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29 September 2025
Conveners Group meeting papers 22 November 2022
With this oversight of the information, the Conveners Group would then have a role in promoting best practice. International benchmarking and research 38.
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20 June 2025
CE report 02 June
This platform offered not only value-for-money but also provided the best user interface most likely to gain the largest take-up rate by building users when launched.
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17 March 2025
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Again, it is worth noting that Scottish Government guidance already sets out in detail what is considered best practice for each of these actions.
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17 March 2025
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Again, it is worth noting that Scottish Government guidance already sets out in detail what is considered best practice for each of these actions.
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13 March 2025
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S6M-16434: Michael Matheson: Awareness of Criminal Exploitation of Children— That the Parliament welcomes the recent reports of Professor Alexis Jay and Action for Children, and the charity’s service provision, which highlight the issue of criminal exploitation of children; considers that the testimony from exploited young people, Action for Children staff who support these young people, and other professionals connected with this work have described the harrowing and shocking experiences that children have encountered; understands that this issue hides in 2 PB/S6/25/034 plain sight and that criminal exploitation of children can take place anywhere across Scotland, including in the Falkirk West constituency, and can happen to anyone; believes that these reports offer an opportunity to raise awareness of this important topic with members of the public, parliamentarians and decision makers, while also creating the chance to explore solutions to tackling this form of child abuse, and notes the belief that, in doing so, society can help to meet the aims and vision of The Promise, ensuring that Scotland does become the best...
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21 February 2025
Written submission from the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner
Over the 3-year period, there have been zero staff absences, and the low cost shared-services model has stood up well to the rigour of external audit by Audit Scotland. As an illustration of best value, the Commissioner’s most recently audited accounts confirm that in 2023/24 the non-staff related cost of running the function after deducting salary and pens...
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20 February 2025
CE Report 05 November
As usual it was an opportunity to share best practice and learn from each other; and to network with colleagues who really understand what we do.
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22 November 2024
National Care Service Scotland Bill proposed stage 2 amendment evidence summary
The Scottish Government faces a significant financial challenge, and ensuring that money is directed to where it can be of greatest impact, and where it can achieve the best value for money is of great importance….
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9 April 2024
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S6M-08561: David Torrance: Burntisland Marine and Environmental Services Company Pledges £100,000 Lifeline to Kirkcaldy Foodbank - That the Parliament commends Briggs Marine, in Burntisland, which, it understands, has pledged to donate £100,000 to Kirkcaldy Foodbank over the next four years; understands that the cash boost will help local families with the rising cost of living; further understands that Briggs Marine will donate £2,000 per month over four years, with an additional pre-Christmas payment ahead of the festive period, making a total commitment of £100,000 to help safeguard what it sees as this essential local service; commends the company for what it sees as its continued commitment to help charitable causes across the Kirkcaldy constituency, and wishes it all the best...
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9 April 2024
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S6M-08561: David Torrance: Burntisland Marine and Environmental Services Company Pledges £100,000 Lifeline to Kirkcaldy Foodbank - That the Parliament commends Briggs Marine, in Burntisland, which, it understands, has pledged to donate £100,000 to Kirkcaldy Foodbank over the next four years; understands that the cash boost will help local families with the rising cost of living; further understands that Briggs Marine will donate £2,000 per month over four years, with an additional pre-Christmas payment ahead of the festive period, making a total commitment of £100,000 to help safeguard what it sees as this essential local service; commends the company for what it sees as its continued commitment to help charitable causes across the Kirkcaldy constituency, and wishes it all the best...
