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Last updated: 25 April 2023

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Presentation to the Finance and Public Administration Committee of the Scottish Parliament Overview of the Policy Project 18 April 2023 About the Policy Projects of the Policy Origins Purpose Funding Governance Initiated in 2014 by • Initially annual The Head of the To help the Head of the senior public service co-funding from 8 Policy Profession is Policy Profession build leaders – keen to medium to large- advised by: a high performing explore joint sized depts policy system: • a Policy approaches to • 2019/20: moved to • that supports and Profession Board tackling shared 3 year co-funding enables good (8 members) issues like: by all Public Service decision-making (now • the Tier 2 Policy • an uneven quality departments – 4 and in the future) Leaders’ Network of policy advice tier contributions • to improve the lives (from all 28 • various work- based on the size of people in New government force issues of policy workforce Zealand departments) • short-termism 1 What high-performing policy agencies do… Policy 1.
Last updated: 21 September 2022

SG response to low income and debt inquiry report 21 September 2022

During the pandemic, we allocated £95 million in flexible local authority funding to tackle financial insecurity and support households.
Official Report Meeting date: 3 June 2025

Meeting of the Parliament 03 June 2025

The Scottish Government has previously provided £3.7 million of funding from the just transition fund to support industry-led development of an energy skills passport—as the member is right to mention.
Official Report Meeting date: 29 November 2023

Rural Affairs and Islands Committee 29 November 2023

Secondly, with regard to recovery of public funds, if somebody has taken public funds to restore peatland, for example, but they do not get to it—and never do—will you look to recover those funds?
Official Report Meeting date: 14 September 2023

Social Justice and Social Security Committee 14 September 2023

I get that that is two calls for funding, but we have to ensure that the limited funds that we have are spent in a focused and effective way.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 October 2023

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In Year 1 we supported 11 local businesses and over the Fund’s 4-year lifetime we will deliver £10 million in grant support to companies in the region.
Official Report Meeting date: 10 September 2020

Equalities and Human Rights Committee 10 September 2020

Broadly, we do not differentiate in terms of access to flexible working—it is for everybody. A high proportion—25 per cent—of our workforce work flexibly.
Last updated: 2 November 2022

Pre Budget Scrutiny summary of responses

SCVO said: “The emergency funding provided to the sector during the pandemic demonstrated that greater flexibility in existing and new funding arrangements is possible.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 February 2025

Finance and Public Administration Committee 18 February 2025

This includes workforce trajectories to support the workforce control framework that is being developed for public bodies including recruitment controls, a workforce management policy and related governance arrangements.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 28 July 2025

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These plans should align with the National Workforce Strategy.In addition, they are asked to provide findings to us with regards to particular workforce shortages, where dermatology was identified.In response, and as part of the £200 million additional funding announced as part of the Programme for Government to deliver reductions to waiting lists and improve patient flow through hospitals, we have allocated an additional £4 million funding to Health Boards to increase capacity for dermatology services, improving access to services and helping to reduce long waits.

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