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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Children and Families Collective Leadership Group minutes - 7 April 2022
Minutes from meeting held on 7 April 2022.
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Sanday Development Trust
The challenges presented by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have prompted extraordinary responses from many communities across Scotland, including the islands. It is this response – and the networks that supported it and stemmed from it –
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Disability and Carer Benefits Expert Advisory Group – Scottish Disability Living Allowance: response from ministers
Letter from Ben Macpherson, Minister for Social Security and Local Government, to Dr Jim McCormick, Chair of the Disability and Carer Benefits Expert Advisory Group, on 22 March 2023.
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Executive Summary
This interim evaluation report presents learning from a process evaluation of the National Trauma Programme local delivery trials.
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Footnotes
Business and regulatory impact assessment (BRIA) in consideration of the introduction of the New Build Heat Standard (NBHS). Looking in detail at the economic impacts of moving to Zero Direct Emissions heating systems in all new buildings.
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11. MAPPA Coordination
Ministerial guidance to responsible authorities on the discharge of their obligations under section 10 of the Management of Offenders etc. (Scotland) Act 2005.
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12 / THE POLICE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
Guidance for councils and their community planning partners on how to improve outcomes for looked after children and young people, and care leavers.
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Appendix 6: List of Participants
A report summarising the approach, methodology, findings and recommendations of the options appraisal exercise carried out in June 2018 as part of the Chief Medical Officer's Taskforce to Improve Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault.
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Recommendations
Update from Police Scotland in regards to the outstanding recommendations as part of the Stop and Search improvement plan.
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10. Implementation and delivery plan
Underlines the rationale for minimum unit pricing from health and economic perspectives, setting out anticipated costs and benefits for all parties affected by a minimum price of 50 pence per unit.
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