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7 June 2024
BIMR Conference Isle of Man 2022 Report
Furthermore, they discussed how to share best practice and knowledge across CPA members, given the range of capacity in jurisdictions, both in terms of reducing carbon emissions, and in working to adapt to the impact on climate change, especially for island and coastal communities. 9 Effective Scrutiny of engagement and outreach (Sarah Boyack MSP) 21.
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6 June 2024
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David McGill Clerk of the Parliament 5 June 2024 Appendix (Note: this Appendix does not form part of the Minutes) Other Documents The following document was laid before the Parliament on 4 June 2024 and is not subject to parliamentary procedure— Best Start, Bright Futures: Tackling Child Poverty Progress Report 2023-24 (SG/2024/115) laid under Section 9 of ...
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27 February 2024
JustRight Scotland Written Briefing_March 2022
A visa waiver response, similar to those in operation in other European countries, is the best way forward. The Response at the Local Level in Scotland 16.
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19 January 2024
Minute of meeting held 22 February 2023
We need to create our own end-to-end anti-trafficking system because UK immigration, asylum and trafficking legislation is becoming too severe and inaccessible. - Good-decision making needs to be applied, and this comprises those closest to the survivor who know them best and can make decisions involving them with inside knowledge rather than from a distanc...
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21 December 2023
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This latter recommendation supports a commitment made by government in the Resource Spending Review to explore further with COSLA, Digital Office and Revenue Scotland how best to transform the digital administration of the Non-Domestic Rates system.
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11 December 2023
Minute of the meeting hekd on 20 September 2023
Neil Bibby MSP in the chair for the meeting said that Stuart McMillan MSP as Convener would be best placed to consider a letter with Office Bearers.
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4 December 2023
Minute of the meeting held on 6 June 2023
We want to learn from young people about the best way to share prevention information so that we can help avoid children and young people suffering from falls, burns and scalds, poisoning, drowning, and the many other accidental injuries often faced on a daily basis. 141 responses were received and indications show us that the key points include: • Half of all respondents had suffered an accidental injury Of those injured, o 46% had a fall o The most common injuries were cuts and bruises and broken bones o 46% happened in the home environment o 24% happened on the roads o 20% happened in business premises o Relating to home accidents - the top suggestions for how the accident could have been prevented was ‘lessons available at school’, ‘use of safety gates’ and ‘better education for parents’ o Relating to accidents on the roads – the top suggestion for how the accident could have been prevented was ‘use Stop, Look and Listen’ o In response to the Question ‘Who do you think should be reponsible for preventing accidents’ the answers in order were: o ▪ My family 9 ▪ ‘Me’ ▪ The Government ▪ School ▪ Emergency services ▪ Accident prevention organisations ▪ Leaders of youth organisations o The top three ways the respondents thought were the best ways of getting accident prevention information to them were: Social Media, School/College and Leaflet.
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16 November 2023
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We remain fully committed to improving the lives of our care experienced young people and ensuring that Scotland is the best place for children and young people to grow up.
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12 April 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 25 January 2023
He thought the longer we delay, the worse it's going to get. He felt it was best to try to focus on the positives around the opportunity of a better world, an opportunity of better food and drink and an opportunity for a better environment. • PR thought transition to a net zero food and drink industry hasn't had the same degree of political attention as oth...
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31 March 2023
Minutes from the meeting held on 7 February 2023
Les Mason answered that from a fire safety perspective the best course of action is for the lithium-ion battery to be left in isolation to complete the chemical reaction taking place and that includes people leaving the immediate scene of the incident for their own safety.
