There are 27,356 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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25 November 2024
Prebudget Scrutiny Report Letter to the Cabinet Secretary JHA 25 November 2024
The Committee notes that in addition to decontamination facilities, firefighter behaviour and education in this area is “paramount”. 35.
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20 December 2023
Pre budget scrutiny 202425 response
We also need to support and encourage positive health behaviours, and maximise the preventive impact of vaccination and screening services.
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Margaret Mitchell*, Liz Smith*, Peter Chapman*, Tom Mason*, Murdo Fraser*, Bill Kidd*, Richard Lyle*, Kenneth Gibson*, Alison Harris* *S5M-18761 John Mason: Drunk Plane Passengers—That the Parliament recognises the recently released, and what it considers very concerning, statistics suggesting that there have been 400 arrests at UK airports for alcohol-related misbehaviour in the last two years; understands that this drunken behaviour...
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2 March 2023
Long Covid Scotland Impact on our Lives Long Covid
“It’s also been a complete eye-opener with regards to the behaviour of family, friends and the U.K. public.
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6 October 2022
Biodiversity Strategy Consultation letter 17 June 2022
These emerge from a range of indirect drivers of biodiversity loss, including socio-cultural values and behaviours, demographic and consumption factors, poor governance and the impacts of some technological innovations.
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29 October 2021
20211019 ANNEXE from CabSecSJHLG re 14 Sept
Following the conclusion of this work, and the work of our Harmful Sexual Behaviour Delivery Group, we will commission an independent review to establish positive practice and further areas for improvement, during this Parliamentary term.
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13 August 2024
JSP20222023
Reforming the Criminal Law to Address Misogyny: The Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Veterans (Keith Brown) moved S6M-08159—That the Parliament condemns the misogynistic behaviour, harassment, threats and abuse experienced by women and girls; notes that such behaviour is carried out mainly by men and represents a barrier to achieving equality by restricting the ability of women and girls to achieve their full potential in all aspects of everyday life; is concerned at the increase in online spaces being used to perpetrate such misogynistic behaviours, allowing people to hide behind anonymity; agrees that action needs to be taken to address such behaviour; thanks the independent Working Group on Misogyny, which is chaired by Baroness Helena Kennedy, for its considered report on how to reform criminal law to address misogyny; welcomes the publication of a consultation paper on draft 309 Journal of the Scottish Parliament, Session 6, 13 May 2022 – 12 May 2023 legislative provisions to implement the Group’s recommendations; notes that the Scottish Government will carefully consider responses to the consultation to ensure that legislation introduced in the Parliament appropriately and effectively criminalises this type of pernicious behaviour, and recognises that legislation alone will not eradicate the centuries-old cultural attitudes that drive such behaviour, and that wider action to address misogyny and promote equality is equally important to change male behaviour and deliver equality for women and girls.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 March 2018
S5W-14544
To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the decision not to revisit the rape case involving the footballers, David Goodwillie and David Robertson, who were convicted following a civil action, what plans it has to reassure the public of its commitment to tackle violence against women.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 December 2017
Justice Committee 19 December 2017
Agenda item 1 is a decision on whether to consider in private a draft stage 1 report on the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Repeal) (Scotland) Bill and a draft report on the Scottish Government’s draft budget 2018-19 at future meetings.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 October 2020
Finance and Constitution Committee 28 October 2020
That is a fair point about behavioural effects. The pandemic is resulting in behaviours that are very unusual and hard to forecast.
