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Date answered:
9 September 2024
S6W-29465
The third case has recently been submitted to COPFS and has not as of yet proceeded to trial.In addition to these four cases where Fixed Penalty Notices were issued by Marine Directorate, One further case was not offered an FPN and was referred directly to the Procurator Fiscal resulting in a conviction and fine of £2,075. S6W-29465
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Date answered:
6 September 2024
S6W-29047
Engagement with industry suggests that many larger fleets do not intend to make use of the public EV charging network in Scotland and are instead working with commercial charge point operators to develop fleet-specific solutions. S6W-29047
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Date answered:
5 September 2024
S6W-28634
The SG has a definition for ‘bribery’, also contained with the SPFM, which aligns to the legal definition as contained within the Bribery Act 2010. S6W-28634
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Date answered:
5 September 2024
S6W-29195
Please see the following table for details of annual spend on landslide mitigation infrastructure on the trunk road network for the years 2021-2024 to date:Sites2021202220232024A68 North of Jedburgh£0£25,000£68,000£0A7 Boleside£66,000£0£210,000£15,000A7 Mosspaul£0£0£0£10,000A77 Carlock Wall£505,846£3,197,943£1,384,958£0A82 Gavinburn£0£0£25,974.90£0A82 Glen Gloy£10,095.92£96,991.57£6,852.80£908,842.35A83 Glen Kinglas£240,677.02£312,506.61£104,327.90£236,029.38A83 Old Military Road£1,611,616.69£3,633.58£1,054.61£0.00A83 Rest and Be Thankful£2,560,921.43£3,802,247.93£1,240,549.70£51,672.92A87 Luib£0.00£0.00£0.00£2,124.44 S6W...
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Date answered:
5 September 2024
S6W-28856
As a result, public sector salaries in Scotland after taxes are 6% higher on average than the rest of the UK, with median full-time pay around £1,500 higher, up from around £430 prior to the pandemic.A short briefing note will be prepared on how the London weighting allowance is calculated and applied, which can be shared with Mr Briggs in due course. S6W-28856
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Date answered:
2 September 2024
S6W-29120
It is then the responsibility of individual local authorities to manage their own budgets and to allocate the total financial resources available to them, including on coastal change adaptation, on the basis of local needs and priorities, having first fulfilled their statutory obligations and the jointly agreed set of national and local priorities.The funding has been distributed as follows:Capital FundingCOASTAL2022-23(£m)2023-24(£m)2024-25(£m)Aberdeen City0.0000.1500.060Aberdeenshire0.0000.2060.071Angus0.0000.1500.496Argyll & Bute0.1600.0000.195Clackmannanshire0.0000.1000.000Dumfries & Galloway0.1600.0360.072Dundee City0.0000.1500.065East Ayrshire0.0000.0000.000East Dunbartonshire0.0000.0000.000East Lothian0.1600.0000.085East Renfrewshire0.0000.0000.000Edinburgh0.0000.1500.092Eilan Siar0.0000.1500.068Falkirk0.0000.1500.069Fife0.1600.1260.162Glasgow0.0000.0000.000Highland0.1600.0830.299Inverclyde0.0000.1500.052Midlothian0.0000.0000.000Moray0.1600.0000.300North Ayrshire0.1600.0000.199North Lanark0.0000.0000.000Orkney0.1600.0660.111Perth & Kinross0.0000.1000.000Renfrewshire0.0000.1000.000Scottish Borders0.0000.2220.052Shetland0.1600.0000.072Sth Ayrshire0.1600.1060.180Sth Lanark0.0000.0000.000Stirling0.0000.0000.000West Dunbarton0.0000.1000.000West Lothian0.0000.1000.000Undistributed0.0000.0000.000Scotland1.6002.3952.700 S6W...
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Date answered:
2 September 2024
S6W-29120
It is then the responsibility of individual local authorities to manage their own budgets and to allocate the total financial resources available to them, including on coastal change adaptation, on the basis of local needs and priorities, having first fulfilled their statutory obligations and the jointly agreed set of national and local priorities.The funding has been distributed as follows:Capital FundingCOASTAL2022-23(£m)2023-24(£m)2024-25(£m)Aberdeen City0.0000.1500.060Aberdeenshire0.0000.2060.071Angus0.0000.1500.496Argyll & Bute0.1600.0000.195Clackmannanshire0.0000.1000.000Dumfries & Galloway0.1600.0360.072Dundee City0.0000.1500.065East Ayrshire0.0000.0000.000East Dunbartonshire0.0000.0000.000East Lothian0.1600.0000.085East Renfrewshire0.0000.0000.000Edinburgh0.0000.1500.092Eilan Siar0.0000.1500.068Falkirk0.0000.1500.069Fife0.1600.1260.162Glasgow0.0000.0000.000Highland0.1600.0830.299Inverclyde0.0000.1500.052Midlothian0.0000.0000.000Moray0.1600.0000.300North Ayrshire0.1600.0000.199North Lanark0.0000.0000.000Orkney0.1600.0660.111Perth & Kinross0.0000.1000.000Renfrewshire0.0000.1000.000Scottish Borders0.0000.2220.052Shetland0.1600.0000.072Sth Ayrshire0.1600.1060.180Sth Lanark0.0000.0000.000Stirling0.0000.0000.000West Dunbarton0.0000.1000.000West Lothian0.0000.1000.000Undistributed0.0000.0000.000Scotland1.6002.3952.700 S6W...
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Date answered:
30 August 2024
S6W-28942
It provides that historic buildings are brought back into use, and recognises the social, environmental and economic value of the historic environment to our economy and cultural identity. S6W-28942
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Date answered:
28 August 2024
S6W-28987
SPS notified Local Authorities and key stakeholders of planned releases, to each area, prior to each tranche.For those nearer to their expected liberation date, any planning would have been underway, in line with the Sustainable Housing on Release for Everyone (SHORE) Standards.As is normal practice, Local Authorities allocate housing in their area, including to those released as part of the emergency release programme, where necessary, in line with local resources and demand. S6W...
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Date answered:
26 August 2024
S6W-28898
A principal aim of the National Hub is to channel the learning from child death reviews to inform change and improvement and ultimately help reduce future preventable child deaths. S6W-28898
