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19 April 2023
CYPCS Secure transport supplementary
There needs to be a single coherent legal framework to cover every circumstance in which children in the care of the State may be subject to restraint, seclusion or restrictive practices, including secure transport.
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4 April 2023
AGS Work Programme PAC to Committee Conveners 3 April 2023
However, if you wish to respond to the Auditor General’s consultation and would like it to be part of the collated response, it would be helpful to receive your committee’s response by Tuesday 16 May 2023. Yours sincerely, Richard Leonard MSP, Convener 2
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6 March 2023
PE1993_B
We would be happy to speak further about the issues raised and provide any further clarifications which may be useful to the committee.
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13 January 2023
Letter to Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Long COVID inquiry
The Committee plans to launch the inquiry early in the new year and has agreed to write to you in advance of the launch to request an update on the Scottish Government’s policy on long COVID and the services available. he Committee is aware you published the Scottish Government’s approach to long TCOVID in September 2021 and held a Scottish Government debate on long COVID in the Chamber on 19 May 2022. It would be helpful if the update could include information on the following— • Further information on the £2.5 million supported nine research projects commissioned by the Scottish Government into long COVID; • Details of funding allocations of the £10 million long COVID support fund to date and future investment plans for addressing long COVID; • Further details on the £370,000 supported national programme of improvement work led by National Strategic Network • An update on the implementation of the recommendations of the National Strategic Network on the initial priority areas for improvement in relation to long COVID 1 • Details of those people who have accessed Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland’s ‘long COVID support services’ • Clarification on its position on long COVID clinics and information on which, if any, health boards have established them; • Further details on the expert group set up to identify the capacity needs of NHS Boards and staff in supporting people who have long COVID; • Whether the Scottish Government believes long COVID should be treated as a disability under the Equality Act 2010; • How the Scottish Government is meeting the recommendations of NICE around long COVID service provision.
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13 January 2023
Long COVID - Letter to the Scottish Government
The Committee plans to launch the inquiry early in the new year and has agreed to write to you in advance of the launch to request an update on the Scottish Government’s policy on long COVID and the services available. he Committee is aware you published the Scottish Government’s approach to long TCOVID in September 2021 and held a Scottish Government debate on long COVID in the Chamber on 19 May 2022. It would be helpful if the update could include information on the following— • Further information on the £2.5 million supported nine research projects commissioned by the Scottish Government into long COVID; • Details of funding allocations of the £10 million long COVID support fund to date and future investment plans for addressing long COVID; • Further details on the £370,000 supported national programme of improvement work led by National Strategic Network • An update on the implementation of the recommendations of the National Strategic Network on the initial priority areas for improvement in relation to long COVID 1 • Details of those people who have accessed Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland’s ‘long COVID support services’ • Clarification on its position on long COVID clinics and information on which, if any, health boards have established them; • Further details on the expert group set up to identify the capacity needs of NHS Boards and staff in supporting people who have long COVID; • Whether the Scottish Government believes long COVID should be treated as a disability under the Equality Act 2010; • How the Scottish Government is meeting the recommendations of NICE around long COVID service provision.
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21 December 2022
Scottish Fiscal Commission_publication of forecast reports December 2022_15 December 2022
Higher inflation, increased demand for disability payments, the estimates for Scottish Government policy commitments we added in May, and the measures announced in the Child Poverty Delivery Plan all combine to give a forecast for 2026-27 that is £1.4 billion higher than in our December 2021 report.
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6 December 2022
COSLA Concerns on NCS Stakeholder Engagement
COSLA leaders are aware of a stakeholder engagement exercise currently being undertaken by the Scottish Government Mental Health Directorate to test the assumption that services that may or must be delegated to the Integrated Joint Boards should from part of the National Care Service (NCS), and to develop their understanding of community health.
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30 November 2022
20221124 ML to Stuart McMillan re Moveable Transactions Scotland Bill
In your letters of 2 and 9 November you requested an update on the Scottish Government’s request for a section 104 order in relation to the above Bill and the provisions which may be included in this Order. In line with the usual process for such orders, I understand that discussions between officials in my department, the Office of the Advocate General for...
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31 October 2022
UK Infrastructure Bank Bill
Therefore, there is no formal means by which the Scottish Parliament will have the opportunity to scrutinise any regulations which may be made by HM Treasury, or be notified that they had been laid before the UK Parliament.
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21 October 2022
Cab Sec to Convener_Digital Boost grant
On the wider comments about the DigitalBoost grant, I believe Fiona Hyslop has already stated on 4 May, that the VAT requirements to access the higher levels of funding were put in place to stop fraud that had been seen elsewhere through business support funds during the pandemic.
