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9 January 2024
Scottish Trans Submission
Potential factors that impact on trans person being a risk towards others, include: • Offending history, including index offence, past convictions and intelligence of potential criminal activity, particularly any sexual offences. • Past behaviour in custody, the community, and in the care of the police or other services; • Evidence of threats, bullying, coercion or manipulation towards others; • Sexual behaviours and relationships within custodial/residential settings. 9.
Last updated:
30 November 2022
Gender Recognition Reform Letter from CabSecSJHLG to EHRCJ Committee on UN Special Rapporteur Letter
Trans people are not responsible for the behaviour of predatory and abusive men and action taken to tackle this behaviour does not require to impinge on the rights of trans people.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
8 October 2024
Children and the Scottish Criminal Justice System (October 2024) - Children as victims and witnesses
To further support children who have been victims or witnesses of abuse and violence, as well as children who are under the age of criminal responsibility and whose behaviour has caused harm, Scotland is introducing the Bairns’ Hoose model (based on the Icelandic Barnahus, which means children's house).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 April 2024
The Alcohol (Minimum Pricing)(Scotland) Act 2012 (Continuation) Order 2024 - Other social outcomes
For example, MUP may reduce crime by lessening anti-social behaviour. Conversely, it may increase some crimes such as theft or illicit drug use.
Committee reports
Date published:
9 October 2023
Female participation in sport and physical activity - Mixed versus single sex provision
This can partly be achieved by addressing potentially negative attitudes and behaviours of boys through better training and education of teachers and pupils.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
9 September 2021
Flats: management, maintenance and repairs - Other legislation giving powers to local authorities
This power can be used, for example, for badly neglected gardens.Landlord RegistrationvAntisocial Behaviour etc (Scotland) Act 2004, Part 8.Most private landlords are required to be registered with the local authority where they let their property.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
30 August 2019
The Disclosure (Scotland) Bill - Current system
ORI may include allegations held on local police records about the applicant's criminal or other behaviour which may not have been tested at trial or led to a conviction.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 May 2019
Devolved social security powers: progress and plans - No detriment due to policy 'spill-overs'
Retrieved from https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-agreement-between-the-scottish-government-and-the-united-kingdom-government-on-the-scottish-governments-fiscal-framework [accessed 10 April 2019]Policy spill-overs can result from either 'direct effects' (the way the rules interact) or 'behavioural effects' (where a policy changes people's behaviour).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
13 June 2017
Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill - Impact of domestic abuse on children
We remain concerned that failing to recognise children as victims of coercive and controlling behaviour within the proposed offence will make children less visible to services and place them at greater risk of continued abuse by the perpetrator.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 December 2023
S6W-23499
To ask the Scottish Government when it plans to provide an update to the Parliament on its national action plan on violence and behaviour in schools. We are currently working with the Scottish Advisory Group for Relationships and Behaviour in Schools to develop a national action plan which we expect to be published...
