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14 March 2024
20240314_Linda Hodges Circle Health Group_Abortion Safe Access Zones Bill
Minimal impact o members of the public and passers-by?
Last updated:
5 November 2021
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The Bureau agreed to recommend to the Parliament that the following SSI and laid documents be approved: o Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel and Operator Liability) (Scotland) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/322) o Code of Conduct for Councillors SG/2021/229 o Mo...
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21 December 2023
The Funeral Director Code of Practice
At a minimum an ashes management policy must cover: • Procedures for: o ashes storage in a designated, locked, clean, dry and well maintained location, o ashes and the cremation certificate to be stored together, o recording each individual set of ashes, o splitting of ashes including the transfer of ashes from one container to another, 14 o transfer or release of ashes including procedures for contacting the client and obtaining identification prior to the release of ashes to the client, o reporting lost or damaged ashes to appropriate management, o reporting lost or damaged ashes to inspectors within 48 hours of discovery, o keeping a record of the scattering or interment of ashes if undertaken by the funeral director, and o keeping a written audit trail of all actions taken with the ashes. • The following matters: o a clear description of the options available to the client e.g. scattering, interment, retention in an urn. o adequate safeguards to ensure ashes cannot be combined with other(s) i.e. only preparing one set of ashes at a time. o provision for a change of instruction by the client in respect of ashes. 15 Complaints 73.
Last updated:
7 December 2023
Plana Gaidhlig BCPA 202328
Chaidh a chur air adhart ann an grunn dhòighean, leithid: o Postairean agus bileagan o Fios Naidheachd o Làrach-lìn Pàrlamaid na h-Alba o Postan mheadhanan-sòisealta air na cunntasan corporra Facebook, Twitter agus Instagram agus air twitter Gàidhlig Pàrlamaid na h-Alba, cunntas Twitter an Oifigeir Riaghlaidh agus cunntasan eile aig Pàrlamaid na h-Alba. o Pod-chraoladh o Cuairt-litir dhealanach Pàrlamaid na h-Alba agus cuairt-litrichean BSL o Conaltradh a-staigh tron Iris Chorporra o Post-d gu buidhnean Gàidhlig nàiseanta is ionadail.
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30 May 2024
ASSC
Local authorities should address any fees charged in this regard and reimburse applicants on that basis. • Insurance o Guidance to local authorities must be amended to be more robust and prescriptive on this matter, and prevent some licensing authorities demanding £5m cover, which was removed in the 2022 Order and guidance. • Mandatory Conditions o Mandatory conditions must be maintained for all, or removed for all, to avoid a Judicial Review. • Additional Conditions o Guidance should be amended to remove the potential for local authorities to include additional conditions which are beyond the scope of the legislation. • Objections o Many local authorities are not administering their short-term let policies through the Licensing team as they have the other licensing schemes under the 1982 Act.
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27 February 2025
BudgetProcess_ConvenerToCommittees_26Feb25
Yours sincerely Kenneth Gibson MSP Convener 2 Annexe Inquiry into the budget process in practice Remit of the inquiry The remit of the inquiry is— • To establish the extent to which the four core objectives* for the budget process as set out below are being met: o greater influence on formulation of the Scottish Government’s budget proposals, o improved transparency and increased public understanding and awareness of the budget, o responded effectively to new fiscal and wider policy challenges, and o led to better outputs and outcomes as measured against benchmarks and stated objectives. • To identify any barriers to meeting the core objectives for the budget process and how these might be overcome. • To establish how key documents aimed at supporting the full-year budget process are currently being used and where improvements might be made to support effective scrutiny. • To determine whether the information, guidance and support provided to committees to assist them in their budget scrutiny remains adequate and fit-for- purpose. • To identify any improvements that can be made to the budget process that can be put in place for Session 7 and to inform the scope of any future wider review carried out jointly by the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government.
Last updated:
27 February 2025
FPAC letter to Cttees 250226
Yours sincerely Kenneth Gibson MSP Convener 2 Annexe Inquiry into the budget process in practice Remit of the inquiry The remit of the inquiry is— • To establish the extent to which the four core objectives* for the budget process as set out below are being met: o greater influence on formulation of the Scottish Government’s budget proposals, o improved transparency and increased public understanding and awareness of the budget, o responded effectively to new fiscal and wider policy challenges, and o led to better outputs and outcomes as measured against benchmarks and stated objectives. • To identify any barriers to meeting the core objectives for the budget process and how these might be overcome. • To establish how key documents aimed at supporting the full-year budget process are currently being used and where improvements might be made to support effective scrutiny. • To determine whether the information, guidance and support provided to committees to assist them in their budget scrutiny remains adequate and fit-for- purpose. • To identify any improvements that can be made to the budget process that can be put in place for Session 7 and to inform the scope of any future wider review carried out jointly by the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government.
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20 September 2024
The Promise Scotland NCS Stage 2 call for views
These include, but are not restricted to: • the possible impact on the collaborative work underway, with the many and varied current custodians of the ‘care system’, and those systems adjacent and permeable to: o drive change, sustaining the momentum of the last 4 ½ years. o co-devising Plan 24-30 to get Scotland to 2030 and #KeepThePromise. • the possible risks of disruption to the delivery of significant programmes of promise- related work o now and in the short-term, whilst work to shape the National Care Service continues, o through until 2029/30, the final year of delivery.
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4 September 2024
Learning Disabilities Autism and Neurodivergence Bill
An expert reference group has been established and the network is due to launch in October. o Public Health Scotland will continue to collect and publish data from the Dynamic Support Registers. o We have established a working group focused on improving Learning Disability, Mental Health, and Adults with Incapacity d...
Last updated:
11 January 2024
Minute of meeting held 21 June 2023
Maintain the narrative of why SLs are good for bottom line. • YouGov Report o Increase the visibility of existing support o Provide more information and guidance to employers o Challenge perceptions around mental health o Target specifi...
