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Publication - Impact assessment

National events strategy review: business and regulatory impact assessment - partial

Published
24 March 2023
Directorate
Culture and Major Events Directorate, +7 more … Agriculture and Rural Economy Directorate, Economic Development Directorate, Energy and Climate Change Directorate, Equality, Inclusion and Human Rights Directorate, External Affairs Directorate, International Trade and Investment Directorate, Local Government and Housing Directorate
Topic
Arts, culture and sport, Business, industry and innovation, Communities and third sector, +5 more … Economy, Environment and climate change, International, Programme for Government, Work and skills
ISBN
9781805256694

Partial business and regulatory impact assessment (BRIA) for the consultation to help shape the review of Scotland's national events strategy.

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16. Declaration and publication

  • Sign-off for Partial Business Regulatory Impact Assessments:

I have read the Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment and I am satisfied that, given the available evidence, it represents a reasonable view of the likely costs, benefits and impact of the leading options. I am satisfied that business impact has been assessed with the support of businesses in Scotland.

Signed: Neil Gray

Date: 15 March 2023

Minister’s name: Neil Gray MSP

Minister’s title: Minister for Culture, Europe and International Development and Minister with special responsibility for Refugees from Ukraine

Scottish Government Contact point: majorevents@gov.scot

Contact

Email: majorevents@gov.scot

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