There are 39,501 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Date answered:
24 April 2025
S6W-36442
This only covers cases that have been reported to the police, and again the relatively lower figures for the year ending December 2020 will likely reflect the pandemic related school closures.Table One: Reasons for exclusion from school, 2020-21 and 2022-23Reason for exclusion2020-212022-23Physical assault using improvised weapon201311Physical assault using weapon183255Threat of physical violence using weapon or improvised weapon218296Source: School exclusion statisticsNote: Figures cover all publicly funded local authority schools in ScotlandTable Two: Number of police recorded crimes of weapon possession (used) within a school Year ending December 2020Year ending December 2021Year ending December 2022Year ending December 2023Year ending December 2024Possession of offensive weapon in a school used in other criminal activity2747696876Having in a school an article with a blade or point used in other criminal activity1726303633Total447399104109Source: Police Recorded Crime in Scotland, Accredited Official Statistics S6W...
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Date answered:
23 April 2025
S6W-36314
By investing in these products we are able to free up staff time to focus more effort on developing our responses and actions rather than the administrative side.All of these tools are being delivered with a strong focus on openness about situations where AI is being used, and an infrastructure which offers the strongest possible security and protection for our citizen’s data. S6W-36314
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Date answered:
22 April 2025
S6W-36491
This includes £79.7m to fully mitigate the bedroom tax, helping over 94,000 households in Scotland sustain their tenancies, 14,000 of which are families with over 20,500 children and over £9.4m to mitigate the UK Government’s benefit cap as fully as possible within devolved powers, supporting around 3,000 families, with almost 10,000 children.We have also committed to further rented sector reform and the Housing (Scotland) Bill 2024 includes provisions to further strengthen eviction protections in both the private and social rented sectors by placing a duty on the Court and Tribunal to always consider whether there should be a delay to the enforcement of an eviction order granted on rent arrears grounds based on the circumstances of the individual case.In addition, to help improve housing outcomes for domestic abuse victims and their children, the Bill also introduces a duty on social landlords to fully consider domestic abuse and to support individuals, where domestic abuse is causing financial arrears, in a specialised manner before any legal action to recover possession of a property on rent arrears grounds can begin. S6W...
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Date answered:
22 April 2025
S6W-36275
Mortality rates are assumed to converge to this long-term level of improvement over the first 25 years of the projection. S6W-36275
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Date answered:
22 April 2025
S6W-36492
This enables the First-tier Tribunal to consider the specific circumstances of each individual case, including how an eviction order would affect both the tenant and the landlord, before making a decision on whether an eviction order should be issued.We have also committed to further rented sector reform and the Housing (Scotland) Bill 2024 includes provisions to further strengthen eviction protections in both the private and social rented sectors by placing a duty on the Court and Tribunal to always consider whether there should be a delay to the enforcement of an eviction order granted on rent arrears grounds based on the circumstances of the individual case. S6W...
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Date answered:
17 April 2025
S6W-36398
The Scottish Government has committed to publishing draft provisions for this Bill. S6W-36398
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Date answered:
15 April 2025
S6W-36232
The final evaluation report will be published in 2026. S6W-36232
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Date answered:
11 April 2025
S6W-36430
We are clear on the scale of the challenge faced to meet the 2030 child poverty targets and the plan will set out action to drive further progress. S6W-36430
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Date answered:
2 April 2025
S6W-35661
At each meeting the children and young people highlight and discuss their Calls to Action: tangible commitments to be taken forward by the Scottish Government.A report from 2023 providing information on how the SYP’s contribution at earlier meetings has influenced policy can be found here: Children and young people's voices matter: progress report - March 2023 - gov.scot. S6W-35661
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Date answered:
31 March 2025
S6W-35918
We want all local transport authorities to be able to improve all of the bus services within their areas. S6W-35918
