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Appendix 3: Service mapping - full table
An independent service evaluation of the implementation of Scotland’s National ‘Take Home’ Naloxone programme which has been rolled out in Scotland since November 2010. The report presents findings on the programme's processes and structures,
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4. Impacts of fireworks
Desk-based review of evidence on the impact of fireworks, in the context of international legislation and regulations.
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Chapter 2: Principles and definition of adult at risk
The purpose of the refresh is to ensure adult support and protection guidance takes account of policy and practice developments since the Act was introduced in 2007, and thus bring the guidance up to date with current legislation and relevant
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Netherlands
This review (part 2) considers international policing approaches and responses during the easing of lockdown (up to 15 June 2020) and future considerations.
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5. Overprovision
Guidance on section 142 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 for Licensing Boards and local authorities.
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10. Adequate Time for Clinical Leaders
This consultation is on the statutory guidance that will be issued by the Scottish Ministers to accompany the Health and Care (Staffing) (Scotland) Act 2019. The guidance will support relevant organisations in meeting requirements placed on them by
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4 Inclusion of a section on children and young people (Q2)
Analysis of consultation responses received on the draft code of practice for stop and search.
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2 The Responsible Authority
MAPPA Guidance issued by Scottish Ministers under section 10(6) of the Management of Offenders etc (Scotland) Act 2005. This guidance has been developed by the Scottish Government in conjunction with the responsible authorities.
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6. Medical Examination
This pathway is relevant for children under 16 years of age (or up to 18 years of age for young people with vulnerabilities and additional support needs).
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If I decide to tell the police after I have self-referred, what will happen next?
This leaflet provides information on how to self-refer to a Sexual Assault Response Coordination Service (SARCS) in an easy read format. It provides information on accessing healthcare through NHS Scotland for anyone who has been raped or sexually
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