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24 October 2024
Liam McArthur AD Bill Financial Memorandum clarification
Yours Liam McArthur MSP 2 ANNEX Table 3 (further revised) – Estimated health service costs 3 Item Year 1 On-going annual costs from years 2 4 - 20 Anticipated clinician £6,795 rising to rising year on year hours £19,254 from £6,795 - £19,254 in year 2 to £109,755 - £310,973 in year 20 Staff Training approximately staff training – 5 £200,000 minimal ; Substance provided £2,000 rising year on year to end life from £2,000 in year2 to £32,000 in year 20 Total £208,795 rising to rising year on year £221,254 from £8,795 and £21,254 in year 2 to £141,755 - £342,973 in year 20 3 The figures in table 3 are best...
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24 October 2024
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Yours Liam McArthur MSP 2 ANNEX Table 3 (further revised) – Estimated health service costs 3 Item Year 1 On-going annual costs from years 2 4 - 20 Anticipated clinician £6,795 rising to rising year on year hours £19,254 from £6,795 - £19,254 in year 2 to £109,755 - £310,973 in year 20 Staff Training approximately staff training – 5 £200,000 minimal ; Substance provided £2,000 rising year on year to end life from £2,000 in year2 to £32,000 in year 20 Total £208,795 rising to rising year on year £221,254 from £8,795 and £21,254 in year 2 to £141,755 - £342,973 in year 20 3 The figures in table 3 are best...
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26 September 2024
Clackmannanshire Council
Crucial to this is the 1 processing of Scottish Welfare Fund grant applications, having this funding in place is key to ensuring that tenants have the best possible start in their new home.
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25 September 2024
SCPA to AGS 16 July 2024
You explained that budget setting is “based on the best available information… and proposals are informed not only by the results in the annual report and accounts but by the trajectory of in month spend.
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19 September 2024
Publication of the Scottish Government Response to the Independent Review of Qualifications and Asse
Personal Pathway/Wider Achievement Young people in Scotland undertake a wealth of activity that builds their skills and confidence, and this breadth of achievement should rightly be recognised and celebrated. We will explore how best to recognise wider achievement with a range of stakeholders including young people.
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17 September 2024
Letter to the Scottish Government on the Education Bill
Section 8(2): Power to issue guidance on consultation with the Strategic Advisory Council Section 9(3)(b)(iii): Power to issue guidance to the Strategic Advisory Council In relation to the ‘powers to issue guidance’ in sections 8(2) and 9(3)(b)(iii), the Delegated Powers Memorandum (“DPM”) explains that requiring the Scottish Parliament to scrutinise guidance would not be the best use of parliamentary time, as it does not have the force of law.
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3 September 2024
CabSecTransport_SEPs and the expansion of EV charging infrastructure 2 September 2024
These collaborations, which were identified in the letter of 7 February, aim to make the best possible use of available resources through shared approaches to procurement and the delivery of public EV charging.
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2 September 2024
Budget 2025 to 2026 Cab Sec Constitution 30 July 2024
In 2025/26 in the CEAC portfolio and across Government we will continue to support businesses and people in Scotland so they can share in the enormous economic and job opportunities of the global transition to net zero. Best wishes, Angus Robertson Scottish Ministers, special advisers and the Permanent Secretary are covered by the terms of the Lobbying (Sco...
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29 August 2024
SPICe Briefing for Petition PE2101
Funding for Local Authorities is provided through the annual block grant settlement from the Scottish Government and they should use funding resources allocated to them in the manner which they believe will best meet local needs and circumstances within their respective areas.”
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27 August 2024
PE2110_B
Furthermore, managing a fishery that removes millions of fish without knowledge of stock size is inconsistent with the Scottish Government’s obligation to meet the following UK Fisheries Act 2020 Objectives : • Sustainability: fish and aquaculture activities are environmentally sustainable [and] do not overexploit marine stocks; • Precautionary: exploitation of marine stocks restores and maintains populations of harvested species above biomass levels capable of producing maximum sustainable yield; • Ecosystem: fish and aquaculture activities are managed ... so as to ensure that their negative impacts on marine ecosystems are minimised; • Scientific evidence: the management of fish and aquaculture activities is based on the best...
