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said: “Scottish consumers have told us about how chronic problems across vital industries are negatively impacting their day-to-day lives, from diminishing everyday banking services to patchy telecoms connections.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 October 2022
In the first year of the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for adults, 2021 to 2022, we funded 64 projects supporting adults living in Dundee.
Vaccinators (Recruitment and Training) This is from someone who wants to be a vaccinator: “I am currently entering week five of the recruitment process, with a possible induction start date for the 10th of February subject to Occupational Health clearance, with further online training required.”
I suggest that the letter include a request that we be kept up to date on the Scottish Government’s engagement with the UK Government on the Northern Ireland protocol.
I also thank NHS Lanarkshire and the council for their swift response and for keeping elected representatives and the public up to date. What action is being taken to ensure the safety of school pupils where such isolated Covid-19 outbreaks have been confirmed?
The reasons for the breach of the 28-day rule in this case are set out in a letter to the Presiding Officer that is dated 16 June 2020. The letter explains that the EU Commission reviewed United Kingdom measures that were due to come into force on 27 June and decided that they were not justified.
The committee also considers the reasons for breaches of the 28-day rule, which in this case are set out in a letter to the Presiding Officer that is dated 15 June 2020. The letter explains that the changes that are made by the instrument had to be implemented quickly in order to properly equip prison governors with the means to provide the prisoners in the...
In April, £35 million of consequentials was earmarked for the Scottish Government in respect of charity support direct grants, but the Treasury amended that amount to £25 million at a later date. The First Minister has committed to ensuring that every penny of consequential funding that comes to us is passed on to support the Scottish response to Covid-19....