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Non-domestic rates/Council Tax second and empty homes consultation: partial impact assessments
Partial impact assessments relating to the consultation on council tax for second and long term empty homes, and thresholds for non-domestic rates.
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Chief Veterinary Officer visits to salmon farms: EIR release
Information request and response under the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004
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Dog training - use of handheld remote-controlled training devices (e-collars): report
Report on the use of handheld remote-controlled training devices (e-collars) in dog training by the Scottish Animal Welfare Commission
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Seasonal migrant workers in Scottish agriculture: research report
Outlines the main findings of research into seasonal migrant workers in Scottish agriculture, including: their number and demographics; the experiences of employers and seasonal migrant workers; and the long-term viability of this sector.
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Farm statistics across parishes: EIR release
Information request and response under the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004
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Women in agriculture - leadership programme development: research
This report outlines the main findings of research conducted to inform the development of a leadership programme for women in agriculture, which will be funded by Scottish Government through the Women in Agriculture Development Programme.
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Wildlife management: consultation analysis
This report presents the key themes to emerge from our consultation on wildlife management in Scotland 2022.
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National Islands Plan Annual Report 2022
The Islands (Scotland) Act 2018 requires that a report is presented to Parliament each year setting out the progress made towards delivery of the National Islands Plan. This report sets out progress made during the 2022 reporting year.
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Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill: Fairer Scotland Duty assessment
Outlines why an assessment under the Fairer Scotland Duty is not required for the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill.
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Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill: business and regulatory impact assessment
Estimates the costs, benefits and risks of the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill. It also considers how the Bill adheres to the five principles of better regulation: transparency, accountability, proportionality, consistency and targeted where appropriate.