Digital Government (Scottish Bodies) Regulations 2022: children's rights and wellbeing - screening sheet

Children's Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) to consider the impact of the Digital Government (Scottish Bodies) Regulations 2022.


Annex: Scottish Bodies listed in the Regulations

Scottish Public Body Schedule 7 (debt) Schedule 8 (fraud)
Accountant in Bankruptcy
Audit Scotland  
The Common Services Agency for the Scottish Health Service
A council constituted under section 2 of the Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994
Creative Scotland  
Food Standards Scotland  
Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Independent Living Fund
Revenue Scotland
Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service  
Scottish Enterprise
Scottish Environment Protection Agency
Scottish Legal Aid Board
Scottish Legal Complaints Commission
Scottish Qualifications Authority
Skills Development Scotland  
South of Scotland Enterprise
The Scottish Ministers
A person providing services to a specified person listed in Schedule 7 and is a public authority, in respect of the taking of action in connection with debt owed to a public authority  
A person providing services to a specified person listed in Schedule 8 and is a public authority, in respect of the taking of action in connection with fraud against a public authority or to the Crown  

Executive Agencies

"The Scottish Ministers" includes Executive Agencies[6]. Accordingly, Executive Agencies will be specified persons in relation to the debt and fraud powers, even though they are not listed by name in the schedules. At the time of the consultations, the Scottish Public Pensions Agency, the Student Awards Agency for Scotland and the Scottish Social Security Agency wished to make use of these powers.

A person providing services to a specified person

In recognition of the fact that public services are also delivered by third parties who may hold key information which public authorities need, or who may need to access key information held by public authorities, bodies that provide services to a public authority that is specified in the schedules are covered by the addition of a general description to the schedules. Such bodies will not need to be listed individually by name. They can only use the data sharing powers in connection with the functions they exercise when providing services to a specified public authority.

Contact

Email: DigitalEconomyActConsultation@gov.scot

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