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Official Report
Meeting date:
22 February 2005
European and External Relations Committee, 22 Feb 2005
However, is there not an opportunity at a micro level for us to use the events to influence individuals in Scotland to change their behaviour? Have you given some thought to how that approach could be developed?
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 November 2006
Plenary, 29 Nov 2006
As some members know, the St James playing fields are the biggest concentration of football pitches in the west of Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 January 2001
Plenary, 24 Jan 2001
We earnestly hope that the legal system and the courts will do their best to assess threats accurately and to play their proper part in deterring abusive behaviour. The problems that have been raised in the debate are not straightforward.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 September 2003
Justice 2 Committee, 23 Sep 2003
In some situations, a woman's past behaviour can affect her evidence in court, despite the fact that her behaviour was dictated by the abuse that she experienced.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2005
Education Committee, 28 Sep 2005
Laughter.We can identify and intervene on behavioural difficulties very early and that intervention can be sustained.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 November 2002
Social Justice Committee, 06 Nov 2002
Our concern is that the duty on the local authority to provide accommodation will continue and that accommodation will never end, no matter whether a family refuses to alter its behaviour. That is a dangerous message to send.As an incentive to alter behaviour, we would prefer that, if an SSST breaks down and a family goes for a time into a project—perhaps one that is similar to the Dundee families project but which supplies more intensive support and supervision to try to address behaviour—but refuses to address its behaviour, the authority should have just a power to continue to provide accommodation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 December 1999
Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee, 08 Dec 1999
It helps people to learn how to live together in situations affected by the less extreme forms of anti-social behaviour, such as neighbour nuisance. There are a whole range of solutions to what is commonly known as anti-social behaviour.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 January 2006
Plenary, 19 Jan 2006
I am sure that the minister is well aware of the excellent work that is being done in South Lanarkshire to tackle antisocial behaviour through the use of antisocial behaviour orders as well as the creation of a dedicated antisocial behaviour team, neighbourhood wardens and med...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 June 2002
Plenary, 27 Jun 2002
Will he seek from Angus Council an explanation of the behaviour that has led to those allegations being made?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 November 2006
S2W-29755
In all circumstances, the police assess therisk of harm an offender poses and disclose relevant information where it is themost appropriate way to protect the public generally or any individuals in particular.That assessment is kept under review particularly when an offender fails to complywith requirements placed upon them.Professor George Irving in hisreport Registering the Risk, published last autumn, recommended that theexisting disclosure powers be strengthened by the introduction of a warning systemto regulate the activities and behaviours...
