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Date answered:
13 March 2024
S6W-25792
We will continue to work on implementing initiatives to intervene early and prevent child abuse and neglect, ensuring Scotland is the best place in the world for a child or young person to grow up. S6W-25792
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Date answered:
11 March 2024
S6W-25877
It also includes further questions specifically for carers which allows for more detailed analysis. S6W-25877
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Date answered:
11 March 2024
S6W-25797
We also fund litter removal offshore through KIMO’s Fishing for Litter scheme, and at our rivers with Keep Scotland Beautiful’s Upstream Battle project, preventing litter travelling downstream and ultimately reaching our seas and beaches. S6W-25797
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Date answered:
7 March 2024
S6W-25749
Details on the role and membership of the Pain Management Task Force can be found at Pain Management Task Force . S6W-25749
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Date answered:
6 March 2024
S6W-25438
My officials also continue to engage with their counterparts within the Resources and Waste Common Framework group in line with the process agreed by all governments of the UK, published and placed before the UK Parliament in December 2021. S6W-25438
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Date answered:
4 March 2024
S6W-25598
Full data information on for each Board on CAMHS patients starting treatment is publicly available via Public Health Scotland: PHS CAMHS Waiting Times . S6W-25598
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Date answered:
4 March 2024
S6W-25449
We have also ensured access to counselling services in all secondary schools, and continue to give local authorities £16 million per year to fund this. S6W-25449
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Date answered:
4 March 2024
S6W-25292
Any conclusions reached or recommendations made at the end of a Fatal Accident Inquiry are a matter for the Sheriff who has heard all the evidence. S6W-25292
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Date answered:
1 March 2024
S6W-25586
Table 1: Estimated gross additional revenue from the intermediate property rate (£), after General Revaluation Transitional Relief, 2024-2025 Property class Estimated additional gross revenue (£) Shops 5,058,000 Public houses and restaurants 942,000 Offices 4,179,000 Hotels 850,000 Industrial subjects 5,718,000 Leisure and entertainment 1,105,000 Garages and petrol stations 429,000 Cultural 185,000 Sporting subjects 97,000 Education and training 1,796,000 Public service subjects 1,168,000 Communications 89,000 Quarries, mines, etc. 99,000 Petrochemical 24,000 Religious 192,000 Health and medical 617,000 Other 397,000 Care facilities 1,208,000 Advertising 31,000 Statutory undertaking 337,000 All 24,519,000 S6W...
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Date answered:
1 March 2024
S6W-25588
Table 1: Estimated cost of reducing the Higher Property Rate to 54.6p (£), adjusted for General Revaluation Transitional Relief, 2024-2025 Property class Estimated additional gross revenue (£) Shops 9,722,000 Public houses and restaurants 408,000 Offices 7,195,000 Hotels 2,581,000 Industrial subjects 9,898,000 Leisure and entertainment 2,199,000 Garages and petrol stations 403,000 Cultural 447,000 Sporting subjects 181,000 Education and training 6,935,000 Public service subjects 3,011,000 Communications 331,000 Quarries, mines, etc. 121,000 Petrochemical 1,718,000 Religious 76,000 Health and medical 2,348,000 Other 1,219,000 Care facilities 764,000 Advertising 55,000 Statutory undertaking 13,141,000 All 62,750,000 S6W...
