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Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 10 March 2022
(S6O-00858) Fur historical forby cultural reasons, the Scots Pairlamentary Corporate Body leid policy taks tent o the yaise o Scots. For historical and cultural reasons, the SPCB language policy recognises the use of Scots.
Last updated:
17 January 2023
Bail and Release from Custody Bill Supplementary evidence Victim Support Scotland
This group comprised 53% of the remand population. o Group 2 sexual offences also increased, rising 23% from around 170 in 2020-21 to 209 in 2021-22. o The population accused of index Group 5 (Crimes against society) also increased from 288 to 386 (+34%), remaining the second largest population group at 21% of those held on remand on the average day in 2021-22. o Taken together, around 60% of the average daily remand population in 2021-22 were accused of index Group 1 (Violence) and 2 (Sexual crimes) offences . o The remand populations accused of index offences in Group 3 (Dishonesty), group 4 (Damage and reckless behaviour), Groups 6 (Antisocial offences), o Group 7(Miscellaneous offences) and Group 8 (Road Traffic Offences) remained broadly stable between 2020-21 and 2021-22.
Last updated:
17 January 2023
Bail and Release from Custody Bill Supplementary evidence Victim Support Scotland
This group comprised 53% of the remand population. o Group 2 sexual offences also increased, rising 23% from around 170 in 2020-21 to 209 in 2021-22. o The population accused of index Group 5 (Crimes against society) also increased from 288 to 386 (+34%), remaining the second largest population group at 21% of those held on remand on the average day in 2021-22. o Taken together, around 60% of the average daily remand population in 2021-22 were accused of index Group 1 (Violence) and 2 (Sexual crimes) offences . o The remand populations accused of index offences in Group 3 (Dishonesty), group 4 (Damage and reckless behaviour), Groups 6 (Antisocial offences), o Group 7(Miscellaneous offences) and Group 8 (Road Traffic Offences) remained broadly stable between 2020-21 and 2021-22.
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3 October 2022
CPG Recreational Boating Minutes 29 June 22
There is a pot of £500K available (capital expenditure). 5 • SB provided an example of some of the areas that the project can cover: o Native oyster beds. o Seagrass o Sand dunes o Invasive species o Species o Avian flu There is a pipeline of projects and hope to grow these further. • We need to ensure that it is a trusted body for money both in and out with an ethical board.
Last updated:
9 April 2025
Approved 230125 CPG Volunteering Minutes
. • The Dunnikier Park Community Golf charity was established in 2021 and has seven trustees • four key objectives: o Healthier lifestyles o Building esteem and confidence o Community engagement o Pathway to golf • Great support from th...
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4 March 2025
230125 CPG Volunteering Minutes DRAFT
. • The Dunnikier Park Community Golf charity was established in 2021 and has seven trustees • four key objectives: o Healthier lifestyles o Building esteem and confidence o Community engagement o Pathway to golf • Great support from th...
Last updated:
15 June 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 22 March 2023
Eleanor added that it is likely each health board will have a different process which could include: o GP referral (someone that doesn't have cancer) o Secondary care request o Surgical pathway. o Some will have 2 referrals - one from t...
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6 February 2023
Policing and Mental Health Association of Police Superintendents 31 January 2023
Chief Superintendent Suzie Mertes, President ASPS, SPC Tulliallan, Kincardine, FK10 4BE Mob: 07775 820962 Email: [email protected] www.asps.org.uk OFFICIAL O FFICIAL Mr Page also mentions the training provided, particularly to first line supervisors and other managers, which allows them to gauge the psychological well-being of staff and ...
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5 December 2024
CPG on Older People Age Ageing Minutes 11 September 2024
The cold can severely impact health, both mental health and physical health. o The impact of removal of the WFP on top of high rents, the poor conditions that older renters have to live in, and the financial concerns they have to deal with such as increased energy costs. o It was suggested that roadshows could be beneficial to promote the issue to communities to build community cohesion and so that older people are not isolated. o Scottish Government should take responsibility for its own decisions and seek alternative options to build funding. o A more aligned approach to housing, social care and health was suggested.
Last updated:
11 June 2025
Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Energy regarding 2023 Scottish Greenhouse Gas Statist
Much of the data on net emissions from ‘agriculture’ nd ‘land use, land use change and forestry emissions’ are based on modelled data for Scotland, which are consis n wi h, bu no cons in d o, h UK o ls nd hus known s “bo om up” s im s.
