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3. What Impact Assessments have been undertaken?
Non-technical summary outlining the integrated impact assessment carried out for Scotland’s draft fourth National Planning Framework.
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Annex A: Table 1. Progress on policies and proposals for Second Land Use Strategy 2016-2021 reporting duties
Since the publication of the Land Use Strategy 2016 - 2021, the Scottish Government has delivered on several of the key commitments that were set out within it. This report provides an overview of achievements to date as well as actions that remain
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1 Introduction
Evidence review of potential climate change mitigation measures in the Built Environment sector.
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Footnotes
The maximising the total value added report includes recommendations designed to facilitate long term stability and predictability for the industry.
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Consultation Document
A consultation on management proposals for lobster, velvet crab and brown crabs landed into the Outer Hebrides. The management measures were developed by the Outer Hebrides Inshore Fisheries Group.
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Protected Area H - Noss Head MPA
2014 Consultation on the Management of Inshore Special Areas of Conservation and Marine Protected Areas Overview document.
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3 Summary of Main Points (by Sector)
A study on the possible issues relating to future environmental governance in Scotland on the UK's withdrawal from the EU.
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4. Costs and Benefits
The partial business and regulatory impact assessment (BRIA) presents an initial assessment of the potential costs, benefits and risks of introducing HPMAs and their potential impacts on public, private or third sectors.
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Fairer Scotland Duty (FSD) Assessment
Part D of the local development planning - regulations and guidance consultation includes the following impact assessments: strategic environmental, business and regulatory, equalities, fairer Scotland duty, child rights and wellbeing and island
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4. Challenges
Findings from a review of research literature, case studies and examples of good practice from Scotland and beyond, alongside existing government strategies, to provide insights into challenges and opportunities presented for women in Scottish
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