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6. Employment
Qualitative research evaluating a range of policies and support that were delivered during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research looks at how this support impacted on the finances and wellbeing of low income households.
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Appendix G – Detailed tax analysis
Independent strategic outline case to consider how Scotland's public energy company could be developed suggests that a phased approach would work better.
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Annex B: Community Benefit Case Studies
The onshore wind policy statement sets out our position on onshore wind.
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- Onshore wind: policy statement
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2. Mapping nationwide ELC provision for 1- and 2-year-olds in Scotland
Summary of mapping work to understand current ELC provision in Scotland.
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Chief Planner Letter: stakeholder update - November 2021
Planning Minister Tom Arthur and Chief Planner Fiona Simpson have written to update stakeholders on some guidance and legislation in place during the pandemic and ongoing work of the Planning and Architecture Division.
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- Chief Planner letters
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3. Support Needs
Findings from an open free text survey taken to understand in greater detail how the pandemic has changed Scotland.
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6. Other themes
Analysis of responses to the public consultation on whether Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) should be continued as part of the range of policy measures in place to address alcohol related harm, and, in the event of its continuation, the level the minimum
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Chapter 4: Putting recommendations into practice
Co-produced with the Scottish Cities Alliance, this report sets out the specific impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on city centres, and identifies the immediate priorities to support city centre recovery.
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Additional information
Guidance on the requirements that apply to imports of bees into Scotland.
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10. An advisory service for those relocating to island communities (Q7–Q9)
External analysis of Islands Bond online consultation responses, carried out by Griesbach and Associates.
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