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17 November 2023
Minute of the Meeting held 26 September 2023
Brexit, increases in the cost of living, and post-Covid recovery are making the landscape difficult to negotiate.
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6 September 2023
Damp and Mould
Anyone can be supported regardless of which home they live in or fuel type through one of our partners.
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2 June 2023
AGS Draft Work Programme PAC to AGS 1 June 2023
We also share your view that the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and the current cost of living crisis risk increasing existing inequalities even further in Scotland.
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30 May 2023
NHS Fife Evidence Pack
Key Highlights • We published our Population Health and Wellbeing Strategy in March 2023: “Living well, Working Well, and Flourishing in Fife”.
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29 November 2022
ASSCsubmissionNP44
Given the importance of this sector to the Scottish tourism industry, which has experienced such a challenging time due to the impact of Covid-19 and the cost of living crisis, an appropriate regulatory balance is a necessity, as is a supportive environment to help businesses recover and flourish.
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29 August 2022
20220824ECYP Committee Evidence
Further, the Auditor General explicitly linked college budgets and increased staffing costs, stating that “colleges already spend around 70 per cent of their overall budget on staffing and this is increasing, with increases in employer pension contributions and cost of living pay awards driving up staff costs”.
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12 August 2022
20220810_RoS to Convener
The Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land (which went live on 01 April 2022) continues to see small numbers of applications.
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26 April 2022
20220425_Submission_OpenUniversityScot_Skills
Sustainability is identified as a priority in our five-year strategic plan 2022-27 ‘Learn and Live’ current strategy and we are engaging with a range of agencies – public, private and voluntary in pursuit of our journey to net zero.
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22 April 2022
CPG on Science Tech Minutes December 2021
. • Catherine’s portion of the presentation covered: retirement income choices; conventional pension options such as income drawdown and life annuity; research on new structures, underpinned by longevity risk sharing (whereby the shorter lived subsidise the longer lived, upon death, money is shared to others in the fund who are alive), to produce other options to suit people’s risk appetite; an overview of the UK pension situation following the introduction of automatic enrolment via an opt-out scheme; defined contribution pension plans and difficulties converting this into an income at retirement age; proposal for longevity risk sharing structures as a potential new option to allow individuals to decide how much longevity risk and investment risk they want to bear, e.g. via a pooled annuity fund; enabling retirees to live with a better quality of life.
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11 April 2022
EIS Response to SP Report on the impact of Covid
In spite of rising levels of poverty and now the cost of living crisis, the Scottish government has no plans to extend universal provision of free school meals to all Secondary-aged pupils and has cited practical reasons such as lack of canteen space and capacity for this.
