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Official Report Meeting date: 13 January 2000

Plenary, 13 Jan 2000

The Liberal Democrats support many proposals in the bill, such as the introduction of probationary tenancies to tackle anti-social behaviour, and the strengthening of the role of local authorities in housing.
Official Report Meeting date: 9 December 1999

Plenary, 09 Dec 1999

Welfare attorneys must act in good faith and their behaviour must be reasonable. Giving power without responsibility to proxy decision makers may—I stress may—allow passive involuntary euthanasia and remove protection for the incapable adult from abuses of power.
Official Report Meeting date: 16 September 1999

Plenary, 16 Sep 1999

It is also good for reducing congestion in cities, which is in everyone's economic interest. The Executive should go on the offensive and sell the policy on public transport.
Date published: 6 December 2024

Scottish Budget 2025-26

The policy goal of SLfT remains behavioural change – the expectation is that over time these revenues will reduce, albeit at a slower rate than the SFC had previously assumed.
Committees Date published: 19 December 2022

National Care Service (Scotland) Bill - Stage 1 Report

viiEducation, Children and Young People Committee, Official Report, 16 November 2022, Cols 52 & 53 This point was echoed in the informal session with stakeholders working with children and young people, with one participant saying that "we ask people to count the wrong things and this is what drives behaviour, rather than focusing on the difference that...
Committees Date published: 1 December 2022

Report on the Financial Memorandum for the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill

It went on to say that “there are things to be learned but I think there is an opportunity to address that through the existing legislation, to build on that with local partners by understanding how they can make decisions better together and addressing some of the cultural and behavioural differences”. The Minister has confirmed that the Scottish Governmen...
Committees Date published: 5 November 2021

Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2022-23: Scotland's Public Finances in 2022-23 and the Impact of COVID-19

We would also welcome clarification as to how the Scottish Government intends to reflect the uncertainty of inflation rates in its public sector pay policy. Sectoral impacts and behavioural change The SFC’s August forecasts noted that “a feature of the Covid-19 economic crisis is that some sectors are disproportionately affected, with hospitality and leisu...
Committees Date published: 22 January 2021

BiFab, the offshore wind sector and Scottish supply chain

There is no reference to EU law or dynamic alignment on state aid in the agreementHouse of Commons Library Briefing, The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement: summary and implementation, Briefing Paper 09106, 30 December 2020, p21, but new rules will be in place to prevent distortions created by subsidies, anti-competitive practices, or discriminatory and abusive behaviour by state-owned enterprises. According to the European Commission both parties have the right to determine their own laws while maintaining a robust level playing field.
Committees Date published: 20 December 2020

Stage 1 Report on United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill

He referred to recent legislation to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 8 to 12 years and argued it would have been easier to legislate that “children below a certain age have a right to have their behaviour dealt with in a welfare-based system rather than by the general courts”.iiiThe Equalities and Human Rights Committee, 12 November 2020, Offi...
Date published: 28 May 2020

The UK Environment Bill

Zero Waste Scotland estimated in a 2017 review that flytipping alone directly costs local authorities and enforcement agencies at least £11m per year in Scotland3Zero Waste Scotland. (2017). Evidence Review of Flytipping Behaviour. Retrieved from <a href="https://www.zerowastescotland.org.uk/sites/default/files/Evidence%20Review%20of%20Flytipping%20Behav...

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