A Consultation on the proposal to establish a National Confidential Forum - Analysis of Consultation Responses
A summary of respondent views on the proposal to establish a National Confidential Forum.
Footnotes
1. 92% of respondents agreed (47 out of 51, with 2 respondents not providing a response and 2 not expressing a preference).
2. 80% of respondents agreed (41 out of 51, with 3 respondents not agreeing, 3 not expressing a preference and 4 not providing a response.
3. 88% of respondents agreed (45 out of 51, with 1 respondent disagreeing and 5 not providing a response).
4. 84% of respondents agreed (43 out of 51, with 1 disagreeing and 7 not providing a response).
5. 71% of respondents agreed (36 out of 51, with 5 disagreeing; 3 having no preference; and 7 not providing a response.)
6. 57% of respondents agreed (29 out of 51, with 6 disagreeing; 7 having no preference; and 9 not providing a response).
7. www.survivorscotland.org.uk
8. Historical Abuse Systemic Review: Residential Schools and Children's Homes in Scotland 1950 to 1995 Tom Shaw, (2007) Scottish Government. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2007/11/20104729/0
9. Historical Abuse Systemic Review, page 155.
10. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2011/03/07122331/0
11. At page 104.
12. A human rights framework for the design and implementation of the proposed 'Acknowledgement and Accountability Forum' and other remedies for historic child abuse in Scotland, SHRC, February 2010.
13. http://www.scottishhumanrights.com/news/latestnews/article/framework
14. http://www.survivorscotland.org.uk/time-to-be-heard/scottish-human-rights-commission/
15. http://www.scottishhumanrights.com/news/latestnews/article/interactionnews2012
17. 92% of respondents agreed (47 out of 51, with 2 respondents not providing a response and 2 not expressing a preference).
18. 1 March 2011, Proceedings of the Public Petitions Committee, paragraphs 3457-8.
19. http://www.survivorscotland.org.uk/time-to-be-heard/scottish-human-rights-commission/
20. 80% of respondents agreed (41 out of 51, with 3 respondents disagreeing; 3 expressing no preference; and 4 not providing a response).
21. 7 of the 51 respondents agreed with option (a), with 21 respondents disagreeing; 13 respondents expressing no preference and 10 not providing a response.
22. 20 out of the 51 respondents agreed with option (b), with 9 respondents disagreeing; 15 expressing no preference; and 7 not providing a response.
23. 88% of respondents agreed (45 out of 51, with 1 respondent disagreeing and 5 not providing a response).
24. 84% of respondents agreed (43 out of 51, with 1 disagreeing and 7 not providing a response).
25. "The Ideology of Residential Care and Fostering" first appeared on pp. 231-242 in Re-framing Children's Services, NCVCCO Annual Review Journal No. 3, 2002.
26. TTBH Report, page 71
27. TTBH Report, page 63
28. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2012/06/5914
29. 71% of respondents agreed (36 out of 51, with 5 disagreeing; 3 having no preference; and 7 not providing a response).
30. http://www.survivorscotland.org.uk/time-to-be-heard/scottish-human-rights-commission/
31. 57% of respondents agreed (29 out of 51, with 6 disagreeing; 7 having no preference; and 9 not providing a response).
32. 78% of respondents agreed (40 out of 51, with 2 disagreeing; and 9 not providing a response).
33. 14% of respondents (7 out of 51 respondents, with 22 answering no and 22 not providing a response).
34. 55% of respondents (28 out of 51 respondents, with no respondents answering no and 23 not providing a response.
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