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When asked if the Scottish Government would consider introducing a specific outcome for sport and physical activity as part of the National Performance Framework, Andrew Sinclair, Head of Active Scotland at the Scottish Government replied:
Physical activity features in the NPF, which talks about being healthy and active.
In seats across Scotland, only the Scottish Conservatives can get rid of the SNP—just as we are getting rid of Humza Yousaf—and get the focus back on the priorities of people right across the country.
They are quite useful, because what gets measured gets done, but that can lead to people teaching to the test or simply doing what they are being asked to assess themselves or report on.
A review of national guidance on exclusions will also get under way later this summer, and I am sure that the intersection of exclusions and care-experienced children will feature prominently in that activity.
Question 1 has not been lodged.Social Security Policies (Economic Inactivity) Social Security Policies (Economic Inactivity) To ask the Scottish Government how it plans to use its social security policies to address reported high levels of economic inactivity.
For several years, we have run a girls on the move project, which works with inactive young girls and gets them to become not only active but role models in their communities who engage with other people.