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Committee reports
Date published:
18 December 2024
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee Report on a Legislative Consent Memorandum (LCM) for the Renters' Rights Bill - Overview of the Committee's scrutiny
However, the Minister is hopeful that the legislation will drive behavioural change, underpinned by raising awareness by both landlords and tenants.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
15 March 2024
Public participation in the Scottish Parliament: Understanding the core principles of deliberative democracy and creating a framework for measuring impact - Annex 1 - Measuring the impact of deliberative processes
Annex 1 - Measuring the impact of deliberative processes
Table 5: Potential impact of deliberative process, adapted from Demski and Capstick 2022: Impact of Climate Assemblies and Michels and Binnema 2019: Deliberative Democracy at local levelType of impactArea of impactInstrumental impacts:Changes to how things work and what happens: policies, behaviour, practiceConceptual Impacts:Changes to how people think: knowledge,understanding, attitudesCapacity-building impacts:Changes to what people do: skills development, ability, confidencePolicy: Effects on public policy and political decision-makingKey actors: policy-makers, politicians, parliamentarians, civil servants, advisory bodiesChanges to policy and legislation, and resulting actionChanges to political debate/positions on issueChanges to policy-makers knowledge and understanding of diverse public perspectives on policy issueChanges to policy-makers understanding of and attitudes towards issue and issue related actionClarification of roles and responsibilities for policy issue actionCapacity-building focused on specific policy recommendations and policy areasCapacity-building to improve understanding of and integrating public perspectives into policy issuesChanges to (or new) political coalitions, networks, or cross-party collaborationsSocial: Effects on public discourse and public, business and civil society engagementKey actors: public, media, businesses and third-sector organisationsChanges to public action/behaviour changeChanges to media practices and coverage on issues and actionChanges to policies and practices in businesses and organisationsChanges to key actors' knowledge and understanding of diverse perspectives on policy issuesChanges to key actors understanding of and attitudes towards policy issue and related actionClarification of roles and responsibilities for policy actionCapacity-building in the media to support new formats and ways of communicating about policy issue (and public perspectives)Capacity-building within business and third-sector organisations to support new initiativesCapacity-building focused on enabling key groups in society to participate in decision-makingSystemic: Effects on democratic systems and systems-thinkingChanges to democratic systems/forms of GovernanceSystems-thinking embedded in decision-making and governanceChanges to understanding of and attitudes towards the use of deliberative processesChanges to understanding of policy issue challenging more foundational aspects of societyIncreased trust and sense of empowerment among publicCapacity-building focused on the use of deliberative processes and new forms of governanceCapacity-building focused on addressing policy issue from a systems perspective
SPICe briefings
Date published:
22 October 2019
Competition policy - the UK framework and the impact of Brexit (republished) - The UK's criminal cartel offence
Therefore, there might be greater scope for cartel offence investigations in relation to behaviour and companies operating at an international level.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 January 2025
Finance and Public Administration Committee 07 January 2025
I am trying to understand to what extent the primary objective is to change behaviour as opposed to raising additional revenue.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 December 2023
S6W-23156
Reported antisocial behaviour over the last decade has decreased.
Last updated:
11 December 2024
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R S6W-32077 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6T-02170 by Fiona Hyslop on 5 November 2024, in relation to ScotRail’s experience of targeting antisocial behaviour through proactively planning a more visible staff presence at the right locations, what definition of the "right locations" has been provided by ScotRail when planning the deployment of staff to address antisocial behaviour.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 November 2012
S4W-10155
However, a wide range of CashBack partner organisations including the Scottish Football Association (SFA), Scottish Rugby Union (SRU), Amateur Boxing Scotland (ABS), Scottish Sports Futures (SSF) and Youthlink Scotland promote positive inclusive behaviours including anti-sectarianism, anti-territorialism, respect, al...
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 March 2025
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 19 March 2025
I think that we should follow up—at least once more, or perhaps finally—by writing to local authorities to seek information on each local authority’s policy on the presence and behaviour of dogs in cemeteries, the number of complaints received in relation to the behaviour of dogs in cemeteries and whether there is an...
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 February 2025
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee, and Social Justice and Social Security Committee (Joint Meeting) 20 February 2025
All in all, it is a well-provisioned, spacious, well-designed and thoughtful facility that takes street injection behaviour into a controlled environment.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 19 September 2024
As we have discussed across the chamber in recent months, it is clear that the pandemic continues to have an impact on behaviour in schools and has impacted children and young people in lots of different ways.
