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13 March 2025
20240605 CPG Accident Meeting MINUTES (003)
. • 86% of accidental fatalities were male • Males aged 60-69 were the highest group for accidental fatalities • 64% of accidental fatalities happened at inland waters • Everyday activities accounted for 59% of accidental fatalities • The rate of accidental water-related fatalities is coming down . 2023’s rate was 0.86 per 100,000 vs the baseline of 0.96 pe...
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12 March 2025
Minutes CPG on Disability 11 December 2024
Can see your particular comments on Edinburgh are for the council, but they should be taking the Equality Act into account. Colette McDarimid: MND Scotland – There has been a cut to overall housing budget and adaptations budget.
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4 March 2025
311024 CPG Volunteering Minutes
Attendees were: • Sarah Murray from RVS • Susan Hunter from Befriending Networks • Mike Melvin from ACVO • Fiona Harvey from CHAS • Martha Rodger from the Machan Trust • Liz Wigelsworth from CHSS The meeting went well and all attendees gave succinct and impactful accounts of the potential impact of the proposal.
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14 February 2025
Budget Scrutiny 2025 26 13 February 2025 CRER
The extension of the fund to a human rights focus, funding new organisations with that specific remit without additional funding to account for this addition, further impacted existing equality organisations’ access to the fund.
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20 January 2025
SLE_supplementary LRB evidence 15 January 2025
These changes, and any new measures, would then be able to take into account any recommendations from the ongoing review.
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16 January 2025
Budget_ScottishRetailConsortium_24Dec24
These shops help underpin the vitality of our town and city centres and account for a large share of retail employment.
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9 January 2025
Correspondence from COSLA
‘The Committee calls on COSLA to ensure there is better collaboration between finance and accounting staff and those responsible for establishing social care and support needs, across all local authorities.
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20 December 2024
Arthritis CPG Meeting 03 05 23 Minutes (003)
Alan McGinley – highlighted the need for dedicated treatment centres & support plans Agenda item 4 Neil Basu, Professor of Musculoskeletal Medicine & Vasculitis, Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist: ‘Towards a National Solution for Rheumatology Patients Disabled by Fatigue’ • Saw there was no clear treatment path for patients with chronic fatigue • Fatigue has a major negative impact on IRD patient wellbeing • Versus Arthritis funded trial to implement non-pharmaceutical care into NHS • CBA & PEP – both reduce fatigue severity & enhance overall wellbeing at one year • PEP is cost-effective for the NHS & reduces primary care burden & reduces societal costs • Success assessed 1 year on – holistic benefits of interventions, such as improvements to mental health • Health-economic analysis with NHS in mind when considering cost/cost effectiveness – treated it like a drug & comfortably met ICER measurement • Proposed a call centre across Scotland where people can speak on the phone to a physiotherapist so they can understand their clinical condition • Carol from MSK Network – noted the value of the research beyond rheumatoid conditions e.g. long covid • Ben from Versus Arthritis – noted that CBT was perhaps less effective than PEP because it relies heavily on in person care, rather than the model used, which was over the phone Agenda item 5 Martin Davison, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon NHS Lanarkshire, Vice Chair of the Scottish Hip Fracture Audit: ‘Good Hip Fracture Care in Scotland – Importance to patient, hospital and society’ • 22 hip fractures per day every day • Beds used by patients with hip fractures are more than stroke and heart patients combined – across Scotland in 2021, hip fracture patients accounted...
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19 December 2024
SEPA_submission for 17 Dec evidence session_13 December 2024
For communities, the IAF means: • effort is focused on the environmental risks that matter most; • integrated processes that drive high operator compliance with environmental laws; • people are informed and engaged in decision making, particularly communities directly impacted by regulated activities; • authorisations can be revoked where the holder has ceased to be a fit and proper person or has repeatedly failed to secure compliance or has harmed the environment; • most regulated activities have a named authorised person, increasing accountability...
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9 December 2024
STFA_Fiscal barriers to the letting of land 4 December 2024
These investment as- sets will then benefit from BPR assuming they account for less than 50% of the composite estate’s value.
