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Official Report Meeting date: 7 December 2021

Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 07 December 2021

They will probably direct their initial question to someone in particular, but, if others want to come in, they should put an R or a request to speak in the chat box, so that I know to come to them.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 13 September 2012

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The answer to the oral question is available on the Parliaments website, the official report can be viewed at: http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/28862.aspx?r=7338&i=66912&c=1358263&s=monuments.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 21 June 2012

S4W-07553

The Official Report can be viewed at: http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/28862.aspx?r=7064. S4W-07553

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Official Report Meeting date: 26 June 2019

Education and Skills Committee 26 June 2019

There are great examples. For example, the Exploratorium in San Francisco takes a holistic approach to learning that embraces the arts and culture.

Official Report Meeting date: 18 February 2021

COVID-19 Committee 18 February 2021

As Neil Hunter or Allan Perris said, the approach needs to be governed by the R number rather than on achieving a specific date.

Official Report Meeting date: 21 May 2019

Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee 21 May 2019

The universities issue worries me, because they play a massive part in our R and D and innovation structure in Scotland.

Official Report Meeting date: 31 May 2022

Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 31 May 2022

In relation to drug consumption rooms, Gillian Mackay said: “There are at least 39 sites in Canada, there are peer-reviewed articles from Portugal and there is an evidence base in San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Vermont, Delaware and Portland, Oregon.”

Last updated: 18 February 2026

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FOR PERSONS IN OR WITH EXPERIENCE OF CHILDREN ’ S CARE SYSTEM Kinship care assistance A1 Kinship care needs assessment A2 Guidance in relation to kinship care assistance functions A3 Kinship care assistance: power to require information-sharing by local authority Aftercare 1A Aftercare 1B Financial assistance towards expenses of education or training and removal of power to guarantee indentures etc. 2 Aftercare for persons looked after in Northern Ireland Accommodation for children in need 2A Duty to provide accommodation for children in need Provision of accommodation 2B Provision of accommodation for care-experienced people Continuing care 2C Extension of continuing care to children returning to care 2D Extension of continuing care to age 25 Corporate parenting 3 Corporate parenting duties in relation to persons looked after before age 16 3A Duty of corporate parents in relation to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Advocacy services for care-experienced persons 4 Advocacy services for care-experienced persons SP Bill 74A Session 6 (2026) ii Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill Guidance in relation to care experience 5 Guidance in relation to care experience 6 Guidance under section 5: further provision Interpretation 7 Interpretation C HAPTER 2 P ROVISION OF CHILDREN ’ S CARE SERVICES Requirements on certain care providers 8 Children’s residential care services: profit limitation 9 Fostering services to be charities 9A Services taking cross-border placements Register of foster carers 10A Register of foster carers 10B Register of foster carers: further provision 10C Disclosure of information 10D Establishment and maintenance of register by person other than Scottish Ministers 10E Pilot scheme 10F Register of foster carers: procedure for regulations 10G Register of foster carers: interpretation Allowances and other payments 10H Allowances and other payments 10I Uprating of allowances C HAPTER 3 C HILDREN ’ S HEARINGS Composition etc. of Children’s Panel, children’s hearings and pre-hearing panels 11 Single member children’s hearings and pre-hearing panels 12 Remuneration of Children’s Panel members Child’s attendance at children’s hearings and hearings before sheriff 13 Child’s attendance at children’s hearings and hearings before sheriff Grounds hearings 14 Role of Principal Reporter and grounds hearing Relevant persons 15 Powers to exclude persons from children’s hearing 15A Relevant person’s right to require review of compulsory supervision order 16 Removal of relevant person status iii Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill Other changes 17 Tests for referral to Principal Reporter and making of compulsory supervision order or interim compulsory supervision order 18 Information about referral, availability of children’s advocacy services etc. 18A Children’s advocacy services: notification of hearings 19 Period for which interim compulsory supervision order or interim variation of compulsory supervision order has effect 20 Making of further interim compulsory supervision orders 21 Principal Reporter’s power to initiate review of compulsory supervision order 21A Family group decision making: information to be provided to the Principal Reporter P ART 1A F AMILY GROUP DECISION MAKING 21B Report on family group decision making 21C Guidance on family group decision making P ART 2 C HILDREN ’ S SERVICES PLANNING 22 Children’s services planning 22A Outcomes of children’s services plans 22B Process and review of children’s services plans 22C Reporting of children’s services plans P ART 2A R...

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