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Sectoral marine plan for offshore wind energy
Aims to identify sustainable plan options for the future development of commercial-scale offshore wind energy in Scotland, including deep water wind technologies, and covers both Scottish inshore and offshore waters.
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National Participatory Budgeting Strategic Group minutes: September 2023
Minutes from the meeting of the group on 7 September 2023.
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2. Engagement with the UK Government on trade policy
Our first annual report on Scotland's Vision for Trade, outlining the range of specific actions that we have taken over the past year and our continued ambition to make trade-related decisions based on the principles of inclusive growth, wellbeing,
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Ministerial Statement: Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Update
Cabinet Secretary Jeane Freeman, Scottish Parliament
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2 Policy Statement, Principles & Recommendations
This report is the final output of the Independent Expert Group on the Unlocking the Value of Data programme, to the Scottish Government. This report is a Ministerial commission, and was originally commissioned by the former Minister for Business,
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Fair Start Scotland: annual report - year 3
This report highlights the progress that our national employment support service Fair Start Scotland has made in its third year of delivery. It draws from evaluation evidence and provider and participant feedback to show the impact the service had
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Equality Outcomes and Mainstreaming Report 2013
Report on how the public sector equality duty is being integrated across Scottish Government functions.
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Appendix: Approach and Methodology
This is the Report of the Independent Review of Community Learning and Development (CLD), which was led by Kate Still. The Independent Review began in December 2023 and was commissioned by the Minister for Higher and Further Education; and Veterans.
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Executive Board minutes: September 2017
Minutes from the 5 September 2017 meeting of the Executive Board, which is chaired by the Permanent Secretary.
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Endnotes
This paper sets out the Scottish Government’s view that people who live in Scotland have the right to choose how they should be governed and to decide if Scotland should become an independent country. It is the second in the ‘Building a New
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