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Tackling child poverty: second year progress report - annex A
Annex A: monitoring the drivers of child poverty.
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Tackling child poverty: second year progress report - annex B
Annex B: child poverty and its drivers in Scotland and the UK.
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Tackling child poverty: second year progress report - annex C
Annex C: child poverty among lone parent families.
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Social Security experience panels: Personal Independence Payment health assessments part two - main report
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in a survey on the current and future health assessment process for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
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Social Security experience panels: Personal Independence Payment health assessments part two - visual summary
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in a survey on the current and future health assessment process for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
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Social Security experience panels: carer benefits - main report
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in a survey to help design carer benefits in Scotland.
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Social Security experience panels: carer benefits - visual summary
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in a survey to help design carer benefits in Scotland.
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Social Security experience panels: fraud investigation notifications – visual summary
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in focus groups if they thought Social Security Scotland should tell clients if they have been investigated for fraud.
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Social Security experience panels: others speaking to Social Security Scotland for clients - main report
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in a survey on the process for someone else being able to contact Social Security Scotland on behalf of a client.
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Social Security experience panels: others speaking to Social Security Scotland for clients - visual summary
Outlines the Social Security experience panel's views expressed in a survey on the process for someone else being able to contact Social Security Scotland on behalf of a client.