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As well as looking at the hard data—and the data is crucial here—we also seek direct feedback from colleagues, and Aneela McKenna has been active in doing that. We get good feedback from people who are not successful; we do not just speak to people about how they found the process once we employ them.
We need to look at integrating our transport system, including trains and buses, and perhaps at active travel as well. It is about how we get not only to city centres but to where we are actually going.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 March 2026
Pre and post-campaign surveys provide essential insight into the performance of marketing activity and help ensure campaigns are targeted and cost-effective.
To ask the Scottish Government, regarding recommendation 8 of the second Strategic Transport Projects Review (STPR2), what proportion of children currently travel actively to get to school, and how this has changed since STPR2 was adopted.
There will also be streams in relation to community activity in particular. There is a lot of volunteer work; young people want to get engaged with themes such as equalities and some of the issues that are involved there.
We understood that we would secure the full exclusion from the 2020 act because we had done everything that we needed to do in order to secure it. We did not get the exclusion that we expected to get as a result of the common framework process, nor did we get the partial and temporary exclusion that we did get in a timely manner.