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  1. Further Education

    The following information relates to projects with a capital value of £5 million or more which are at the outline business case (or equivalent) approved stage or beyond.

    Publication type
    Progress report
    Date
    22 December 2021
    Part of:
    Infrastructure Investment Plan 2021-22 to 2025-26: major capital projects progress update - September 2021

  2. Coronavirus (COVID-19) - education sector: Deputy First Minister statement 8 December 2020

    Ministerial Statement by the Deputy First Minister John Swinney in the Scottish Parliament, on the education sector on Tuesday 8 December 2020.

    Publication type
    Speech/statement
    Date
    08 December 2020

  3. Coronavirus (COVID-19): commercial leases - letter from Minister for Public Finance

    Open letter to business leaders to promote new powers in the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 to extend the notice period before a commercial lease can be terminated for non-payment of rent.

    Publication type
    Correspondence
    Date
    10 April 2020

  4. Footnotes

    Sets out standards expected from Aquaculture Production Businesses in Scotland (“APBs”) in order to provide for the containment of fish on fish farms and to prevent their escape in relation to marine mammal interactions.

    Publication type
    Advice and guidance
    Date
    21 September 2021
    Part of:
    Aquaculture: code of practice

  5. Chapter 3: Part 1 - Administration & Management of wild fisheries

    This is a consultation on draft provisions for a Wild Fisheries Bill, these provisions adopt an all species approach, while promoting conservation and good management of our wild fisheries resources.

    Publication type
    Consultation paper
    Date
    08 February 2016
    Part of:
    Draft provisions for a Wild Fisheries (Scotland) Bill/Draft Wild Fisheries Stratgey: a consultation

  6. 2.0 Questions around Leadership, Quality and Innovation

    This report provides an analysis of responses to our consultation on proposals for a healthcare science national delivery plan.

    Publication type
    Consultation analysis
    Date
    01 July 2015
    Part of:
    Healthcare science national delivery plan consultation: analysis of responses

  7. 12 Other issues (Q22)

    Analysis of responses received during consultation on international development policy.

    Publication type
    Consultation analysis
    Date
    29 September 2016
    Part of:
    Meeting global challenges and making a difference - aligning international development policy with global goals: analysis of responses

  8. 2.0 CHANGING CONTEXT

    Strategy to developing NHSScotland Leadership and so deliver quality.

    Publication type
    Strategy/plan
    Date
    05 January 2010
    Part of:
    Delivering Quality Through Leadership: NHSScotland Leadership Development Strategy

  9. 4. Delivering Smart, Local Energy Systems

    An independent analysis of the responses to the consultation on a Scottish Energy Strategy: The Future of Energy in Scotland.

    Publication type
    Consultation analysis
    Date
    14 November 2017
    Part of:
    The future of energy in Scotland: consultation analysis

  10. 4. Overview of Accountability

    Main findings arising from research of the current landscape of the accountability of Public Services in Scotland.

    Publication type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    06 September 2019
    Part of:
    Accountability of public services in Scotland: baseline evidence review and analysis
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