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Date answered:
5 July 2021
S6W-00871
This is part of our wider approach to ensure that people with a long term condition are also given support for their mental health and wellbeing and are involved in decisions affecting all aspects of their care. S6W-00871
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 June 2021
S6W-00393
The South Ayrshire Alcohol and Drug Strategy for 2019-24 details a number of strategic priorities:develop innovative approaches to engage those at risk of an alcohol or drug related death in services and support, including individuals experiencing a non-fatal overdose.develop innovative ways of providing support for individuals in prison settings, including individuals on remand, and strengthen throughcare support for individuals returning to the community.undertake a peer-led police custody referral pilot aimed at increasing engagement with vulnerable individuals affected by alcohol or drugs. S6W...
Last updated:
28 May 2026
BB20260529
S7W-00640 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W- 39203 by Jenni Minto on 4 August 2025 and the commitment in Scottish National Party manifesto 2026, what progress has been made to roll out a lung cancer screening programme by 2027.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
14 October 2025
Prevention of Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill - Data on domestic abuse offences in Scotland
ref=S6W-35695.
In 2018/20, 16.5% of adults said they had experienced at least one incident of partner abuse (covering both physical and psychological abuse) since the age of 16.5Scottish Government . (2021).
Committee reports
Date published:
3 December 2024
Education (Scotland) Bill - Stage 1 Report - Introduction
Response to Parliamentary Question S6W-00921. Retrieved from https://www.parliament.scot/chamber-and-committees/questions-and-answers/question?
SPICe briefings
Date published:
20 January 2022
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 March 2026
S6W-44439
To support this work, we have provided £1 million annually through the Screening Inequalities fund. S6W-44439
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 March 2026
S6W-44464
This includes an approach for vulnerable clients that includes training debt officers to identify and sensitively handle potential hardship and vulnerable clients, as well as signposting them to support and advocacy groups.1Collaborative Council Tax Collection (improvementservice.org.uk)2Good-Practice-Principles-for-School-Meal-Debt-Management.pdf (cosla.gov.uk) S6W-44464
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 March 2026
S6W-44143
A list of Scottish Government Brussels office events - which routinely feature EU institution speakers and guests - is available here: Scottish Government events in Brussels: 2021 to 2025 - gov.scotMonthSG representative/sEU representative/sJanuary 2025First MinisterEU Ambassador to the UKFebruary 2025Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture5 MEPs, including Chair and Vice-Chair of the European Parliament Delegation to the EU-UK PPA and Chair of the Culture and Education Committee; Denmark’s Permanent Representative to the EUFebruary 2025EU Deputy Director5 MEPs from Parliament Delegation to the EU-UK PPA; Cabinet of Parliament PresidentApril 2025EU DirectorHead of the European Parliament Liaison Office to the UK; Deputy Head of EU Delegation to the UKJune 2025Cabinet Secretary for Climate Action and EnergyDeputy Permanent Representative of the Netherlands to the European Union; 1 MEPJune 2025First MinisterEU Ambassador to the UK and EU Ambassador roundtableJuly 2025Trade and Investment Envoy for SpaceSpace Councillor - Denmark’s Permanent Representation to the EUJuly 2025First MinisterEuropean Commission PresidentSeptember 2025Director-General for Strategy and External Affairs; Director for Culture and External AffairsCabinet of European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security; Head of Unit for the Council of the European Union's General Secretariat; 1 MEPSeptember 2025EU DirectorHead of the European Parliament Liaison Office to the UK; Deputy Head of EU Delegation to the UKOctober 2025Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, Land Reform and IslandsEuropean Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans; 2 MEPs from Committee on Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentOctober 2025EU Director10 MEPs from Parliament's Delegation to the EU-UK PPA and various Committees; Cabinet of Parliament President; Parliament's Secretary GeneralNovember 2025EU Director/Deputy DirectorMEPs from Parliament's Delegation to the EU-UK PPA; Vice-Chair of Committee on Culture and EducationNovember 2025Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home AffairsEuropean Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration; 2 MEPs from Committees on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs and on Women's Rights and Gender EqualityJanuary 2026EU DirectorDeputy Head of EU Delegation to the UKJanuary 2026First Minister; Head of Scottish Government LondonEuropean Union Ambassador to the UK; EU 27 AmbassadorsJanuary 2026Trade & Investment Envoy for International EducationAddressing hearing of European Parliament's Culture and Education Committee; European Commission's Directorates responsible for Education, Youth and for Research and Innovation; Irish Permanent Representation to the EU lead on UK relationsFebruary 2026EU Directorate Head of Sustainability8 MEPs from Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, on Agriculture and Rural Development and on Environment, Climate and Food Safety; Head of the European Parliament Liaison Office to the UKFebruary 2026Head of Scottish Government LondonDelegation of MEPs from Culture and Education CommitteeMarch 2026Director of Environment and ForestryEuropean Commission annual ‘Article 395’ meeting (annual Climate and Environment Law engagement); Commission Deputy Director-General for Environment and Health; members of the Swedish Permanent Representation to the EU; 2 MEPsMarch 2026EU Director13 MEPs from Parliament Delegation to the PPA and various Committees S6W...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 February 2026
S6W-43271
With over a quarter of a billion of additional General Revenue Grant in the Settlement, the Budget should enable councils to minimise any proposed increases in council tax.Where increases in Council Tax are necessary, the Scottish Government’s means tested Council Tax Reduction Scheme continues to protect household budgets from the impact of those changes. S6W-43271
