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22 November 2022
Minutes of the meeting held on 26 October 2022
Commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) – Women’s Support Project, Linda Thompson • A video presentation by Linda Thompson of the Women’s Support Project on CSE was followed by a discussion on the subject. o The prevalence of domestic abuse in cases of CSE was highlighted. o There were questions about statistics regarding how many women were involved in court ...
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1 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1969
Some NHS Scotland boards, including NHS Lothian and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, offer abortion services up to 20 many of Scotland’s NHS health boards are currently weeks’ gestation, but only able to provide abortions until a lower gestation.
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1 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1914
On 24 May 2021, Shirley-Anne Sommerville answered: 3 The Scottish Government recognises the cost of buying a school uniform can be considerable for many families. In 2018, in partnership with local authorities, we introduced the national minimum school clothing grant of £100 for all eligible children and young people. e are committed to developing guidance ...
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19 October 2022
20221018_LURB_LCM_ScottishPropertyFederation
For 1 sizeable mixed use schemes that may be delivered over many years, sometimes decades, this is also only an initial figure which will increase.
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7 October 2022
SSI The Sea Fish Prohibition on Fishing Firth of Clyde No 2 Order 2022 further information
RIFGs are specifically aimed at representing these small and often hard-to-reach fishing businesses, many of whom do not benefit from organised professional bodies representing them, for example, a national federation.
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30 September 2022
New Vessels Further sub from CMAL 28 Sept 2022_Redacted
As they relate to events over seven years ago, many of the participants involved at that time are no longer employed by CMAL.
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23 September 2022
PE1933_G
We know from survivors that the ways in which children found 4 themselves in residential settings were many and varied in the past. Similarly, some residential institutions offered more than one type of care, or changed what they offered over the period covered by the scheme.
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6 July 2022
20220607 Bureau to SPPA
Should there be different types of approaches for different types of Chamber business? For example, many Members stressed the importance of being in the Chamber to participate in debates but there appeared to be less concern about question times.
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6 July 2022
20220607 PO to SPPA
Given the focus of the Parliament’s Public Engagement Strategy is to widen access and remove barriers, the team will continue to examine whether we can do more in this and other areas to ensure we remove as many barriers as possible. Consideration will also be given to the provision of general guidance about how attendees can access facilities to engage onl...
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16 June 2022
Chamber_Minutes_20220616
Men Don't Talk: The Parliament debated S6M-03064 in the name of Christine Grahame—That the Parliament recognises the work that has gone into producing the one-act play, Men Don’t Talk, by Clare Prenton, who is based in Peebles; understands that Clare based this play on the experiences of those involved with Peebles Men’s Shed and conducted a number of workshops with members to inform the storyline, which was written and developed over two years; further understands that it explores the myth that men do not talk, in a fictional Men's Shed setting, discussing such issues as loneliness, alcoholism and recovery, loss of a life partner, caring for a partner with dementia, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from previous service in the Armed Forces, and where the next supply of jaffa cakes is coming from; notes that this was made possible by funding from the Peebles-based charity, Inspiring Life - Evie Douglas Memorial Fund, which was set up by Freda Douglas in memory of her daughter Evie; congratulates those involved, on the play coming to fruition in January 2022, with a rehearsed reading at The Eastgate Theatre in Peebles, employing a professional cast of three actors and the services of one local amateur, who helped with the stage direction, in front of an audience of over 70 people; believes that projects such as this celebrate community collaboration and are an important part of raising awareness of issues around mental health, particularly among those in society who may be less comfortable in engaging in conventional support for this, and considers that organisations such as Men’s Sheds are a vital support for many...
