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Date answered:
29 September 2023
S6W-21508
This would also provide more accountability, particularly for those with lived and living experience and their families who will be able to see clearly what they can expect to be available in the treatment and recovery system.
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Date answered:
25 August 2023
S6W-20396
The 2014 Housing (Scotland) Act introduced a provision for 'tenants of houses which are held by a social landlord and which the social landlord selecting its tenants considers to be under-occupied' as one of the reasonable preference groups social housing landlords must take into account when allocating tenancies. This supports social landlords to make best...
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Date answered:
2 June 2023
S6W-18149
This means that it holds information on this aspect of this scheme. However, taking into account the small number of COROs imposed each year, the numbers of registered victims on this scheme are very small.
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11 May 2023
S6W-17539
All registered healthcare professionals who administer medicines, or - when appropriate - delegate the administration of medicines, are accountable for their actions, and this includes recording when a dose of medication may have been missed.
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9 May 2023
S6W-17091
Information on the teaching grant, including the allocation amount for AY 2022-23, can be found on SFC’s website.Table 1: Amount of tuition fees paid out by SAAS in cash and real terms (2021-22 prices), 2007-08 to 2021-22YearCash terms - millionReal terms (2021-22 prices) - million2007-08£136.3£179.12008-09£152.8£193.92009-10£171.9£215.22010-11£176.6£217.52011-12£176.8£213.92012-13£173.8£206.72013-14£177.9£207.32014-15£181.6£209.32015-16£183.3£209.62016-17£184.4£206.62017-18£186.2£205.22018-19£186.9£202.42019-20£186.1£196.42020-21£192.9£191.52021-22£188.5£188.5 Source: SG analysis of SAAS and HM Treasury data Notes: Real terms figures are presented in 2021-22 prices, based on HM Treasury's GDP deflators at market prices, and money GDP March 2023 (Quarterly National Accounts...
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Date answered:
4 May 2023
S6W-17263
The Scottish Government is committed to working with COSLA and SOLACE to agree a New Deal for Local Government in Scotland with the aim of providing greater flexibility over local funding, with clear accountability for delivery on shared priorities and outcomes, such as climate change.
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24 April 2023
S6W-16022
Local authorities and Health and Social Care Partnerships will wish to ensure that, in providing a range of services, their workforce planning arrangements take full account of the need to have safe and sustainable numbers of staff.
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20 April 2023
S6W-16133
The Scottish Government has provided an additional £793 million to local government in 2023-24, which is a real terms increase of £376 million or 3 per cent, however, it is for locally elected representatives to manage the allocation of resources and the level of services that are delivered to their local communities, taking account of local needs and prior...
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14 April 2023
S6W-16538
This approach recognises the accountability of public bodies to deliver efficiently and effectively within their budget and that budget allocations reflect our priorities.
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31 January 2023
S6W-14061
Local Authority and Health and Social Care Partnerships will have their own internal and governance processes in place and must adhere to their duties in relation to accounting for public funds. This includes ensuring that payments for additional costs are made in line with the Social Care Staff Support Fund Guidance.
