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As part of its scrutiny, the Committee ran a call for views on the following provisional Common Frameworks—
Radioactive Substances
Air Quality
Best Available Techniques/Industrial Emissions (BAT)
Ozone Depleting Substances and F-gases
Chemicals and pesticide
Resources and waste.
In his view “that has a real effect on my ability, and that of my colleagues, whether they are advocates or solicitor advocates, to provide the best service to those who are in the greatest need of it”.
Committee reports
Date published:
25 November 2021
Water Environment (Controlled Activities) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/412)
Social Justice and Social Security Committee
Best Start Grants and Scottish Child Payment (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/Draft)
Parental responsibilities exist where practicable and in the best interests of a child. Parental rights exist to enable those with parental responsibilities to fulfil their responsibilities.
COP26 allows for the sharing and showcasing of best practice to help parliaments around the world ensure that governments are being ambitious enough and holding them to their promises.
Medicines in Scotland SB 20/08
This section of the report will consider evidence presented to us on the best way to ensure clinical and cost effectiveness as this stage.
Dundee has centred its poverty strategy on council decision-making, providing efficiency savings where possible and promoting the best use of data. Despite this, the extent of savings requirements coupled with the difficulties in generating income have already affected Council services, to the extent that council officers have raised concerns that further c...
The framework aims include to provide:
a consistent national approach to the identification, reporting and review of adverse events, and allow best practice to be actively promoted across Scotland.
national resources to develop the skills, culture and systems required to effectively learn from adverse events to improve services across Scotland.
In this regard, the Committee recommends that the Scottish Government should develop guidance for listening exercises to ensure that they are designed in an impactful way and obtain best value for money.
This includes ensuring that the views of the relevant target group can be extrapolated from the results, for example, ensuring that Scottish patients’ vie...