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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Children and Families Collective Leadership Group minutes - 21 May 2020
Minutes from the meeting of the group on 21 May 2020.
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Chapter 4 - An Empowered, Equal and Safe Scotland
The Programme for Government sets out our plans for the next year, including the Bills that will be introduced to the Scottish Parliament.
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Section 2: Action Area 2 – Identify perpetrators and disrupt their activity
Annual progress report and review of the trafficking and exploitation strategy and a report setting out implementation progress in 2019 to 2020.
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Part 2 - The Adaptation Programme
Programme setting out Ministers objectives, policies and proposals to tackle the climate change impacts identified for Scotland.
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10. National Guidance and Statutory Footing
A report relating to the development of Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conferences (Maracs) covering views, themes and recommendations identified at a series of stakeholder deep dive sessions in 2021.
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Executive Summary
The Independent Review of Funding and Commissioning of Violence Against Women and Girls Services was led by Lesley Irving, former Head of the Scottish Government’s Equality Unit, who was supported by an Advisory Group comprising key figures from
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Summary of the Main Findings
Analysis report of responses received to the consultation on a Ministerial statement for modifying local connection referrals in Scotland.
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Section 1: Multi-agency adult protection arrangements
Consultation on guidance on the involvement of GPs in Multi-agency Adult Protection arrangements
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The Practices of Prevention
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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Executive Summary
The Programme for Government sets out our plans for the next year, including the Bills that will be introduced to the Scottish Parliament.
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