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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38313
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38313
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38358
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38358
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38357
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38357
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Date answered:
17 June 2025
S6W-35967
Under the First Minister’s NHS Renewal priorities for 25-26 student intake to the Bachelor of Dental Surgery/BDS courses at Aberdeen, Dundee and Glasgow universities will increase by 7%; a new training scheme will support overseas-qualified dentists, who are GDC-registered as dental therapists, to convert to full dentist status at a cost of £1.5M and redesign of a rural incentive scheme funded via the GDS budget.4.I will continue to lead on renewing four-nation discussions on Provisional Registration, which would allow overseas-qualified dentists to enter the UK NHS workforce immediately while awaiting qualification.5.The Scottish Government is addressing building capacity, by adopting a multi-disciplinary team approach, giving patients direct access to care via dental care professional (i.e. hygienists, therapists, dental nurses).6.We continue to offer financial support through the recently revised Scottish Dental Access Initiative and Recruitment and Retention Allowance, supporting NHS dental provision in designated geographic areas to address unmet patient need.7.The Programme for Government sets out a package of actions to improve the NHS dental workforce now and into the future, and is supported by new funding in 2025-26.8.We will support the dental workforce pipeline through both the immediate expansion of domestic dental student numbers and the development of an innovative new training package to support international dentists in joining the NHS Scotland workforce.9.Alongside this, we are also working with NHS Boards to refine the financial incentives in place to support dentists moving to work in rural areas, supporting sustainable access across Scotland. S6W...
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Date answered:
10 June 2025
S6W-37896
Anyone intending to carry out any activity that may affect Scotland’s water environment must abide by regulations and, if necessary, obtain an authorisation to proceed. S6W-37896
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Date answered:
13 May 2025
S6W-37224
The following table shows all current Scottish Government leased properties and the cost of each lease.PropertyTotal lease costDepartment10 Commerce Street (Fraserburgh Fishery Office)£14,674.00Scottish Government28 Cunzie Street (Anstruther Fishery Office)£12,223.00Scottish Government40 Hall Street (Campbeltown Fishery Office)£8,839.00Scottish Government5 Atlantic Quay£543,546.00Scottish Government7 Ferry Terminal Building (Kirkwall Fishery Office)£2,500.00Scottish GovernmentAB1 Building£49,607.00Scottish GovernmentAlexander Fleming House£48,559.00Scottish GovernmentAlexandra Buildings (Lerwick Fishery Office)£26,392.00Scottish GovernmentBothwell House (Ground and First Floors)£23,165.00Scottish GovernmentBrooms Road - Dumfries£259,827.00Scottish GovernmentBute House£87,500.00Scottish GovernmentBute House Car Park£8,250.00Scottish GovernmentCaley Building (Peterhead Fishery Office)£24,688.00Scottish GovernmentCharlotte House£83,645.00Scottish GovernmentCompass House£45,634.00Scottish GovernmentCulag Pier (Lochinver Fishery Office)£7,502.00Scottish GovernmentCustom House (Stornoway Fishery Office)£18,817.00Scottish GovernmentDenholm House£107,818.00Scottish GovernmentFishmarket Building (Eyemouth Fishery Office)£10,688.00Scottish GovernmentGarage No.2 Lockup, North St, Fraserburgh£15,260.00Scottish GovernmentHadrian House£96,061.00Scottish GovernmentHarbour Buildings (Mallaig Fishery Office)£4,037.00Scottish GovernmentInchbraoch House£5,983.00Scottish GovernmentJames Street£503.00Scottish GovernmentKinlochbervie Fishery Office - Number 7£2,609.00Scottish GovernmentOcean Trade Centre£141,572.00Scottish GovernmentOffice at Tarbert Fish Market£788.00Scottish GovernmentRussell House£285,238.00Scottish GovernmentKinlochbervie Fishery Office - Number 5£1,400.00Scottish GovernmentSaughton House - land£160,000.00Scottish GovernmentScotland House - Brussels£373,930.00Scottish GovernmentScotland House - London£439,230.00Scottish GovernmentSt Ola House (Scrabster Fishery Office)£20,000.00Scottish GovernmentStrathearn House£393,722.00Scottish GovernmentThe Douglas Centre (Buckie Fishery Office)£5,767.00Scottish GovernmentThe Island Centre, Crossapol£6,300.00Scottish GovernmentThe Links, Golspie£16,845.00Scottish GovernmentThe Zoology Building£162,441.00Scottish GovernmentUnit 4, Seagate, Peterhead£5,946.00Scottish GovernmentUnit 4B Kinlochleven Business Park£5,416.00Scottish GovernmentUnit 5, Old Quay - Campbeltown£1,000.00Scottish GovernmentWest Shore Street (Ullapool Fishery Office)£6,750.00Scottish Government S6W...
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Date answered:
13 May 2025
S6W-37306
This includes a new social care Financial Viability Response Group, which has met weekly since February 2025 and comprises sector representatives such as Scottish Care, Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland (CCPS), Care Inspectorate and local leaders.As well as this I, alongside the COSLA Health and Social Care Spokesperson, jointly host a monthly roundtable meeting with sector partners to consider the potential impacts of the eNICs and financial viability pressures on the social care sector.That work is ongoing, but the Scottish Government is committed to working closely with partners to continue to identify the pro-active steps that can be taken to mitigate these impacts, protect services and support the people in receipt of care. S6W...
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Date answered:
13 May 2025
S6W-37309
This includes a new social care Financial Viability Response Group, which has met weekly since February 2025 and comprises sector representatives such as Scottish Care, Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland (CCPS), Care Inspectorate and local leaders.As well as this I, alongside the COSLA Health and Social Care Spokesperson, jointly host a monthly roundtable meeting with sector partners to consider the potential impacts of the eNICs and financial viability pressures on the social care sector.That work is ongoing, but the Scottish Government is committed to working closely with partners to continue to identify the pro-active steps that can be taken to mitigate these impacts, protect services and support the people in receipt of care. S6W...
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Date answered:
13 May 2025
S6W-37304
This includes a new social care Financial Viability Response Group, which has met weekly since February 2025 and comprises sector representatives such as Scottish Care, Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland (CCPS), Care Inspectorate and local leaders.As well as this I, alongside the COSLA Health and Social Care Spokesperson, jointly host a monthly roundtable meeting with sector partners to consider the potential impacts of the eNICs and financial viability pressures on the social care sector.That work is ongoing, but the Scottish Government is committed to working closely with partners to continue to identify the pro-active steps that can be taken to mitigate these impacts, protect services and support the people in receipt of care. S6W...
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Date answered:
13 May 2025
S6W-37258
We are also committed to extending Carer Support Payments from 8 weeks to 12 weeks after the death of a cared for person, and this payment also connects carers to wider forms of support at this difficult time. S6W-37258
