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Date answered:
20 December 2024
S6W-32149
The reports for financial years 2021-22, 2022-23 and 2023-24 are available at:National Mission on Drugs: annual report 2023-2024 - gov.scot (section 8.4)National Mission on Drugs: annual report 2022-2023 - gov.scot (section 8.4)National Mission on Drugs: annual report 2021-2022 - gov.scot (section 8.4) S6W-32149
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Date answered:
19 December 2024
S6W-32209
Both processes will provide valuable data on heat networks.We expect that the quality of data from the new regime will be significantly better than that submitted as Heat Networks Metering and Billing Regulations 2014 (HNMBR) notifications, for a number of reasons, including that Ofgem is developing a dedicated digital platform so that regulated entities can engage with Ofgem supporting the processes of Registration, Authorisation Application and reporting for monitoring.The date for heat networks regulation taking effect has been confirmed as 1 April 2025 in the Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025 Statutory Instrument (SI) 2025, laid in the UK Parliament on 28 November 2024, with later commencement dates for some of the regulations within the SI.The Heat networks regulation: authorisation and regulatory oversight consultation can be accessed at the following address: Heat networks regulation: authorisation and regulatory oversight. S6W...
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Date answered:
18 December 2024
S6W-32002
The information which has been collected is available online: https://www.gov.scot/publications/scottish-budget-2025-26-pre-budget-engagement-summary/pages/1/This year, we also conducted a broad programme of business engagement on tax policy, used to inform the Tax Strategy, which gave businesses the opportunity to express their views regarding behavioural responses to Scottish Income Tax policy. S6W-32002
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Date answered:
17 December 2024
S6W-31928
This sum represents the entire amounts bid for by each local authority.29 local authorities made bids to the Scottish Government’s School Meal Debt Fund and we issued grant offer letters to them on 3 December 2024.The amounts awarded to each local authority is set out within the following table:Local AuthorityAmount provided from School Meal Debt Fund Aberdeen City£411,970.90Aberdeenshire£145,751.82Angus£25,872.90Argyll and Bute£24,348.66Clackmannanshire£30,624Dumfries and Galloway£29,439.63Dundee City£21,318.68East Ayrshire£82,180.63East Dunbartonshire£74,230.69East Lothian£54,354.71East Renfrewshire£53,760.77Edinburgh, City of£89,321Falkirk£60,181.31Fife£81,495Glasgow City£655,032Highland£115,747.76Inverclyde£74,041.99Midlothian£50,030Moray£38,295.85North Ayrshire£314,843North Lanarkshire£21,263Orkney Islands£7,330.52Perth and Kinross£29,310.43Renfrewshire£106,077.68Scottish Borders£3,908.12Shetland Islands£15,949.52South Ayrshire£28,214.73South Lanarkshire£224,215Stirling£8,170.19 TOTAL£2,877,287.97 S6W...
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Date answered:
17 December 2024
S6W-31996
“Property class” is a classification used by Scottish Assessors to describe the type of property, but may not necessarily accurately reflect the actual use of a property.Figures are rounded to the nearest 10, and may not sum due to rounding.Table 1: Number of properties liable for the Intermediate Property Rate, by property classSource: Scottish Assessors’ Valuation Roll, as at 1 October 2024Property classNumber of propertiesShops2,140Public houses and restaurants420Offices1,750Hotels380Industrial subjects2,430Leisure, entertainment, caravans, etc.480Garages and petrol stations200Cultural100Sporting subjects50Education and training720Public service subjects500Communications40Quarries, mines, etc.50Petrochemical10Religious90Health and medical260Other180Care facilities500Advertising20Statutory undertaking150All10,440Table 2: Number of properties liable for the Intermediate Property Rate, by council areaSource: Scottish Assessors’ Valuation Roll, as at 1 October 2024Council areaNumber of propertiesAberdeen City840Aberdeenshire480Angus120Argyll and Bute150City of Edinburgh1,510Clackmannanshire50Dumfries and Galloway220Dundee City320East Ayrshire150East Dunbartonshire110East Lothian130East Renfrewshire60Falkirk200Fife550Glasgow City1,660Highland590Inverclyde90Midlothian170Moray150Na h-Eileanan Siar50North Ayrshire160North Lanarkshire510Orkney Islands40Perth and Kinross270Renfrewshire320Scottish Borders180Shetland Islands60South Ayrshire170South Lanarkshire430Stirling200West Dunbartonshire130West Lothian400Scotland10,440 S6W...
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Date answered:
17 December 2024
S6W-31992
“Property class” is a classification used by Scottish Assessors to describe the type of property, but may not necessarily accurately reflect the actual use of a property.Figures are rounded to the nearest 10 and may not sum due to rounding.Table 1: Number of properties liable for the Higher Property Rate, by property classSource: Scottish Assessors’ Valuation Roll, as at 1 October 2024Property classNumber of propertiesShops2,380Public houses and restaurants190Offices1,710Hotels600Industrial subjects2,530Leisure, entertainment, caravans, etc.550Garages and petrol stations160Cultural90Sporting subjects30Education and training1,390Public service subjects510Communications80Quarries, mines, etc.40Petrochemical70Religious40Health and medical280Other250Care facilities350Advertising20Statutory undertaking400All11,630Table 2: Number of properties liable for the Higher Property Rate, by council areaSource: Scottish Assessors’ Valuation Roll, as at 1 October 2024Council areaNumber of propertiesAberdeen City1,000Aberdeenshire530Angus140Argyll and Bute160City of Edinburgh1,770Clackmannanshire50Dumfries and Galloway210Dundee City350East Ayrshire150East Dunbartonshire120East Lothian140East Renfrewshire80Falkirk290Fife500Glasgow City1,800Highland630Inverclyde100Midlothian180Moray210Na h-Eileanan Siar50North Ayrshire170North Lanarkshire580Orkney Islands30Perth and Kinross290Renfrewshire370Scottish Borders170Shetland Islands60South Ayrshire210South Lanarkshire550Stirling200West Dunbartonshire130West Lothian420Scotland11,630 S6W...
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Date answered:
17 December 2024
S6W-32009
<50,000Petrochemical<50,000Religious<50,000Health and medical100,000Other100,000Care facilities100,000Advertising<50,000Statutory undertaking100,000All5,700,000 S6W-32009
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Date answered:
12 December 2024
S6W-31448
An IDL working group is bringing together relevant partners already active in this space to take this work forward, including Dollar Academy and Powering Futures. S6W-31448
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Date answered:
12 December 2024
S6W-31873
The Scottish Government is considering commencing further sections of the 2020 Act in 2025. S6W-31873
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Date answered:
11 December 2024
S6W-31767
This includes £312,900 in funding to the NSPCC, allocating £207,900 specifically to its Childline services.We are also investing £19 million a year in specialist services and projects through the Delivering Equally Safe (DES) Fund to support 83 projects to undertake work with children and young people who have experienced violence and abuse.Our National Guidance for Child Protection in Scotland 2021, updated 2023, includes detailed advice on domestic abuse considerations in safety planning.Through our Equally Safe Delivery Plan, we are also progressing work to strengthen the links between domestic abuse and Child Protection systems, and to ensure that staff are trained and confident to identify and deal sensitively with the issue. S6W...
