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Last updated:
10 June 2024
Police Ethics Bill Letter from the Cab Sec JHA 10 June 2024
The Bill makes various changes in respect of complaints handling, as detailed further in the explanatory notes: o It clarifies the circumstances in which a complaint made by a police constable will be a relevant complaint (see paragraphs 74-77 explaining section 10 of the Bill). o It increases the powers of the PIRC in relation to complaints handling reviews in various respects (see paragraphs 79-81 explaining section 11 of the Bill), o It enables the PIRC to call-in and consider complaints (see paragraphs 82-92 explaining section 12 of the Bill).
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31 August 2023
68 Historic Enviromental Scotland
. • The key challenges facing the historic environment currently include funding and financial resilience, the rising costs of staffing, energy, goods, and services, the costs of repair, maintenance, and retrofitting, and skills and labour shortages, • Scottish Government can help us to meet these challenges and realise the mission and priorities of the new historic environment strategy by: o Providing appropriate levels of funding o Supporting a multi-year funding model for the sector o Promoting the integration of the historic environment in key government policy initiatives across the national performance framework as part of a holistic national response to national priorities o Recognising and promoting the ongoing need for capital maintenance of traditionally built stock across all sectors over the coming decades that is likely to expand rather than shrink o Increasing funding aimed at repair and retrofit of historic buildings and corresponding investment in skills pipeline to enable delivery o Supporting innovation, including opportunities for reform such as financial incentives and freedoms and revenue raising, and helping the sector to support itself better by enabling partnering, including dedicated practical support that provides expertise to smaller organisations.
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30 August 2023
68 Historic Enviromental Scotland
. • The key challenges facing the historic environment currently include funding and financial resilience, the rising costs of staffing, energy, goods, and services, the costs of repair, maintenance, and retrofitting, and skills and labour shortages, • Scottish Government can help us to meet these challenges and realise the mission and priorities of the new historic environment strategy by: o Providing appropriate levels of funding o Supporting a multi-year funding model for the sector o Promoting the integration of the historic environment in key government policy initiatives across the national performance framework as part of a holistic national response to national priorities o Recognising and promoting the ongoing need for capital maintenance of traditionally built stock across all sectors over the coming decades that is likely to expand rather than shrink o Increasing funding aimed at repair and retrofit of historic buildings and corresponding investment in skills pipeline to enable delivery o Supporting innovation, including opportunities for reform such as financial incentives and freedoms and revenue raising, and helping the sector to support itself better by enabling partnering, including dedicated practical support that provides expertise to smaller organisations.
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13 September 2021
Petitioner submission of 13 September 2021
About six o’clock I received a call from one of the CPNs telling me that Garon was on his way home, that he was in a bad place.
Last updated:
10 October 2024
RCN Scotland follow up NCS Stage 2 amendments
. • We support the Committee’s recommendations that the Bill should include: o A clear and comprehensive definition of "fair work" setting out how fair work principles will be incorporated within ethical commissioning and strategic planning processes.
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1 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1920
Over time it can lead to serious damage to the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys, and nerves. o Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition in which the body cannot produce insulin.
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23 March 2023
Letter from the Minister for Equalities and Older People re human rights engagement update
. • Contribution by the Scottish Government to UK reporting on compliance with ratified ILO Conventions; we expect to input into returns under the following Conventions: o C029 – Forced Labour Convention o C081 – Labour Inspection o C105 – Abolition of Forced Labour o C124 – Medical Examination of Young Persons o C138 – Minimum Age Convention; and o C182 – Worst Forms of Child Labour • Towards the end of this year, we also expect further activity in relation to the: o European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, o Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, and o Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings and Convention on Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse (Lanzarote Convention).
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11 March 2022
February Chief Executives Report
Some key deliverables achievements included: Prior to Omicron: o Resumed booked public engagement activities at Holyrood including inward education visits and Members sponsored events. o Plan for the resumption of public access to the Chamber after February recess. The emergency of the Omicron variant in December led the SPCB to agree to: o Cease public engagement activities up to 17 January 2022. o Return to significant working from home for staff and Members’ staff until 17 January 2022. o Re-implementing 2m physical distancing in the Chamber and plan for potential usage in Committee Rooms. 7 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY PERFORMANCE REPORT 2021-22: QUARTER 3 ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION AIM: Encourage public involvement in our work through welcoming facilities and inclusive services OBJECTIVE: Enhance the accessibility and security of our facilities and services ACTIVITIES: 2020-21 2021-22 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Security Programme A A R C Lynsey Hamill, Group Head of Resilience and Sustainability This programme is now completed.
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26 November 2024
Budget 2025 to 2026 Cab Sec FLG
S hona Robison MSP, Cabinet Net Zero, Energy and Transport Secretary for Finance and Local Committee Government c/o Clerk to the Committee Room T3.40 By email only The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP [email protected] Friday 5 July 2024 Dear Cabinet Secretary, SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT BUDGET 2025/2026 The Net Zero, Energy and Transport Co...
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19 August 2024
Response Nick ThomasSymonds MP
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