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SPICe briefings
Date published:
1 September 2017
Children and Young People (Information Sharing)(Scotland) Bill - Code of practice
Retrieved from <a href="http://www.parliament.scot/S5_Education/Inquiries/20170825InformationCommisionersOffice.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.parliament.scot/S5_Education/Inquiries/20170825InformationCommisionersOffice.pdf</a> [accessed 30 August 2017] These include:
difficulties in the way the code describes consent, particularly given forthcoming changes in data protection due to the GDPR (see below)
that when setting out permissible reasons for deciding not to inform someone about data sharing, the stated exceptions of "best interests of the child" and "some other compelling reason" do not "provide a compliant rationale for not informing individuals about the processing of their personal information"
that the code does not take the GDPR into account...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
25 August 2017
Brexit: Citizens' Rights and the Withdrawal Agreement - General comparison of EU and UK positions on citizens' rights
It does, however, mention existing systems (for example under the EEA Agreement and EFTA Court) which require account to be taken of future Court of Justice decisions when interpreting provisions which replicate EU law.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
13 June 2017
Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill - Scotland
The response from Andrew Tickell states that:
Any assessment of the effectiveness of the proposed offence must take account of the law of evidence, and in particular, the corroboration rule.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
18 May 2017
Pow of Inchaffray Drainage Commission (Scotland) Bill - The Commission and the Commissioners
Related to its financial powers, the Bill provides that the Commission must keep accounts and have them audited (schedule 1, paras 9-11).
Committee reports
Date published:
1 April 2017
Stage One Report on the Air Departure Tax (Scotland) Bill - Part Four: Payment, Collection and Management of Tax
Revenue Scotland responded that—
The cost appears to be low because, … we are not building the platform; we are, rather, adding something to an existing platform that already deals with user accounts, security measures and so on. We are not building a system from scratch or creating a completely bespoke system, which is why cost appears to be lower than it ...
Petitions
Petition published:
6 January 2015
National Guidance on Restraint and Seclusion in Schools
Introduce National Guidance on the use of restraint and seclusion in all schools; this guidance should support the principles of:
Last resort - where it is deemed necessary, restraint should be the minimum required to deal with the agreed risk, for the minimum amount of time;
Appropriate supervision of the child at all times, including during “time out” or seclusion;
Reducing the use of solitary exclusion and limiting the time it is used for (e.g. maximum time limits);
No use of restraints that are cruel, humiliating, painful and unnecessary or not in line with trained techniques;
Accountability...
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 January 2008
Equal Opportunities Committee, 29 Jan 2008
The answer to your first question is that the responsibility for what was put out in the press release, and when, lay with the Scottish Government—you can ask it about that.
Committee reports
Date published:
21 June 2018
Scotland's Economic Performance
As Professor Carter said:
2,000 of the roughly 360,000 enterprises that we have in Scotland are account managed by Scottish Enterprise...Traditionally, an issue with Scottish Enterprise is the thresholds that companies have to reach in order to get on to the account managed programme.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 March 2011
Public Audit Committee 02 March 2011
The problem is that once a contract was signed and once contractual disputes emerged, the only solutions to those problems ultimately lay with the two parties to the contracts.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 February 2009
Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, 04 Feb 2009
According to 2007 figures, renewable electricity accounts for around 20 per cent of Scottish demand.
