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2 February 2023
BiPC 2023 Workshop 1
Work is ongoing with Scottish enterprise agencies, to identify how the full range of stakeholders delivering services in this area can best work together to deliver a single joined-up national service for businesses, to deliver the most supportive customer journeys possible.
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5 January 2023
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1986
It will be important to fully consider the evaluation of these pilots to support wider national expansion.” 3 The Scottish Drug Checking Project • The Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce has jointly funded a research project to explore how best to establish drug checking in Scotland.
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8 December 2022
NCS Bill Additional Written Evidence Aberdeen City HSCP
From the creation of Integrated Joint Boards from the Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014, we saw a clear lack of consideration of justice services at that time which resulted in many local authorities struggling with what to do with Justice and where it best fitted. This of course is what we currently see with the responsibility of justice sitt...
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3 November 2022
Convener to Police Scotland Mental Health 24 October 2022
The Committee would welcome an update on what plans Police Scotland has to consider such a resource for officers once the evaluation of the pilot programme is completed. 1 Police Care UK. 4 I have copied this letter to Martyn Evans, Chair of the Scottish Police Authority for information. Best wishes, Audrey Nicoll MSP Convener, Criminal Justice Committee CC...
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1 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1894
“Common misconceptions “the following are not reasons for rendering the death reportable: • That the death occurred within 24 hours (or any other timescale) of admission to hospital; • That the death occurred within 24 hours (or any other timescale) of an operation; • That the deceased, who had a terminal illness died earlier than expected; • That the deceased had not been seen by a GP for some time; and • That a consultant has instructed that the death be reported without specifying the reasons why. 4.2 A death certificate may be issued if a medical practitioner is able to identify a cause of death to the best...
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25 October 2022
Independent Review of Qualifications and Assessment October 2022
They will also be expected to think creatively about how best to engage their respective communities and consequently the operation of individual Collaborative Community Groups is expected to vary.
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7 July 2022
LetterfromMinisterCSfamilylawroundtable29June2022
We consider that a centralised register of child welfare reporters is the best way to ensure that there is consistency across Scotland in terms of appointment process, complaints procedure and training requirements.”
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1 June 2022
Chamber_Minutes_20220601
Access to Cannabis-based Products for Medicinal Use: The Parliament debated S6M-03233 in the name of Collette Stevenson—That the Parliament welcomes the Home Office’s rescheduling of certain cannabis-based products for medicinal use (CBPMs) in 2018; notes the reported improvement in some children with treatment resistant epilepsy who take CBPMs, such as Cole Thomson, from East Kilbride, who it understands receives Bedrolite on private prescription; acknowledges the reported financial pressure that these prescriptions can place on families; further acknowledges the reported hesitancy of NHS consultants to prescribe unlicensed CBPMs due to the lack of robust evidence; notes the view that the rescheduling does not go far enough in assisting some patients, and the calls for a change in rules to allow GPs, who consider it appropriate, to prescribe unlicensed CBPMs where a non- NHS consultant has initiated that course of treatment; understands that the British Paediatric Neurology Association published its updated Guidance on the use of cannabis-based products for medicinal use in children and young people with epilepsy in October 2021, which, it considers, outlines concerns around the lack of randomised control trials demonstrating a product’s safety, quality and efficacy; acknowledges the Scottish Government’s reported commitment to collaborate with NHS England and the National Institute for Health Research to support research trials into medicinal cannabis in order to give NHS consultants the assurances that they need to consider prescribing CBPMs on the NHS; understands that, once a medicinal product has undergone clinical trials, it could be considered by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency for licensing and that this could lead to further consideration by organisations such as the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, the Scottish Medicines Consortium and NHS Scotland; notes the calls for industry to run observational and clinical trials; believes that an increased evidence base offers the best...
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23 May 2022
20220523_NPF_DundeeEngagementEvent
Participants argued that each leader needs to feel accountable for delivery and there is a role for the Scottish Government in mapping out how best to achieve this. Some felt that a clearer link between the national outcomes and local priorities would secure better outcomes and enable greater accountability.
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8 April 2022
20220408_Broadband and Connectivity response
We want to create an environment that sees Scotland regarded as the best place to invest in digital infrastructure, and encouraging the right conditions for commercial build is a crucial part of ensuring that fibre reaches right across the country.
