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Improving Our Homes
This consultation runs in conjunction with the Energy Efficient Scotland route map and asks for views on proposals on standard setting for domestic and non-domestic properties, access to EPC data, and on legislation.
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11. Requirement for further guidance (Q10)
Analysis of consultation responses to guidance to local authorities on Part 9 of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 on allotments.
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5 Shortlisted Options
This research focuses on the options for an infrastructure charging mechanism.
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1. Section One - views on how the Inquiry could operate
This report sets out findings from public engagement that took place between 24 August and the end of September 2021. This engagement focused on draft aims and principles for a Scottish COVID-19 public inquiry. Feedback, as synthesised in this report
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Appendix A. Equalities Impact Assessment
This report considers the potential impacts of introducing the draft National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) including on protected characteristics.
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A democratic, outward-looking Scotland
Working together to build a greener, fairer, independent Scotland.
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2. Revisions to the Licensing Order
This consultation seeks views on the Scottish Government's short-term lets draft Licensing Order and Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA). The Scottish Government intends to lay the Licensing Order at the Scottish Parliament in September
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Global Issues and International Policy
We have used the opportunity provided by the UK Government's Integrated Review to re-state our position on key international issues. This paper highlights a number of areas in which Scotland has a distinctive approach and makes a significant
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3. South West Region
The Review contains a national and six regional socio-economic baseline reviews that can be used to inform impact assessments for future sectoral plans for offshore wind, wave and tidal development.
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Appendix (see paragraph 1 of the Rules)
This circular sets out the revised non-statutory arrangements known as the‘Crichel Down Rules’ under which surplus Government land which wasacquired by, or under a threat of, compulsion should be offered back to formerowners and their successors
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