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Police Negotiating Board (PNB): guide
Guide to the Police Negotiating Board which negotiates the terms and conditions for police officers in Scotland.
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4 Types Of Disclosure
Guidance for anyone supporting individuals with criminal convictions and mental health conditions/learning disabilities into work, volunteering or education by providing the necessary knowledge, resources and guidance on the disclosure process.
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Allied Health Professions: disclosure guidance - easy read
Easy read version of guidance for anyone supporting individuals with criminal convictions and mental health conditions/learning disabilities into work, volunteering or education by providing the necessary knowledge, resources and guidance on the
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Marine Scotland contact information
Contact information for the Marine Scotland Directorate.
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Queen's Birthday Honours 2019 - Fire, Police and Ambulance Service
Recipients of Fire, Police and Ambulance Service medals in Scotland
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Queen's Birthday Honours 2021 - Fire, Police and Ambulance Service
Recipients of Fire, Police and Ambulance Service medals in Scotland
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Updated Actions
The implementation plan update (2023) sets out our priorities and the actions we will take to reduce the impact of chronic pain on quality of life and wellbeing and improve information, care and services for people in Scotland.
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Section 3: Actions to be taken on feedback from discussions
The Age of Criminal Responsibility (Scotland) Act 2019 (‘the Act’) raised the age of criminal responsibility in Scotland from 8 to 12 years which is the highest age of all UK nations. The Act fully commenced in December 2021 and places a duty on
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2. Police Scotland Foreword
Sets out our key priorities for tackling hate crime and prejudice in Scotland. This strategy has been developed in partnership with our Hate Crime Strategic Partnership Group and the voices of those with lived experience.
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- Hate crime strategy
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3. Findings
Findings from an independent evaluation of the New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy 2018-2022. The evaluation draws on quantitative and qualitative research with stakeholder organisations, refugees & people seeking asylum in order to understand
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