Publication - Impact assessment

Fire and rescue framework: equality impact assessment

Published: 29 September 2021
Directorate: Safer Communities Directorate
Topic: Building, planning and design, Business, industry and innovation, Children and families, +13 more … Communities and third sector, Economy, Energy, Environment and climate change, Equality and rights, Farming and rural, Health and social care, Housing, Law and order, Public safety and emergencies, Public sector, Scottish Budget, Work and skills
ISBN: 9781802012811

Equality impact assessment (EQIA) for the framework - the statutory vehicle through which Scottish Ministers set out priorities and objectives that the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service must have regard to in carrying out its functions.

Supporting documents

Footnotes

1. Fire (Scotland) Act 2005

2. SFRS Mainstreaming and Equality Outcomes Report 2021

3. SFRS Positive Action Strategy 2019-2022

4. Fire and Rescue Incident Statistics 2019-20

5. Fire Safety and Organisational Statistics 2019-20

6. SFRS Equal Pay & Gender Pay Gap Report 2021

7. Life Opportunities Survey - Wave on results, 2009/2011

8. BRE Scottish Fire Deaths briefing paper

9. SFRS Positive Disability Guidance

10. An exploration of community and culture related fire risks

11. Community_Fire_Risk_Model_-_July_2013.PDF (syfire.gov.uk)

12. SFRS Strategic Plan 2019-22

Contact

Email: Fire_Rescue_Framework@gov.scot

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