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11 September 2023
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Society means the places and the communities we live in. Rights are rules about things every person should have in life. 14 What we think about the Citizens’ Panel’s recommendations about how the Scottish Parliament works The Citizens’ Panel said the rules about how MSPs behave should be checked.
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6 September 2023
PE1985_D
This helps the occupants to feel integrated in the community and in security terms does not advertise that a more vulnerable person lives there. In general housing specifically for older or disabled people should be intermixed housing.
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12 July 2023
PE1977_E
We recognise that sometimes fathers may not be actively involved in their children’s lives even though they may like to be, for example, in situations of conflict and separation.
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8 June 2023
Colleges Scotland submission child poverty and parental employment
In the absence of equity of funding and parity of provision for college learners, and the absence of sustainable investment in the college sector, there will be a reduction in learner pathways out of poverty, and a reinforcing of the disadvantages that these learners face, directly undermining the overarching Scottish Government ambitions of Equality, Opportunity and Community. Amidst the cost-of-living crisis, it is clearer than ever before that colleges are more than places of learning and are key public sector assets in supporting the delivery of social justice and the national mission for tackling child poverty.
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2 June 2023
PE1997_D
Chris Silcock, head of Kellogg’s UK, said: “Over two million people in the UK live with sight loss** and are unable to simply read the information on our cereal boxes.
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23 May 2023
Charities Regulation and Administration Scotland Bill Stage 1 report
Widening the provisions to include gifts from living donors could have wider consequences which need to be fully explored. 17.
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19 May 2023
PE1994_C
This has ruined a lot of innocent people’s lives as the accused lawyers have been told their evidence is irrelevant and cannot be used.
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11 May 2023
Convener to Lady Ann Paton Trusts and Succession Scotland Bill
In relation to section 72 of the Bill, the Law Society and various other respondents to the Committee’s call for views have said that they want a distinction to be drawn between: (a) spouses or civil partners who were living with the deceased person at the time of their death; and (b) those spouses or civil partners who had previously separated from the dec...
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18 April 2023
PE1991_J
SCES would disagree with the petitioner and note that there are educational resources, there is no breach of the UNCRC and there is no evidence of stigma relating to abortion – noting in particular that schools work tirelessly to protect the confidentiality and privacy of pupils and to combat prejudice, stigma, intolerance and bullying relating to all aspects of pupils’ lives. Our initial response is therefore to question the competence of this petition, in terms of detail and necessity.
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17 April 2023
PE1989 Defibrillators
The survival rate of OHCAs in the UK is around 8%; however, a systematic review of studies exploring the use of defibrillators found that when Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) are attached by bystanders during OHCAs, the median survival rate increased to 32%. People living in Scotland’s most deprived areas are twice as likely to experience an OHCA.
