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Date answered:
31 May 2024
S6W-27629
Caledonian Service funding to local authorities is paid through the Section 27 funding for Justice Services (the Men’s Programme) with additional monies for the Women and Children’s Service paid out under separate funding powers. The following table shows Section 27 funding in previous years: Year Men’s Programme (Section 27 Funding) 2010-2011 £1,156,674.00 2011-2012 £1,288,359.00 2012-2013 £1,288,359.00 2013-2014 £1,288,359.00 2014-2015 £1,288,359.00 2015-2016 £1,288,359.00 2016-2017 £1,288,359.00 2017-2018 £1,288,359.00 2018-2019 £1,899,074.00 2019-2020 £2,557,546.00 2020-2021 £2,557,547.00 2021-2022 £2,557,547.00 2022-2023 £2,557,547.00 2023-2024 £2,557,547.00 2024-2025 £2,557,547.00 Funding is also provided to Community Justice Scotland in support of the Caledonian Central Team for training delivered to Caledonian workers to ensure the programme is delivered to accredited standards.
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Date answered:
30 November 2022
S6W-12480
These provisions are detailed in the Building standards technical handbook 2020 . At the same time, we also amended our Planning System to include these amended building regulations and further detail can be found within the Planning Circular 1/2020: Changing Places Toilets Regulations.We are not planning any furt...
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Date answered:
20 July 2022
S6W-09596
The total number of deaths by suicide recorded by National Records of Scotland (NRS) from 2007 to 2020 are detailed in the following table.
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Date answered:
24 May 2022
S6W-08544
The agreement includes a commitment to consult on a cap on inshore fishing activity, as well as implementation of Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMAs) which will provide additional protection for some fish nursery areas, both of which will help to improve fish stocks. As a guiding principle we will follow the scientific advice and take a Precautionary Approach with regards to management of our pressure stocks, in line with the Fisheries Act of 2020.
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Date answered:
25 October 2021
S6W-02501
CSO’s research project funding panels were paused during 2020 due to COVID-19 related pressures but have since reopened.
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Date answered:
4 October 2021
S6W-03121
The figures below represent all chargepoints that we have supported some of which are not publicly available chargers and as such won't appear on the ChargePlace Scotland network. 1) 2018-2019 – £13,405,324.67 2) 2019-2020 – £15,796,625 3) 2020-2021 – £14,416,073.57 The shift to electric vehicles is an important ...
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4 June 2024
SPICe Briefing for Petition PE2088
The Cancer incidence report from Public Health Scotland notes that there was a drop (-45%) in the early detection of cervical cancers in 2020, most likely due to the pause in screening services during the pandemic.
Last updated:
28 February 2024
Statement from the Scottish Fair Trade Forum for Economy and Fair Work Committee
Recognising public sector procurement’s crucial role in building the market for Fair Trade in Scotland an independent report for the Scottish Government in 2020 advocated that priority should be given to encouraging public sector contracting authorities to set a baseline for expenditure on fair and ethical goods.
Committee reports
Date published:
17 February 2026
Subordinate legislation considered by the Rural Affairs and Islands Committee on 11 February 2026 - Scientific evidence and basis for seasonal closure
Open Seas raised concerns about whether the Scottish Government has assessed the seasonal closures against the relevant legal and policy obligations such as obligations under the Fisheries Act 2020 and policies under the National Marine Plan.
Committee reports
Date published:
30 January 2026
ADHD and autism pathways and support - Introduction
This briefing reported that, as of March 2025, over 42,000 children were waiting for a neurodevelopmental assessment in Scotland (see Figure 1) and that, in some areas, this figure had increased by over 500% since 2020. Over 23,000 adults were found to be waiting for a neurodevelopmental assessment in Scotland (see Figure 2), an increase of over 2200% since 2020 in some areas.
