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Supporting documents
Report on the main national developments in relation to MAPPA in Scotland over 2016-17.
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Victim notification scheme for victims of offenders with a mental disorder: compulsion and restriction orders
Booklet explaining compulsion and restriction orders to victims of offenders with a mental disorder.
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Main provisions of the Act
Revised guidance to reflect the developments in policy, practice and legislation both in the overall context of adult support and protection and in day-to-day activity. It provides information and detail to support practical application of the 2007
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Footnotes
This report provides an analysis of responses to the Scottish Government’s "Consultation on proposals for a Mental Health (Scotland) Bill"
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Victim notification scheme: representations to a responsible medical officer
Information leaflet for victims of offenders with a mental disorder, who wish to make written representations to a responsible medical officer.
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2. Background and Overview
A report relating to the development of Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conferences (Maracs) covering views, themes and recommendations identified at a series of stakeholder deep dive sessions in 2021.
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4 GPS (Satellite Tracking)
In September 2013, the Scottish Government embarked upon a period of consultation to examine options for the development of electronic monitoring in Scotland. This consultation sought views on the operation of the current electronic monitoring
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Progress Since March 2016
Update on the action plan which was initially published in 2014 and updated in March 2016.
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Annex 1: Inter-related investigations, reviews and other processes or themes
Framework to support a consistent approach to conducting adult protection significant case reviews and improve the dissemination and application of learning both locally and nationally. This framework is for all partners.
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Question 7: Statutory Footing
Analysis of responses to our public consultation which sought views on how multi-agency risk assessment and working for victims of domestic abuse could best be improved.
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