more productive members of society with a consequential reduction on their reliance on NHS and other services. 16 This document relates to the Limitation (Childhood Abuse) (S...
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7 June 2024
CWP Conference Gibraltar 2022 Report
Helen discussed the most common responses concerning how the women surveyed first became interested in politics and why they decided to stand, which included coming from a political background, discontent with the status quo and/or it being the right time in their lives. overwhelmingly cited as having encouraged respondents to stand and as providing Family ...
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12 December 2023
A9 Dualling 2025 Delivery Strategy Update of May 2012
Key Audiences for this announcement are: • Business & Tourism HIE, Scottish Enterprise, Economic Forums, Cairngorm National Park, Local Chambers of Commerce, CBI Scotland, Fed of Small Businesses, Institute of Directors, Scottish Chambers of Commerce, SCDI • Community / Key Locations along route – e.g. members of the public using route or living along it, c...
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16 November 2023
Budget scrutiny 202425 16 November 2023
What other options are available to ensure affordability for households during the cost-of-living crisis? 63 Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee, Official Report, 7 November 2023, Col 23 16
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Powers to address danger 6 Power to arrange remediation work (1) The Scottish Ministers may arrange for work to be carried out that is identified in a single-building assessment report as being needed to eliminate or mitigate risks to human 30 life that are (directly or indirectly) created or exacerbated by the building’s external wall cladding system. (2) Work arranged under subsection (1) may not begin on premises, without the consent of the premises’ owner— (a) before the end of the notice period, or 35 (b) if an appeal against the decision to arrange for the work to be carried out is made within that period, before the appeal is finally determined or withdrawn. 4 Housing (Cladding Remediation) (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Powers to assess and address danger Chapter 1—Scottish Ministers’ powers (3) The notice period is a period of 21 days beginning with the day that the Scottish Ministers give the premises’ owner a written notice explaining— (a) what work is to be carried out, (b) what a person carrying it out is entitled to do by section 11, 5 (c) the right to appeal under section 10 against the decision to arrange for the work to be carried out. (4) At the same time as giving notice to the premises’ owner in order to begin the notice period, the Scottish Ministers are to give a written notice in the same terms to any occupier of the premises. 10 7 Power to arrange urgent remediation work 1 (1) The Scottish Ministers may arrange for work to be carried out where— (a) the work is identified as being needed to eliminate or mitigate a risk to human life that is (directly or indirectly) created or exacerbated by a building’s external wall cladding system either— 15 (i) in a single-building assessment report, or (ii) by a person carrying out a single-building assessment raising the risk with the Scottish Ministers before completing the assessment, and (b) the risk to human life is so immediate that it would be inappropriate to delay the work starting by arranging for it to be carried out under section 6 instead. 20 (2) Where the Scottish Ministers arrange under subsection (1) for work to be carried out on premises, they are to give the premises’ owners and occupiers such notice of the work (if any) as the circumstances permit. 8 Power to evacuate (1) The Scottish Ministers may require the occupants of premises to remove from them in 25 any of the following circumstances— (a) in the Scottish Ministers’ opinion there is a substantial risk to the occupants’ lives...
