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12 August 2024
BB20240812
S6W-28937 Ash Regan: To ask the Scottish Government what resources it is providing to Police Scotland to tackle any anti-social behaviour issues caused by (a) off-road bikes, (b) e-bikes and (c) e-scooters in communities across Scotland, and whether it has had any recent discussions with (i) Police Scotland and (ii) local authorities regarding how best to t...
Last updated:
11 July 2022
Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People Response Letter 06072022
It can address a range of behaviours including name-calling, sexting, controlling behaviour and harassment, and uses a 'bystander' approach where individuals are not looked on as potential victims or perpetrators but as empowered and active bystanders with the ability to support and challenge their peers in a safe wa...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 February 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 06 February 2018
What they do online is an extension of the behaviours with which we are all familiar.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 September 2020
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 02 September 2020
In a range of ways, we are seeking to support health boards and local organisations to promote the kind of behaviour that we want people to take up and which will allow all of us to get on top of what is a big issue.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 December 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 08 December 2015
The children of prisoners face stigma, poorer educational outcomes, mental health problems and behavioural problems. Research shows that children who have a parent in prison are more likely than their peers to become incarcerated as adults.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 June 2011
S4W-00377
To ask the Scottish Executive whether online postings that seek to incite sectarian hatred can be used as the basis for an application for a football banning order. In any case where it appears to the court that an offence is motivated (wholly or partly) by a football match, this can lead to a football banning order.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
BB20210816
Supported by: Clare Adamson*, Paul Sweeney*, Christine Grahame*, Annabelle Ewing*, John Mason*, Bill Kidd*, Monica Lennon* *S6M-00817 John Mason: Community Clean-ups—That the Parliament notes the considerable amount of littering and fly-tipping that is reportedly happening across Scotland, including in the Glasgow Shettleston constituency; believes that it is not sustainable for local authorities to be expected to solve this issue themselves; considers that all individuals and organisations have a responsibility for this; acknowledges the work of community groups, such as Cleanup Glasgow, that aim to promote personal responsibility and to begin a drive to change behaviour...
Last updated:
13 August 2021
BB20210816
Supported by: Clare Adamson*, Paul Sweeney*, Christine Grahame*, Annabelle Ewing*, John Mason*, Bill Kidd*, Monica Lennon* *S6M-00817 John Mason: Community Clean-ups—That the Parliament notes the considerable amount of littering and fly-tipping that is reportedly happening across Scotland, including in the Glasgow Shettleston constituency; believes that it is not sustainable for local authorities to be expected to solve this issue themselves; considers that all individuals and organisations have a responsibility for this; acknowledges the work of community groups, such as Cleanup Glasgow, that aim to promote personal responsibility and to begin a drive to change behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 January 2019
Health and Sport Committee 22 January 2019
Our go live projects include walking football, table tennis in Aberdeen, and so on.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 December 2017
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 05 December 2017
There is also work to do on behavioural change for drivers, many of whom are also cyclists, and for businesses.
