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24 November 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 24 October 2023
He suggested extended producer responsibility might influence large companies to change and launch their own takeback services if there was a cost to them of not getting their products back to recycle/re-use. • Ronan Doyle asked about CCUS and the mineralisation of CO2.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2023
Social Justice and Social Security Committee 27 April 2023
For example, there are issues relating to the benefit system, what passport to get and blue badges, and there is then the impact if someone does not get such things.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2023
Social Justice and Social Security Committee 27 April 2023
For example, there are issues relating to the benefit system, what passport to get and blue badges, and there is then the impact if someone does not get such things.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 June 2019
Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee 25 June 2019
However, planning is not about determining who gets contracts, which is what this is about.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 March 2018
Social Security Committee 22 March 2018
It allows all school costs to be paid online, including school trips, after-hours activities and school meals. Avoiding the need for children to bring cash into the classroom might remove the visible difference between those who get free school meals and those who do not.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 October 2012
Health and Sport Committee 02 October 2012
For several years, we have run a girls on the move project, which works with inactive young girls and gets them to become not only active but role models in their communities who engage with other people.
Last updated:
15 January 2026
BIMR LGBT Forum visit report
They agreed that the network should be formalised but with a flexible route to electing the network Chair. 2 8 . They then discussed upcoming activities and engagements and how to manage sending the network’s message across the CPA. 9.
Last updated:
24 January 2024
Aberdeenshire Council response
Through our ongoing self-evaluation and as part of Aberdeenshire’s ASN review the data collated following extensive stakeholder engagement activities indicated an overall good level of inclusive practice in Aberdeenshire schools.
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27 November 2023
Minute of the meeting held on 13 September 2023
. • Women’s Support Project (LTh and JMacL) o LTh highlighted the difficulty of women getting out to access face- to-face training. o The Women’s Support Project have developed a webinar and animated resources. o The Women’s Support Project is also working on a response to the Human Rights Consultation. th o JMacL highlighted that it was the 40 anniversary of the Project and celebrations would include a seminar, a party on International Women’s Day and a fundraiser comedy night. o JMacL happy to share links to further details. • Engender (HB) o It had been a busy summer with work around Delivering Equally Safe, the Challenge Poverty webinar, the Human Rights Consultation response and work ahead of ’16 Days’. • Central Advocacy Partners (AG) o AG introduced her organisation and drew attention to the evaluation report for a pilot for a project with survivors that ran over three years. o The evaluation report will be circulated to Group members. • White Ribbon (RC) o RC highlighted new projects, including prevention work with men and boys and work being carried out with Ben MacPherson MSP during ‘16 Days’. • Scottish Women’s Aid (MS) o MS confirmed that a contract confirming Scottish Government Access to Justice had funded extension of Edinburgh Women’s Aid Legal Service for 3 years of legal services. o A funding application was also being worked on to provide services across rural and island communities and to look to scaling it up. o Work continued in the Istanbul Convention. • Rape Crisis Scotland (CT) o Work continued on the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill). o Rape Crisis Scotland were also contributing to the Scottish Covid Enquiry. o Work continued on plans for ’16 Days’. • GEMAP (AC) o AC introduced GEMAP, with a particular focus on economic abuse. 5 o AC would be very happy to provide further insights on the work being carried out. • Young Women’s Movement (HMcL) o The organisation had gone through a restructure, with a new strategic plan, a new way of working and a new website would soon be available. o There was a focus on work with women in the 16-30 age bracket. o Work was taking place on activities for ’16 Days’. • Caledonian (GMcK) o GMcK spoke to activity currently being carried out by the Caledonian project. • Audrey Nicoll (AN) o AN followed on from the update from CT of Rape Crisis Scotland, to confirm that evidence had been taken since last September for the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill). o Third Sector and victim organisations were the first organisations to be called. o Because of the size of the Bill, SG may come back to organisations for further input. o The bill had seen the biggest response in terms of the call for views.
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20 November 2023
Minute of the meeting held on 20 September 2023
This bill isn't a ‘solve all’, it's a start and it's taken a very long time to get through the Westminster Parliament.
