Publication - Progress report

Children and young people's voices matter: progress report - February 2019

Published: 4 February 2019
Directorate: Children and Families Directorate
Topic: Children and families, Communities and third sector
ISBN: 9781787813731

Progress on the actions agreed at the Cabinet meeting with children and young people in March 2018.

Annex A: Engagement with Children and Young People

Organisation	Topic
Children’s Parliament	Age of Criminal Responsibility Child Poverty Delivery Plan Best Start Grant School Food and Drink Regulations Part One of the Children (Scotland) Act Progressing Children’s Rights in Scotland Action Plan
Young Scot	Young Carers Vision Panel Scottish Learner Journey (15-24) Youth Commission on Mental Health Attainment Challenge: National Strategic Partnership Personal Social Education Review 5Rights Youth Leadership Group YouthVIP (Volunteer Innovation Project) National Youth Arts Advisory Group response to Culture Strategy consultation Fairer Futures Dear Death Choices for Life Women and STEM PASS (Proof of Age Standards Scheme) Technology Enabled Care Babybox PING – pregnancy and young parenthood programme Child and Adolescence Health and Wellbeing Framework and Action Plan Digi, Know? (previously Cyber Security Challenge UK in Scotland) First Minister’s Mentee Programme Year of Young People Police Scotland Youth Volunteer Programme Go Live Glasgow Green Private Residential Tenancy
Children in Scotland	Children and Young People’s Panel on Europe Year of Young People My Rights My Say – Children’s Views service – supports children aged 12-16 to access their rights under additional support for learning legislation
Scottish Youth Parliament	Electoral Reform Climate Change Gender Recognition Family Law Review Age of Criminal Responsibility Protection from Sexual Offending Local Governance Review Criminalising emotional harm Biometrics Year of Young People Consent and Healthy Relationships Substance Misuse Child and Adolescent Health and Wellbeing Action Plan MSYPs have also sat on a number of Scottish Government groups, including the Reference Group to the First Minister’s Advisory Group on Human Rights Leadership and the Independent Advisory Group on the Use of Biometric Data in Scotland.

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Annex A: Engagement with Children and Young People

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