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Crimes recorded under coronavirus legislation
A bulletin detailing the crimes and offences recorded by Police Scotland during February 2022.
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Section 1 - Duties on parents and local authorities
This document updates the guidance to local authorities about the provision of school transport and replaces the School Transport Guidance Circular issued in 2003 (Circular No 7/2003 ).
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- School transport guidance 2021
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Interpretation
The Police Negotiating Board for Scotland (PNBS) is a public body that negotiates the pay, terms and conditions of Police Officers in Scotland, through collective bargaining. The constitution sets out how the PNBS will reach agreements, or if
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Social Security ICT implementation
The Scottish Government’s approach to IT for Social Security.
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National Cyber Resilience Advisory Board (NCRAB) minutes: December 2023
Minutes from the meeting of the group on 5 December 2023
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Independent Oversight and Assurance Group on Tayside's Mental Health Services
Provides advice and support to the Tayside Executive Partnership as they lead the change that is required for Tayside’s mental health services.
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4. Official Statistics on clear up rates
Statistics on crimes and offences recorded and cleared up by the police in Scotland, split by crime or offence group and by local authority. This bulletin also includes a new chapter which presents an estimate of how many cyber-crimes were recorded
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Crimes recorded under coronavirus legislation
A document outlining the crimes and offences recorded by the police in Scotland during the month of December 2021.
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Members
The Police Negotiating Board for Scotland (PNBS) is a public body that negotiates the pay, terms and conditions of Police Officers in Scotland, through collective bargaining. The constitution sets out how the PNBS will reach agreements, or if
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Annex 3: Comparisons with England & Wales and Northern Ireland
Statistics on crimes and offences recorded and cleared up by the police in Scotland, split by crime or offence group and by local authority.
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