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20 May 2024
Social Security Amendment Scotland Bill
The provisions which came into force from 24 January 2022, introduced: • A legislative requirement to consider the views or wishes and feelings of the of the client (insofar as practicable); • A legislative requirement to consider the views of anyone with an interest in their welfare or financial affairs where practicable; • A person-centred review period with mandatory requirement for review at least every 5 years; • The right for the client, or anyone with an interest in their welfare or financial affairs to request a new appointment or termination of an existing appointment; • The right to apply to the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland for a review of appointment decisions; • Detailed statutory guidelines setting out the appointment processes, to be made publicly available, prepared and reviewed in consultation with key stakeholders; • A requirement to have regard to safeguarding principles drawn from the UNCRPD when preparing the guidelines; and • The requirement for appointees to take into account...
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24 April 2024
PE2025_F
However, under section 11(7), the court can take account of conduct in certain circumstances, such as where the conduct has adversely affected financial resources that are relevant to the court’s decision.”
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24 April 2024
Expenditure over 25k Q4 2023 24
2023-24 Quarter 4 Items of Expenditure over £25,000 for the Scottish Parliament Payee Amount Paid Date Paid Account Code Description. Scottish Biometrics Commissioner 26543 01-Dec-23 Funding to Officeholders Scottish Commissioner for Children & Young People 30000 01-Dec-23 Funding to Officeholders Scottish Commissioner for Children & Young People 46458.58 ...
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9 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper138
Any such interests will be declared in the interests of transparency and accountability. Time commitment 17. It is anticipated that the commitment will vary over the period of appointment, with greater involvement around key policy developments, with likely extended periods where the advisers’ services would not be required.
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2 April 2024
PB_2022_156
In relation to motions for Members’ Business, the Bureau previously agreed that all motions should be removed from the Bulletin after six weeks (excluding recess time) but that the Bureau will consider the following in removing or retaining motions— a. the motion has the support of at least 30 other Members and these supporters came from more than three political parties (note that in cases where the number of supporters exceeds 30, the topicality of the motion and the extent of the recent support have also been taken into account...
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2 April 2024
PB_2022_105
In relation to motions for Members’ Business, the Bureau previously agreed that all motions should be removed from the Bulletin after six weeks (excluding recess time) but that the Bureau will consider the following in removing or retaining motions— a. the motion has the support of at least 30 other Members and these supporters came from more than three political parties (note that in cases where the number of supporters exceeds 30, the topicality of the motion and the extent of the recent support have also been taken into account...
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8 March 2024
PE2067_C
This data would improve information available of the impact of YSCD on the Scottish population, and could be clarified using the ICD-10 coding, but takes no account of the deaths registered as natural causes, one of whom was my son.
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7 March 2024
Chamber_Minutes_20240307
David McGill Clerk of the Parliament 7 March 2024 Appendix (Note: this Appendix does not form part of the Minutes) Committee Reports The following reports were published on 7 March 2024— Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee, 2nd Report, 2024 (Session 6): Report on the Local Authority (Capital Finance and Accounting) (Scotland) Amendment Regulati...
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5 March 2024
21032022 Written submission from the Scottish Refugee Council on the Crisis in Ukraine
This means investment in statutory specialist support and robust safeguarding processes, and therein ensuring mental health and counselling have a solid basis to work from with recently arrived refugees. Similarly, children - who account for a large proportion of those displaced in and from Ukraine - especially need that sense of safety and normally.
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1 March 2024
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2081
In addition, 40-49% of individuals with LFS have a risk of developing a second cancer. Five cancer types account for the majority of tumours caused by LFS, including tumours located in the adrenal glands, breast, central nervous system, bones and soft tissues.
