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19 April 2024
Scotlands colleges 2023 SFC to PAC 17 April 2024
BE-ST supports colleges through a range of measures, including: o connecting colleges with its diverse stakeholder network. o enabling colleges to access BE-ST’s assets and resources. o providing upskilling opportunities for college staff.
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11 December 2023
UKSI Amendment to The Definition of Qualifying NI 30 November
Summary of reasons for Scottish Ministers’ proposing to consent to UK Ministers legislation Scottish Ministers reasons for consenting to the proposals are as follows: • The NIP is required as a direct result of EU Exit and the Windsor Framework as agreed by the UK and EU in February 2023. • The intention of the policy is to allow Scottish Ministers to determine appropriate controls that will help protect Scotland’s biosecurity. • The SI takes into account devolved competence and will not confer new or amend existing powers of either UK or Scottish Ministers. • This a complex area with a mix of devolved and reserved competence: o...
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27 May 2025
PE2150_B
The establishment of a new independent body with the power and resources to: o Provide advocacy and representation for affected owners of ex-council properties; o Monitor safety through ongoing inspections and enforce mitigation where risks are present; o Coordinate support, including access to financial aid and emergency housing; o Ensure full transparency, including mandatory disclosure of known or emerging structural defects—such as RAAC—to homeowners and prospective buyers.
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5 March 2025
Budget_ChiefExecScotParlToConvener_4Mar25
. • co-location - the following offices are co-located at Bridgeside House with the Ombudsman – o Children’s Commissioner o Scottish Human Rights Commission o the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, and o once appointed, the Patient Safet...
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16 December 2024
MVWACAnnualReturnForm2024_DRAFT
Emma Forbes, Procurator Fiscal for Domestic Abuse. th 19 November 2024 Attendance: 3 MSP; 19 non-MSP members; 0 non-member visitors Topics discussed - AGM 2023 o Minute Approval o Selection of Office-bearers (Rona Mackay MSP, convener; Beatrice Wishart MSP, deputy convener; Scottish Women’s Aid, Secretariat) - Thematic Session o The Limitless Project: Anne Robertson Brown o Young Women Know: Rebecca Mason, the Young Women’s Movement MSP Members of The Group Please provide names and party designation of all MSP members of the Group.
Last updated:
29 August 2024
LandlordsRecommendations
. • Separate from specific issues about the private rental sector, the panel recommends that the Scottish Government establish a clearer long-term plan for housing needs that emphasises: o certainty and consistency in order to give landlords and investors the confidence they need to make long-term plans; o the building of more homes to meet all housing needs, in particular increasing the availability of affordable homes; o recognition that landlords can be part of the solution in addressing the current housing shortage, and are not the cause of the problem; o local responsiveness to differing housing needs in different parts of Scotland, particularly recognising the difference in experience between rural and urban areas reflecting the very different challenges that arise in rural areas including issues such as the consequences of retired farm workers being allowed to stay in a cottage for a peppercorn rent or the costs associated with private water supplies.
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10 June 2024
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Specifically, the Bill: • Sets out four statutory income targets, to be met in the financial year 2030/31: o Less than 10% of children are in relative poverty o Less than 5% of children are in absolute poverty o Less than 5% of children are in combined low income and material deprivation o Less than 5% of children are in persistent poverty SP Bill 6–DPM 1 Session 5 (2017) This document relates to the Child Poverty (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 6) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 9 February 2017 • Places a duty on Scottish Ministers to publish Child Poverty Delivery Plans, with the first plan covering the 3 year period from 1 April 2018 and two further plans each covering a 5 year period, and to report on those Plans annually • Places a duty on local authorities and health boards to report annually on activity they are taking to reduce child poverty. 4.
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19 March 2024
PE1953_H
Literacy Education Scotland has designed various programmes through which ASNA/O can help children overcome and manage diagnosis such as dyslexia.
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1 August 2023
Neonatalcare
This new model of neonatal care positions parents firmly as partners in their babies care. It includes: o expansion of Transitional Care, allowing mother and baby to stay together in a postnatal ward; o improved facilities and support for parents, including accommodation and support for travel and food costs, and achievement of Bliss Baby Charter standards for parents; o Expanded neonatal community care allowing babies to get home sooner; o and a change to the way that we provide the most specialist and complex care for the extremely premature and sickest babies.
Last updated:
1 August 2023
ScottishEquityinScreeningStrategy
This new model of neonatal care positions parents firmly as partners in their babies care. It includes: o expansion of Transitional Care, allowing mother and baby to stay together in a postnatal ward; o improved facilities and support for parents, including accommodation and support for travel and food costs, and achievement of Bliss Baby Charter standards for parents; o Expanded neonatal community care allowing babies to get home sooner; o and a change to the way that we provide the most specialist and complex care for the extremely premature and sickest babies.
