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We considered the progress report from the Scottish Government at our meeting on 7 May 2025 and agreed to write to HM Chief Inspector of Prisons for Scotland and relevant Trade Unions to seek their views on the progress that has been made to date.
To issue a licence, SEPA will include appropriate mitigation based on a precautionary approach to ensure impacts on the environment, including Atlantic salmon, are minimised. Monitoring may also be required to assess the ongoing impacts.
Domestic Abuse As previously outlined, a As part of the work to Group to meet regularly (Protection) (Scotland) short life working group look at the existing until the end of the year, Act 2021 – Part 1 has been convened to legislative framework Advice to be provided to look at what legislative and what changes may Minister’s in early 2026. changes may be required be required and why, to enable progress with consideration the aims of introducing throughout will domestic abuse including a focus on protection cost and sustainability. notices/orders.
However, as I mentioned to Conveners at the Conveners Group meeting on 18 June, the regulations were not laid, as expected, in late May, and this meant that this approach was not possible.
However, as I mentioned to Conveners at the Conveners Group meeting on 18 June, the regulations were not laid, as expected, in late May, and this meant that this approach was not possible.
Engagement with the Scottish Government on Community Wealth Building in Scotland; Consideration of Funding for our Communities and how to optimise UK funds; Establishing links with the CPG in the Senned; and consideration of key issues around the Skills Gap and Funding for Further and Higher Education in Scotland. st CPG Annual General Meeting – 21 May 2025...
The opportunity exists now to create a lasting, forward-looking mechanism that protects people not only from RAAC, but from future building failures that may emerge as ex-council properties continue to age.