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16 September 2026
VWC Information for Applicants 2026
In order to promote and support the rights and interests of victims and witnesses, the Commissioner will: • engage with victims and witnesses, criminal justice bodies and with persons who provide victim support services; • take steps to raise awareness and promote the interests of victims and witnesses; • monitor compliance with the Standards of Service and the Victims' Code for Scotland; • promote best practice and a trauma-informed approach by criminal justice bodies and those who provide support services to victims; • undertake and commission research in order to produce the Commissioner’s annual report, and to make recommendations to criminal justice bodies and to persons who provide victim support services; and • report and publish a failure to provide information in line with request for information from the Commissioner to a criminal justice body where necessary.
Last updated:
2 November 2020
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order 1 Football Act (repeal) James Kelly (Labour) 2 Yes (2) Offensive Behaviour at Enacted Football and Threatening Communications (Repeal) (Scotland) 2 Seat belts on school transport Gillian Martin (SNP) 1 Yes (1) Seat Belts on School Enacted Transport (Scotland) 3 Prohibition of fracking Claudia Beamish 3 Yes (Labour) 4 Football (strict liability) James Dornan (SNP) 5 Transplantation (authorisation Mark Griffin (Labour) of the removal of organs etc.) 6 Tied pubs (code...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 June 2019
Equalities and Human Rights Committee 06 June 2019
Making decisions within the framework of the Scottish prosecution code is part of the daily work of professional prosecutors.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 May 2024
Criminal Justice Committee 29 May 2024
They are, however, subject to Police Scotland’s competency and values framework, which supports all professionals, and to the code of ethics, which is at the core of that framework.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 January 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 16 January 2024
It was incumbent on the agency to operate under the code of practice that was issued on 6 June 2011.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 June 2022
Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee 22 June 2022
A code of practice was introduced, but not the monitors.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 March 2022
Economy and Fair Work Committee 02 March 2022
What sort of coding skills are required? The typical coding skills that we teach people cover programs such as Java, but we use a mixture.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 November 2015
Health and Sport Committee 03 November 2015
I will give a bit more detail about the sponsorship code. It is a great example of leadership by Scotland that we have a United Kingdom-wide sponsorship code in the first place.
Last updated:
30 October 2025
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Instruments not subject to any parliamentary procedure: The Committee will consider the following— Scottish Parliament Elections (Regional Returning Officers and Constituency Returning Officers) Order 2025 (SSI 2025/287) Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (Non-Party Campaigner Code of Practice) (Appointed Date) (Scotland) Order 2025 (SSI ...
Last updated:
3 April 2025
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Investigations 10 Carrying out investigations (1) The Commissioner may carry out an investigation into whether, by what means, and 30 the extent to which a criminal justice agency has, or has had, regard to the rights, interests, and views of victims and witnesses in making decisions or taking actions that affect those victims and witnesses. (2) The Commissioner may carry out an investigation under subsection (1) only if the Commissioner, having considered the available evidence on, and any information received 35 about, the matter, is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the investigation would not duplicate work that is properly the function of another person. 6 Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Victims and Witnesses Commissioner for Scotland (3) The Commissioner may not carry out an investigation so far as it would relate to— (a) the making of decisions or taking of action in particular legal proceedings before a court or tribunal, or (b) a matter which is the subject of legal proceedings before a court or tribunal. 5 11 Initiation and conduct of investigation (1) Before taking any steps in the conduct of an investigation, the Commissioner must— (a) draw up terms of reference for the investigation, and (b) take such steps as appear to the Commissioner to be appropriate with a view to bringing notice of the investigation and terms of reference to the attention of 10 persons likely to be affected by it. 1 (2) An investigation is to be conducted in public except to the extent that the Commissioner considers that the taking of evidence in private is necessary or appropriate. 12 Investigations: witnesses and documents (1) The Commissioner may require any person to— 15 (a) give evidence on any matter within the terms of reference of an investigation, (b) produce documents in the custody or control of that person which have a bearing on any such matter. (2) The Commissioner may not impose a requirement under subsection (1) on any person whom the Parliament could not require, under section 23 of the Scotland Act 1998, to 20 attend its proceedings for the purpose of giving evidence or to produce documents. (3) A person is not obliged under this section to answer any question or produce any document which that person would be entitled to refuse to answer or produce in proceedings in a court in Scotland. (4) A representative of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service is not obliged under 25 this section to answer any question or produce any document concerning the operation of the system of criminal prosecution in any particular case if the Lord Advocate— (a) considers that answering the question or producing the document might prejudice criminal proceedings in that case or would otherwise be contrary to the public interest, and 30 (b) has authorised the representative to decline to answer the question or produce the document on that ground. (5) The Scottish Ministers may, by regulations, make further provision in relation to the giving of evidence or the production of documents under subsection (1). (6) In subsection (4), a “representative of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service” 35 means— (a) Crown Counsel, (b) a procurator fiscal, (c) a person employed in the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service, 7 Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Victims and Witnesses Commissioner for Scotland (d) any person duly authorised to represent or act for the persons mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c). 13 Reports on investigations (1) The Commissioner must, at the conclusion of an investigation, publish a report of the 5 investigation. (2) The report may include a requirement for the criminal justice agency to respond to the report, within such period as the Commissioner reasonably requires, with a statement in writing addressed to the Commissioner setting out its reasoned response to the report. (3) A report of an investigation must not be published until the criminal justice agency 10 which was the subject of the investigation has, to the extent that it is reasonable and 1 practicable to do so, been given a copy of the draft report and an opportunity to make representations on it. (4) The Commissioner must lay a copy of the report before the Scottish Parliament as soon as reasonably practicable following its publication. 15 Information gathering 14 Power to gather information (1) The Commissioner may require a criminal justice agency to supply information which the Commissioner reasonably requires for the purpose of determining whether that agency has complied with, or is complying with— 20 (a) standards of service set and published under section 2 of the 2014 Act, (b) the Victims’ Code...
