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7 March 2023
BB20190415
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Pauline McNeill*, Joan McAlpine* *S5M-16859 Willie Coffey: Fundraising Efforts of 10-year-old Lochlan Murdoch—That the Parliament commends the fundraising efforts of the 10-year-old school pupil, Lochlan Murdoch, who intends to walk around 12 Scottish Premiership football grounds, covering more distance than a marathon; recognises that Lochlan has type 1 diabetes and is using his stadium marathon to raise funds for the Kris Boyd Charity and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation; notes that he is a Kilmarnock FC fan, loves to play football and hopes to one day play professional football; congratulates Lochlan on his fundraising efforts, and wishes him well.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 September 2024
S6W-29243
To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it has had with local authorities regarding antisocial behaviour since April 2024. We fully support local authorities, and Police Scotland, who lead on preventing and tackling antisocial behaviour and are best placed to work with their local communities using the power...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 October 2024
Criminal Justice Committee 09 October 2024
It is not about there being just one intervention for somebody who is trying to change their behaviour. Relapse is common—you will know that if you have tried to lose weight, stop smoking or whatever.
Committee reports
Date published:
16 May 2019
Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill Stage 1 Report
Additionally, the evidence is that physical punishment doesn’t work – it is ineffective in achieving moral internalisation of the values and behaviours the discipline is trying to encourage.NHS Tayside, written submission
Tríona Lenihan, Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children, told us that in 2016 over 250 studies showed associations between the use of physical punishment and a “wide range of negative health and behavioural outcomes,” including aggression and antisocial behaviour.
Last updated:
2 April 2024
PB_2022_133
Activism to end violence against women and girls", which calls for global actions to increase awareness, galvanise advocacy efforts, and share knowledge and innovations; believes that, while pervasive, gender-based violence is not inevitable, and it can and must be prevented; notes the view that stopping this violence starts with adopting comprehensive and inclusive approaches that tackle the root causes, transform harmful social norms, and empower women and girls, and further notes repeated calls for individual men, including those in the East Lothian constituency, to look inward at their own behaviour...
Last updated:
2 April 2024
PB_2022_128
Activism to end violence against women and girls", which calls for global actions to increase awareness, galvanise advocacy efforts, and share knowledge and innovations; believes that, while pervasive, gender-based violence is not inevitable, and it can and must be prevented; notes the view that stopping this violence starts with adopting comprehensive and inclusive approaches that tackle the root causes, transform harmful social norms, and empower women and girls, and further notes repeated calls for individual men, including those in the East Lothian constituency, to look inward at their own behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 November 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 09 November 2017
Harassment can occur as an isolated incident or as persistent behaviour and is essentially about what the recipient deems to be offensive, not about what was intended.”
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 May 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 31 May 2023
There is a question about whether it is best for a child with, say, very difficult behavioural issues to be in a mainstream class.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 December 2023
S6W-23503
To ask the Scottish Government how it is supporting local authorities to engage in collaborative action to reduce instances of low-level and serious disruptive behaviour of school pupils. The Scottish Government is currently considering the findings of the Behaviour in Scottish Schools Research and outputs from the relationships and behaviour summits, which will inform the actions that are included in the national action plan.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 March 2023
S6O-02027
We have produced guidance for local authorities and schools to promote positive relationships and manage behaviour, including de-escalation of violent behaviour.
