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20 January 2023
PE1979_I
Whistleblowers experienced and observed a lack of support, managers not adhering to policies and procedures, apparent breaches of PIDA legislation, perpetrators of malpractice or cover up seemingly protected and supported, seemingly no consequence for their behaviour and actions. Whistleblowers found themselves ignored, ostracised, targeted, smeared and vic...
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19 January 2023
Note of engagement session with Shine 9 December 2022
A couple of days can be long enough to return to previous patterns of behaviour. • The opening of the Lilias and Bella Centres has been positive as arrangements can be put in place for support ahead of release, however this is less useful for women who normally live in parts in Scotland away from the two centres. • There is a need for better communication b...
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1 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1923
Individuals affected by this income tax change might also adapt their behaviour which could reduce income tax revenues even further. • The Scottish Government would therefore have to reduce its spending plans by an equivalent amount. • Once the Scottish Parliament has agreed the Scottish Government budget for 2022-23, including the Scottish Rate Resolution,...
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10 October 2022
CPG Nuclear Disarmament Minutes 15 December 2021
Consideration is to be given to ensuring the UK’s illegitimate behaviour in warhead increases and lack of disarmament progress.
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11 April 2022
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We have been able to obtain assurances that the further vessel and additional capacity offered by alternative operators will mitigate P&O vessels being out of service. s I stated to the House on 28 March, the Secretary of State for Transport Ahas written to Peter Hebblethwaite to emphasise in no unclear terms that there is no excuse for this behaviour, and ...
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13 December 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Dyslexia meeting of 18 November 2021
Key themes and areas of interest The Vice Convener invited the Secretary to restate the purpose of the CPG and the general areas of interest These included: The impact of dyslexia on individuals, families and communities with regard to: • Education and learning; • Health, particularly mental health: • Behaviours; • Employment, training and adult dyslexia Sp...
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19 October 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Epilepsy
Individuals Ann Greenall Patricia Graham Michael McCulloch Elaine Collard Ailsa McLennan Derek Robertson Pamela Martis Karen Gray Jennifer Irvine Lorraine MacKenzie Celia Brand Jay Shetty John Toland Susan Duncan Jo Campbell Jean Barclay Sylvia Lawrie Yvonne Leavy Richard Chin Rachel Lloyd Organisations Epilepsy Scotland – Secretary Blue Sky Autism Bial Pharma Carita Neurological Solutions Citizen’s Advice Scotland Community Pharmacy Scotland Division of Clinical Psychology Scotland Eisai ltd Enable Epilepsy Connections Epilepsy Consortium Scotland Epilepsy Nurses Association (ESNA) Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity Headway Lanarkshire Epilepsy LivaNova Mindroom PAMIS Positive and Active Behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 May 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 23 May 2024
I established a headteachers task force, which met again yesterday to discuss behaviour. We have chaired a number of behaviour summits to discuss a range of issues on relationships and behaviour—Interruption.
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7 March 2023
BB20181023Rev
Pre-Budget Scrutiny: The Committee will take evidence as part of its Pre-Budget Scrutiny from-Humza Yousaf, Cabinet Secretary for Justice, Neil Rennick, Director of Justice, Willie Cowan, Deputy Director, Criminal Justice, and Donna Bell, Deputy Director, Police Division, Scottish Government; Rt Hon James Wolffe QC, Lord Advocate, and David Harvie, Crown Agent and Chief Executive, Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service. 4. Offensive...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 March 2022
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 09 March 2022
Would a fixed-penalty scheme to immediately impose a financial penalty on such an infringement help to drive behaviours better? If there was a beefier or more robust sanction on bad practice, it would probably drive behaviours.
