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Partnership working and innovation
Findings from a thematic case study from year three of the evaluation focusing on issues of partnership working, innovation and prevention.
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Community Cohesion & Safety
The race equality action plan sets out the key actions for the Scottish Government to drive positive change for minority ethnic communities.
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Recorded Crime in Scotland
Monthly data report on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the justice system in Scotland, including information from Police Scotland, Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service, Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service, and Scottish Prison Service.
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Section 4: Stakeholder Views 2019
The findings and recommendations contained in this report are the outcome of discussions between Dr Michael Rosie and a range of interested parties, including march and parade organisers, local authorities, and Police Scotland.
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Chapter Twenty‑two - Training, continuing professional development and learning culture
First independent review of complaint handling, misconduct and investigations since the creation of new policing structures in 2013. Dame Elish Angiolini reviewed the effectiveness of the new systems for dealing with complaints against the police,
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4. Delegation and Approval Rates
Statistics on planning application decision-making timescales for 2022-2023. Historic annual statistics back to 2018-2019 are also presented.
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B. Methodological detail
Findings from research exploring public sector practitioner understandings and experiences of extremism in Scotland.
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Child Protection Improvement Programme: external advisory group meeting, August 2016
Agenda, summary and associated documents from the first meeting of the Child Protection Improvement Programme external advisory group.
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How the data was collected
Evaluation of Police and Fire Reform: Year 3 national key informants report and summary of evidence.
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2016 survey results
This 2016 survey was conducted by academics at the Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection at the University of Stirling.
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