There are 24,833 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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31 January 2024
SGF MUP submission
The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent fluctuations in behaviour, in particular an increased cost in hospitality and on-licenced consumption, mitigates and significantly skews any data collected since March 2020.
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19 January 2024
Minute of the meeting held 28 November 2023
She added that technology is part of the answer, but to meet the Scottish government's targets, 60% of emission savings must come from behaviour change. One example of how to encourage people to use more climate-friendly modes is the extension of free bus fares to under-22s.
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28 November 2023
Coming Home Implementation programme update
We are continuing to support best practice for people with learning disabilities and complex needs in the form of Positive Behavioural Support (PBS) which is a human rights-based framework.
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11 October 2023
PE1871_L
We will build more understanding of suicide risk and behaviour amongst children and young people, and use that to improve responses. 6.
Last updated:
28 June 2023
Updated Information on the Suicide Prevention Strategy
We will build more understanding of suicide risk and behaviour amongst children and young people, and use that to improve responses. 6.
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30 May 2023
Chamber_Minutes_20230530
Protecting Devolution and the Scottish Parliament: The Parliament debated S6M-08885 in the name of Keith Brown—That the Parliament expresses alarm at what it sees as the UK Government’s escalating disrespect for the devolved settlement; highlights the report of the Parliament's Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee, The Impact of Brexit on Devolution, which identified “increased tension within the devolution settlement” since the UK’s departure from the EU; believes that the Sewel Convention is now regularly breached by the UK Government; underlines that legislative consent was withheld by the Scottish Parliament in relation to the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018, the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020, the Environment Act 2021, the Subsidy Control Act 2022, the Elections Act 2022, the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 and the Trade (Australia and New Zealand) Act 2023; considers that the Procurement Bill, the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill, the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill, and the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill are all proceeding without heed to the devolved legislatures; expresses profound disappointment in the use of an order under section 35 of the Scotland Act 1998 to, it considers, veto devolved legislation; expresses alarm at what it sees as the Secretary of State for Scotland's apparent unilateral rewriting of the agreed rules regarding requests for exemptions from the market access principles contained in the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020; considers all of these actions to be part of a pattern of undemocratic behaviour...
Last updated:
30 May 2023
NHS Lothian Evidence Pack
The computerised treatment packages offered meet the evidence base for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. Over the period end-March 2022 to end-March 2023 the waiting list for Psychological Therapies changed as follows: Month 52 Weeks Total March 2022 2,624 889 453 866 4,832 March 2023 2,999 790 171 147 4,107 Change +375 -99 -282 -719 -725 Female High Secure P...
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25 April 2023
Carers Scotland Submission
Respondents to the Inquiry identified specific groups of children that faced difficulties in accessing existing provision including children with complex needs and health conditions and children with challenging behaviour. This is often because such mainstream provision struggled to include them because of cost or because they require higher ratios of care ...
Last updated:
20 April 2023
Chamber_Minutes_20230420
Bringing Back the Eurasian Lynx to Scotland: The Parliament debated S6M-07598 in the name of Kenneth Gibson—That the Parliament notes the recent campaign for the Eurasian lynx, a medium-sized wildcat native to Scotland, to be reintroduced; understands that lynx have been extinct in Britain for around 500 years; is aware that this was probably caused by widespread loss of woodland, the collapse of wild deer populations and hunting by humans; acknowledges a study carried out by the Lynx to Scotland partnership, made up of Trees for Life, Lifescape and Scotland: The Big Picture, which sought to assess the social feasibility of potential lynx reintroduction through consultation with stakeholders and communities in the Cairngorms National Park and Argyll, and found that there was sufficient support for lynx reintroduction among stakeholders and a desire among others to further investigate the potential, to warrant a continued exploration of feasibility; considers that the case for lynx reintroduction is both moral and ecological and that lynx would make Scotland’s ecosystems richer and stronger; believes that lynx are an important species due to their role in maintaining balance and diversity in an ecosystem, as they help regulate numbers and behaviour...
Last updated:
19 April 2023
NHS Highland Evidence Pack
A model of clinical liaison services has been developed and we are working towards workforce recruitment to deliver. 1 D iversification of clinical interventions is occurring, with staff training in specialist risk assessment model and therapeutic training for individual and group work intervention for high risk self- harming and suicidal behaviours. Furthe...
