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We have set a very ambitious target that by 2022-23 we will be spending £2m pa less than at present in real terms i.e. around a third of the total non-staff savings target. … There is no question that some COPFS offices will need to close or reduce in size.
I remind the committee of my entry in the register of members’ interests, which states that I was a councillor until 2022. Do the witnesses agree with the three shared priorities that are identified in the Verity house agreement?
The model estimates that that would cost £5,094 million in 2022-23 prices, which is £1,500 million above the current budgeted level of net spending on adult social care.
The first version of this plan, “Low Carbon Scotland: Meeting the Emissions Reduction Targets 2010-2022: The Report on Proposals and Policies”, often known as RPP1 was published in 2011.
The first version of this plan, “Low Carbon Scotland: Meeting the Emissions Reduction Targets 2010-2022: The Report on Proposals and Policies”, often known as RPP1 was published in 2011.
There is another really interesting but depressing statistic in paragraph 4.48 in the report: “Disability prevalence has risen from 19 per cent of the UK population in 2002-03 to 27 per cent of the population by 2022-23.” Do your projections expect that trend to continue, to stay the same or to reverse?