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5. PRACTICAL SUPPORT AND TOOLS
Guidance to support public bodies in exercising their duties under the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009.
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Integrated Local Services
The Government's response to the Christie commission on the future delivery of public services.
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Annex A: Summary of Significant Achievements of The 2014 Programme
Fifth annual progress report on the Climate Ready Scotland: Scottish climate change adaptation programme (SCCAP) 2014.
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4. PSE Review Recommendations
Review of personal and social education (PSE), including the role of guidance in schools and school counselling services and the effectiveness of the provision of the universal support entitlement for children and young people in local authority
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Outcome 1: Our communities are inclusive, empowered, resilient and safe in response to the changing climate
We want to hear your views on Scotland's new five-year climate change adaptation programme to be launched in autumn 2019.
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Annex A - Analysis of Responses to Questions
This publication contains the Scottish Government's response to the consultation, 'Proposals for the creation of an Offence of Wilful Neglect or Ill-treatment with regard to services for Children under the age of 18- Further Engagement', as well as
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Independent Oversight and Assurance Group on Tayside's Mental Health Services: follow up letter on matter arising about Integration Joint Boards
Letter from Fiona Lees, Chair of the Independent Oversight and Assurance Group on Tayside’s Mental Health Services on 20 January 2022.
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Appendix 2 Revised Logic Model – Universal Health Visiting Pathway
The Universal Health Visiting Pathway was introduced in Scotland in 2015 to refocus the approach to health visiting. This is the first report of 4 that provides findings of the National Evaluation of Health Visiting. It focuses on primary research
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Redress For Survivors (Historical Child Abuse In Care) (Scotland) Act 2021: statutory guidance – applicants with convictions for serious offences
Statutory guidance for Scotland's Redress Scheme. This guidance provides further information on the process, procedure and factors to be taken into consideration where an applicant has a relevant criminal conviction for a serious offence.
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- Scotland's Redress Scheme
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Wider implications
Response to the report by the independent advisor on education reform, Professor Ken Muir.
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