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International obligations
Scotland’s international obligations help collaboration with other nations through involvement in the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) and North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organisation (NASCO).
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- Salmon and recreational fisheries
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ESS processing: official data sources
Information about the methodology used to produce the estimates of Scotland's exports in the Export Statistics Scotland publication.
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Marine energy
Overview of wave and tidal marine energy in Scotland and our support for the sector.
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- Renewable and low carbon energy
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Scottish Sea Fisheries Employment 2015
Second Scottish Sea Fisheries report providing information on the structure of employment and key characteristics of Scotland's sea fishing fleet.
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4. Reasons Why a Firework Control Zone Could Be Designated
Guidance which details the process local authorities should follow for designating, amending, or revoking a firework control zone within their boundaries.
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Annex 4 Head lice: notes and guidance for head teachers, heads of establishments or managers of services for children
Guidance for health and education professionals on managing head lice infection in children.
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Ferguson Marine: key documents - 2024
Documents from 2024 relating to the progress and delivery of vessels Glen Sannox (801) and 802.
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- Ferguson Marine: documents
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2. Environment Strategy Vision and Outcomes
Progress report on the development of the Environment Strategy, as required by section 47 of the UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Act 2021
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Building a New Scotland: Our marine sector in an independent Scotland
This paper sets out the Scottish Government's vision for the marine sector in an independent Scotland.
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Chapter 3: Public Sector Expenditure
Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) is an Accredited Official Statistics publication. It estimates the revenue raised in Scotland and the cost of public services provided for Scotland.
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