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5. Views On The Key Barriers To Successfully Implementing The 1140 Hours Commitment
Analysis of responses to a discussion on establishing delivery model trials to support expanding the early learning and childcare provision.
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Annex F. Public Health Contribution to Community Planning and Health and Social Care Partnerships
The Public Health Review was asked to examine public health systems and functions and their contribution to improving population health and reducing (health) inequalities. This is the Report on behalf of the Review Group published with a Ministerial
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Section 2: Resources
Version 2 of the strategic action plan produced by our Data Management Board reflects stakeholder views and comments received on version 1.
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How will the network be managed
This reports on which sites are currently included in the MPA network and outlines progress on Nature Conservation MPAs, Historic MPAs, and Demonstration and Research MPAs.
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4.0 Reasonable Alternatives
This report summarises the findings from a strategic environmental assessment (SEA) of the possible Marine Protected Areas (pMPAs).
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Section 8: The wider context
Our national parenting strategy seeks to strengthen the support on offer to parents and make it easier for them to access this support.
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The Doran Review
This ten year strategy sits within the context of our other policies and strategies to improve the learning outcomes for children and young people with complex additional support needs living in Scotland.
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About this paper
Response to the UK Migration Advisory Committee call for evidence on the shortage occupation list summarises skills shortages within health and social care sector in Scotland, and details the contribution of international workers.
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Stage 2: Data and evidence gathering, involvement and consultation
Equality impact assessment (EQIA) for disregarding any payment from the Child Migrant Trust, in relation to the financial assessment for living in a care home in Scotland.
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3. Summary of main findings
This report presents qualitative evidence on the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on people experiencing domestic abuse and other forms of violence against women/girls.
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