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Committees
Published:
16 March 2022
Your Priorities Platform - Responses to questions submitted by members of the public
Management of contacts in health and care settings generally takes a more cautious approach to account for the volume and type of vulnerable individuals within these settings.
Committees
Published:
1 December 2021
ADES submission for Covid 19 impact on Children and Young People December 2021
Longer term, implementation of a systematic and collaborative approach which takes account of the RCSLT Communication cycle must be seriously considered. communication-capacity.pdf (rcslt.org)
1.9 Tracking and monitoring of children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing will provide a longer-term picture of their resilience through a range of...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
20 August 2021
Equalities and Human Rights: Subject Profile - Future plans on equalities and human rights
The third report, published in 2020, makes recommendations to improve leadership and accountability across the Scottish Government and the Scottish Parliament.33National Advisory Council for Women and Girls. (2020).
Committee reports
Date published:
9 December 2020
Construction and procurement of ferry vessels in Scotland - Summary of conclusions and recommendations
As part of this work, Audit Scotland is invited to make recommendations as to how improved transparency and accountability with respect to the granting of commercial loans by the Scottish Government can be achieved in future, including making provision for such arrangements to be properly and systematically scrutinised by the Scottish Parliament.
Committee reports
Date published:
24 May 2017
Annual Report 2016-17
We recommended a strategic plan be put in place to address these and other issues and called for increased accountability. A response to the report from the Scottish Government is due by 5 July.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 June 2010
S3W-33933
The publications that we have issued since 1 April 2008, broken down by publication date, are detailed in the following table: Date of Publication Publication Name 4 June 2010 ACS Online User Guide 2009-10 4 June 2010 Weslo Housing Management Inspection Report 13 May 2010 Corporate Plan 2010-11 4 May 2010 Regulation Plans 2010 (52 separate plans) 30 April 2010 Data Matters 13 April 2010 SHR 28 Guidance Note 8 April 2010 West Dunbartonshire Council Inspection Report 1 April 2010 Number Crunching 1 April 2010 Scottish Housing Quality Standard (SHQS) 1 April 2010 Summary Facts and Figures 2008-09 18 March 2010 Stirling Council Inspection Report 3 March 2010 Annual Performance and Statistical Return (APSR) 2009-10 Forms & Guidance 8 February 2010 Argyll & Bute Council Inspection Report 26 January 2010 Orkney Islands Council Inspection Report 22 January 2010 Argyll Community Housing Association Inspection Report 7 January 2010 Annual Performance and Statistical Return (APSR) 2009-10 “ Summary of changes 27 November 2009 RSLs and Homelessness: Thematic Report 8 October 2009 2008-09 Performance Statistics 30 September 2009 SHR Annual Report 11 September 2009 Equalities Statement & Action Plan 22 July 2009 Social Landlords in Scotland: Shaping up for improvement Report 14 July 2009 Castle Rock Edinvar Inspection Report 8 July 2009 Glasgow City Council Inspection Report 2 July 2009 Berwickshire Housing Association Inspection Report 30 June 2009 2009 Regulation Plans 26 June 2009 Glasgow Housing Association Progress Audit Report 19 June 2009 Bridgewater Housing Association Inspection Report 9 June 2009 Financial Information Release -audited accounts...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 March 2010
S3W-27408
Registers of Scotland, Scottish Prisons Service, Historic Scotland, Scottish Courts Service and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service have their own HR function and hold their own HR data and therefore have not been included in the table. 31 May 2007 31 May 2008 31 May 2009 Agencies Accountant In Bankruptcy 114 107 121 Communities Scotland 414 0 0 Disclosure Scotland 0 0 Fisheries Research Services 319 311 0 General Register Office Scotland 247 282 303 Mental Health Tribunal Service 69 77 0 HM Inspectorate Education 198 205 199 National Archives of Scotland 142 154 154 Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator 35 47 52 Student Awards Agency Scotland 146 146 143 Scottish Agricultural Science Agency 151 143 0 Scottish Building Standards Agency 33 0 0 Scottish Housing Regulator 0 61 66 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency 308 301 0 Scottish Public Pensions Agency 221 216 242 Social Work Inspection Agency 46 46 44 Transport Scotland 248 258 291 Agencies Total 2,691 2,354 1,615 SG Core Legal & Parliamentary Services 180 0 0 Office of the Permanent Secretary 870 0 0 SE Development Department 267 0 0 SE Education Department 322 0 0 SE Environment & Rural Affairs Department 956 0 0 SE Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Dept 431 0 0 SE Finance & Central Services Department 487 0 0 SE Health Department 356 0 0 SE Justice Department 309 0 0 DG Economy 0 703 453 DG Education 0 659 578 DG Environment 0 940 1,696 DG Finance & Corporate Services 0 0 1,056 DG Health 0 418 424 DG Justice 0 807 956 Paid Centrally Managed Staff 81 47 21 Permanent Secretary 0 921 210 SG Core Total 4,259 4,495 5,394 Grand Total 6,950 6,849 7,009 The table shows an increase in staffing figures of 59 which can be explained as follows: General Register Office, Scotland: This department is showing an increase of 56 FTE staff from May 2007 due to the need to recruit additional staff to handle work associated with the 2011 census.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 May 2009
S3W-24305
This framework directly addresses the need for greater clarity of the roles, responsibilities and lines of accountability between partners as called for not only during my Autumn Tour, but in a variety of expert reports.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 May 2009
S3W-22864
Table 1 Number of teeth extracted in the NHS General Dental Service; Years ending 31 March 2004 to 2008 NHS Board 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Scotland 485,983 482,771 469,464 464,150 467,871 Argyll and Clyde 42,909 41,528 40,750 x x Ayrshire and Arran 37,301 38,941 37,615 39,230 40,985 Borders 7,762 7,147 7,563 7,358 6,594 Dumfries and Galloway 12,885 11,799 10,575 10,851 12,423 Fife 33,102 33,054 31,671 31,270 32,553 Forth Valley 23,698 24,154 23,420 23,563 25,122 Grampian 38,246 33,891 33,311 29,553 27,989 Greater Glasgow 105,440 108,313 107,968 140,822 136,314 Highland 13,361 12,337 12,266 19,596 20,979 Lanarkshire 61,587 61,327 59,396 59,875 58,030 Lothian 69,658 70,599 68,444 65,534 68,753 Orkney Islands 863 1,259 1,158 1,810 1,153 Shetland Islands 1,331 1,139 1,206 1,472 1,373 Tayside 35,508 35,191 32,140 30,674 32,728 Western Isles 2,332 2,092 1,981 2,542 2,875 Source: MIDAS (Management Information and Dental Accounting...
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 September 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 29 September 2010
At a time when people are looking to reduce the workforce in all sorts of areas, there is a danger that employers might regard people with mental health problems as easier to lay off. We must be careful in relation to employment, so I welcome the campaign.A related issue is benefit changes.
