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This is particularly relevant given the use of historic annual account data from 2021-22 that has been inflated forward, with CPI being significantly higher during 2022 - 23 and 2023 - 24 than GDP. A detailed calculation behind the revised costs for rights to breaks from caring The right to breaks central cost estimate at the steady state (i.e. by 2034 - 35) in the original FM (in the Bill as Introduced of June 2022) was £143m at 2022 - 23 prices.
The price of pretty much everything is ballooning, while taxes rise and inflation causes the amount of money in people’s bank accounts to shrink. Many people who have donated to food banks for years are now relying on them instead.
In 2021-22 we are invested £556 million in managing, maintaining, and safely operating the Scottish motorway and trunk road network. In 2022- 23 we are investing £586 million.
I would also note that HM Treasury have notified an additional £44.6 million in consequential funding for the 2022-23 Scottish Budget relating to the Spring Statement, £44.3 million of which is resource and £0.4 million capital (the summing difference is due to rounding).
The Scottish Fiscal Commission is expecting the Scottish economy to follow the UK into recession in 2022, with GDP falling 1.8 per cent between quarter 1 of 2022 and quarter 3 of 2023.
Table 1.2 Average duration Average duration for 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 outdoor education to date residential visits (days) Primary age 4.3 4.7 N/A 4.7 4.7 4.7 4.6 Secondary age 3.4 3.8 N/A 4.3 4.4 3.7 3.6 In September 2023, CEC schools recorded 46% of pupils as having an additional su...
The Scottish Government’s Vision for Justice, published in February 2022, includes a visual routemap to a transformed justice system by the end of the Parliamentary term in 2026.
Supported by: Rhoda Grant* *S5M-20514 Derek Mackay: Scottish National Investment Bank Bill—That the Parliament agrees that the Scottish National Investment Bank Bill be passed.