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Retrieved from https://www.parliament.scot/about/how-parliament-works/parliament-rules-and-guidance/standing-orders, a financial memorandum (FM) was published alongside the Bill, setting out best estimates of the costs and changes to revenue associated with the Bill.
Information could also be withheld where it was deemed not to be in the best interests of the child. The Minister stated amendments 13 and 15 address these issues.
Funding and investment
The funding landscape can be tricky to navigate;
Access to advice and support for applying for funding can vary;
Short term grants can be welcome but do not allow longer term resource planning;
Funding constraints can often mean a difficult trade-off for organisations between social goods and maintaining financial stability;
Investment can come from national and local resources, but also individual investors and philanthropists; and
Investment to grow circular activities and initiatives could lead to transformational impacts for economy and society.
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Bob Doris MSP, speaking on behalf of the Social Justice and Social Security Committee, said:
“In Best Start, Bright Futures, the Scottish Government said that parental employment is a key driver to meet the statutory targets to address child poverty.
“It’s crucial that we understand what farmers need to see in the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill to best support their farms and help them provide for a just transition.
However, he recognised that the situation was “far from ideal” but that it was about “doing the best we can to provide the environment that a child needs – a hotel clearly is not that"3Scottish Parliament. (2023, May 16).
The costs of conducting rigorous evaluation can be prohibitive. Especially for ‘best practice’ methodologies such as longitudinal randomised control trials1Bakhshi, H., Edwards, J., Roper, S., Scully, J., Shaw, D., Morley, L., … Rathbone, N. (2013).
The review provided a shortlist of nine policy options considered to best meet the aims of improving management and safe recycling of SU-ecigs and reducing their undesirable impacts:
Policy Option 1: Setting design criteria for e-cigarettes.