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14 February 2025
Diffley Partnership
Mar-24 Jun-24 Sep-24 Dec-24 Change % % % % Rising operational costs 42 35 39 40 1 Economic uncertainty 38 40 40 39 -1 High taxation 28 27 30 36 6 Market competition 15 16 16 18 1 Changes in consumer 17 17 1 19 19 behaviour Regulatory burden 13 15 16 15 -1 Lack of skilled 23 15 -7 20 21 workforce Access to funding or 16 14 -1 15 13 capital Political instabil...
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7 January 2025
CE CPG Minutes 6th December 2024
Susan has worked in social and market research for over 25 years in research agencies, predominantly working for the UK and Scottish Governments evaluating behaviour change campaigns and was more recently the head of research at both the Charities Aid Foundation and the UK’s Publishers Association.
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20 December 2024
CPG Wellbeing Economy minutes 6 December 2024 DRAFT 20
Susan has worked in social and market research for over 25 years in research agencies, predominantly working for the UK and Scottish Governments evaluating behaviour change campaigns and was more recently the head of research at both the Charities Aid Foundation and the UK’s Publishers Association.
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12 December 2024
Alcohol and drug services DGHSC to PAC 11 Dec 2024
Through this, children and young people will learn about a variety of substances including alcohol, medicines, drugs, tobacco and solvents and they will explore the impact that risk taking behaviour has on life choices and health.
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2 December 2024
Parental Employment Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice
These place-based sustainable and active travel behaviour change projects will support people to make more of their daily journeys by walking, wheeling, and cycling, and bridge the gaps between those journeys and the public transport network with options that are more sustainable than the private car.
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2 December 2024
Parental Employment Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice
These place-based sustainable and active travel behaviour change projects will support people to make more of their daily journeys by walking, wheeling, and cycling, and bridge the gaps between those journeys and the public transport network with options that are more sustainable than the private car.
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4 December 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 26 September 2023
If there is going to be market distortion and behaviour change; local authorities will require to take this into account and decide whether they 3 will introduce the levy and they also can decide what areas they would apply the levy to.
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30 May 2023
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S6M-09191.1 Paul Sweeney: Hospital at Home Programme in Scotland—As an amendment to motion S6M-09191 in the name of Michael Matheson (Hospital at Home Programme in Scotland), insert at end "; notes that one in seven people in Scotland are on NHS waiting lists, delayed discharge remains too high, and thousands of NHS vacancies are unfilled; recognises that Hospital at Home requires sustained investment to bring hospital-standard care into the home using technology, in addition to retaining and recruiting the multi-disciplinary teams that are required; considers that Hospital at Home is being hindered by the Scottish Government’s failure to tackle the social care crisis, which is essential in helping people to live independently, and calls on the Scottish Ministers to deliver a long-term funding settlement for this programme, to take urgent action to deliver well-funded and locally available social care services by immediately uplifting social care pay to £12 per hour, with a plan to raise it to £15 per hour, and, as recommended in the Feeley Review, to remove non-residential care charges." followed by Committee Announcements followed by Business Motions followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions 5:00 pm Decision Time followed by Members' Business Debate on the subject of— S6M-08885 Keith Brown: Protecting Devolution and the Scottish Parliament—That the Parliament expresses alarm at what it sees as the UK Government’s escalating disrespect for the devolved settlement; highlights the report of the Parliament's Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee, The Impact of Brexit on Devolution, which identified "increased tension within the devolution settlement" since the UK’s departure from the EU; believes that the Sewel Convention is now regularly breached by the UK Government; underlines that legislative consent was withheld by the Scottish Parliament in relation to the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018, the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020, the Environment Act 2021, the Subsidy Control Act Tuesday 30 May 2023 3 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Chamber | Seòmar 2022, the Elections Act 2022, the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 and the Trade (Australia and New Zealand) Act 2023; considers that the Procurement Bill, the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill, the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill, and the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill are all proceeding without heed to the devolved legislatures; expresses profound disappointment in the use of an order under section 35 of the Scotland Act 1998 to, it considers, veto devolved legislation; expresses alarm at what it sees as the Secretary of State for Scotland's apparent unilateral rewriting of the agreed rules regarding requests for exemptions from the market access principles contained in the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020; considers all of these actions to be part of a pattern of undemocratic behaviour...
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7 March 2023
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Climate Change Plan: The Committee will take evidence from- Greg Symons, Climate Change Plan team leader, Dr Fiona Harrison, Deputy Director, Land Use and Land Reform, Ben Dipper, Head of Biodiversity and Land Quality, Natural Resources Division, ENFOR, Helena Gray, Deputy Director, Climate Change, Domestic, Sasha Maguire, Senior Economic Adviser, Simon Gill, Head of Whole System and Technical Policy, and Matt Grady, Head of Behaviours...
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7 March 2023
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S5M-10285.1 Richard Leonard: Celebrating 100 Years of Women s Right to Vote As an ’ — amendment to motion S5M-10285 in the name of Nicola Sturgeon (Celebrating 100 Years of Women s Right to Vote), leave out from ", and welcomes" to end and insert "; commends the many ’ organisations and individuals that continue to work to realise women s equal representation in ’ public office as parliamentarians, local councillors and across society, and accepts that there is more work to be done to achieve equal representation for women." followed by Business Motions followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions 5:30 pm Decision Time followed by Members' Business Debate on the subject of— S5M-09921 Gillian Martin: Encouraging Cyber-resilience Among Young People That the — Parliament believes that one of the biggest issues for young people in Aberdeenshire and across the country is the pressure to share images of an intimate nature online with their peers; notes the view that an increased awareness of the career consequences, legal implications and bullying and mental health repercussions of such behaviour...
