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Official Report Meeting date: 22 May 2018

Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 22 May 2018

Members indicated agreement.Planning (Scotland) Bill Planning (Scotland) Bill Agenda item 5 is consideration of the Scottish Government’s response to our stage 1 report on the Planning (Scotland) Bill.

Last updated: 30 September 2025

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The Inquiries Act 2005 and the Inquiries (Scotland) Rules 2007 create statutory rights of participation in and representation (at the public expense) at Inquiries for (victims) groups granted CP status by the Chair of the Inquiry.

Last updated: 3 March 2025

SCPA FPAC Report OHS response

. • co-location - the following offices are co-located at Bridgeside House with the Ombudsman – o Children’s Commissioner o Scottish Human Rights Commission o the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, and o once appointed, the Patient Safety Commissioner for Scotland. • co-location - The Scottish Information Commissioner has offered space in his office in St Andrews and the provision of shared services for any new officeholder with a small number of staff. • accommodation audit – Officeholder Services is to undertake an audit of the officeholders’ accommodation in 2025 to look for further co-location opportunities. ed services at Bridgeside House - the SPSO provides the Scottish • shar Biometrics Commissioner and the Scottish Human Rights Commission with shared central services including finance, FM, payroll and HR. • meeting rooms at Bridgeside House are available to officeholders, the SPCB and its staff and other organisations at nil cost. • SCOTS – the officeholders are encouraged to use SCOTS which is the Scottish Government’s IT platform for non-core departments which provides significant benefits including cyber security and records management. • GDPR – Data Protection Officer, the SPCB provides the officeholders with a shared Data Protection Officer for GDPR purposes at nil cost. • business continuity training – provided to the officeholders at nil cost. • audit advisory board services – the SPCB’s independent members provide AAB services to the officeholders at nil cost.

Last updated: 3 March 2025

SCPA FPAC Report OHS response

. • co-location - the following offices are co-located at Bridgeside House with the Ombudsman – o Children’s Commissioner o Scottish Human Rights Commission o the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, and o once appointed, the Patient Safety Commissioner for Scotland. • co-location - The Scottish Information Commissioner has offered space in his office in St Andrews and the provision of shared services for any new officeholder with a small number of staff. • accommodation audit – Officeholder Services is to undertake an audit of the officeholders’ accommodation in 2025 to look for further co-location opportunities. ared services at Bridgeside House - the SPSO provides the Scottish • sh Biometrics Commissioner and the Scottish Human Rights Commission with shared central services including finance, FM, payroll and HR. • meeting rooms at Bridgeside House are available to officeholders, the SPCB and its staff and other organisations at nil cost. • SCOTS – the officeholders are encouraged to use SCOTS which is the Scottish Government’s IT platform for non-core departments which provides significant benefits including cyber security and records management. • GDPR – Data Protection Officer, the SPCB provides the officeholders with a shared Data Protection Officer for GDPR purposes at nil cost. • business continuity training – provided to the officeholders at nil cost. • audit advisory board services – the SPCB’s independent members provide AAB services to the officeholders at nil cost.

Last updated: 15 November 2024

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‘[t]here is also legislation which protects the rights of school staff in relation to their employment, health and safety etc'.

Last updated: 29 February 2024

PE1947_E

It is more difficult than ever to report a crime, which results in crime dropping and people feeling safer? Does this sound right? Does this make sense? Does this ring true?

Last updated: 21 October 2022