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Last updated:
13 April 2023
PE1984_E
We understand that over 10,000 user accounts have been created so far. Where AMICA is not suitable for a couple, the website can refer to legal assistance or other support services.
Last updated:
16 January 2023
MND Scotland follow up
Q - Does the Bill as introduced take appropriate account of and appropriately support the changing demographic picture and the considerable and growing need for palliative care?
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11 January 2023
Letter from CPPPP Convener to Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Veterans 11 January 2023
Evidence At its meeting on 29 June 2022, the Committee heard about the petitioner’s personal experience and the changes she is calling for to hold perpetrators of domestic abuse to account where they have caused a miscarriage.
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16 December 2022
20221212_MinGSCEB_BiodiversityStrategy
It outlines key policies across (and outwith) government that need to contribute to delivery, and establishes a new governance and accountability framework, which will be the tool we use to progress this.
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8 November 2022
Admin SIT HMRC to PAC 3 Nov 2022
In the 2022-23 Annual Reports and Accounts, expected to be published in July 2023, we will publish the 2022-23 compliance yield and debt figures.
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4 November 2022
20221103_MinGSCEB_Con_DRS
Confirmation that we will take the size of a premises into account in determining the risk of breach obligations relating to environmental health.
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1 November 2022
SPICe briefing in relation to petition PE1881
The website notes: “Sexual offending has increasingly become an area of public concern in recent years, with increased reporting, prevention, and enforcement action. Sexual offences account for a high proportion of sentencing, particularly in the High Court, often involving difficult decisions in complex circumstances.
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31 May 2022
20220510DrugandAlcoholConveners
For example, there is a role for Alcohol and Drug Partnerships (ADPs), integration authorities and community planning partnerships but accountability is not always clear. The AGS is therefore calling on the Scottish Government to implement an overarching plan that is clear, transparent and measurable and which sets out what the most successful interventions...
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17 May 2022
20220510 Letter to Conveners
For example, there is a role for Alcohol and Drug Partnerships (ADPs), integration authorities and community planning partnerships but accountability is not always clear. The AGS is therefore calling on the Scottish Government to implement an overarching plan that is clear, transparent and measurable and which sets out what the most successful interventions...
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22 April 2022
PE1928_B
Calculations £4.74 x 16 trips = £75.84 per person per year £75.84 x 12,768 (NEC eye / eye +1 card holders) = £968,325.12 £968,352.12 x 2 (to account for companions) = £1,936,650.24 Key Figures and Findings Chapter 2: Bus and Coach Travel (transport.gov.scot) Summary Transport Statistics • 1.4 million people had a National Entitlement Card (NEC) in 2020 • Of this, 12,768 hold the eye or the eye +1 card (this accounts for 0.9% of all NEC holders) • Of those who have a NEC for a disability or visual impairment 73% have the +1 entitlement to travel with a companion Chapter 7: Rail Services (transport.gov.scot) • 2018-2019: 43.5 million reduced fare journeys out of 92 million journeys • 2019-2020: 96.4 million passengers Disability and Transport: Findings from the Scottish Household Survey • Reasons for not using the train more were not greatly different between disabled and non-disabled people, although ‘cost’ was named by more disabled people than non-disabled people (16% compared to 12%) • ‘Health reasons’ were given by 3% of disabled people compared to 0% of non-disabled people • Average household incomes for disabled people tend to be lower than for those who are not (median £19,778 compared to £31,800) • Those whose condition affects their ability to carry out activities a lot have lower household incomes than those whose condition affects everyday activities a little (£18,793 compared to £21,184) • 18% of disabled people used the train in the past month, compared to 34% of those not disabled.
