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3. Consultation
Partial business and regulatory impact assessment of proposals to restrict promotions of food and drink high in fat sugar or salt (HFSS).
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Alcohol - Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) - continuation and future pricing: consultation analysis
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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The components of our strategic response
Sets out how and why our COVID-19 response strategy will change in light of new conditions and what a move beyond Level 0 will look like.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Phase 3: Scotland's route map update – 10 September 2020
Update to Scotland's route map setting out further Phase 3 changes, as we transition through and out of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Local government finance circular 9/2020: COVID-19 grant funding scheme phase 2
Local government finance circular containing the guidance for phase 2 of the grant funding schemes: small business grant fund and retail, hospitality and leisure grant fund guidance. This is an annex to circular 8/2020.
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- Local government finance circulars
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3 Commercial Case
Phase 1 of the Full Business Case (FBC) that underpins the design for the deposit return scheme for Scotland.
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Marriage and Civil Partnership
Third two-monthly report to the Scottish Parliament on the steps taken to ensure that the solemnisation of marriages and registration of civil partnerships continues to be available and on the number of marriages and civil partnerships that have
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3 Just Enterprise Beneficiary Experience and Benefits
Summary findings of the review of the business support to third sector organisations contract, the service known as ‘Just Enterprise’.
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Executive Summary
Wave 2 findings (data collected from 17 July and 17 August 2020) indicate increased rates of suicidal thoughts, no significant changes in rates of depression or anxiety, and an improvement in most other indicators of mental health and wellbeing,
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Improving Access to Finance for Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Entrepreneurs
This assessment outlines how the Scottish National Investment Bank can reduce inequalities of outcome arising from socioeconomic disadvantage in accordance with the Fairer Scotland Duty to which it is subject.
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