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Section 7: Facilitating Choice
A public consultation on draft statutory guidance to accompany the Social Care (Self-directed Support) (Scotland) Act 2013
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Footnotes
The new learning disability strategy in Scotland, following on from, and building on the principles and successes of The same as you?, the original review of service for people with a learning disability, published in 2000.
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7. Procurement of health or social care services
Guidance on procurement strategies and annual reports, the sustainable procurement duty, community benefit and Fair Work requirements, tenders and award of contracts.
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Consultation report - Independent Advocacy - Guide for Commissioners
The analysis and report on the responses which were received to the consultation on the revised Independent Advocacy - Guide for Commissioner
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Leaders and systems
Actions required to drive forward the changes necessary to fully implement self-directed support.
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Commissioning of public services
The new learning disability strategy in Scotland, following on from, and building on the principles and successes of The same as you?, the original review of service for people with a learning disability, published in 2000.
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Part 2 – Specific guidance for use where a public body is procuring a care and support service – the procurement process
Best practice guidance for public bodies on procurement of care and support services. Originally published in March 2016, it has been updated to reflect changes that have occurred as a result of the UK's exit from the EU and the end of the
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Commissioning is more flexible and responsive
Progress made towards implementing self-directed support in Scotland between 2011 and 2018.
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Section 7: Budgeting, Charging, Commissioning and Procurement
Update of statutory guidance originally published in 2014 which retains some of what was in the original guidance but has some important differences.
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Taking social, environmental and employment issues into account
An analysis of the responses to the 2015 consultation on public procurement reform.
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