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  1. Accessible Housing and Building Standards Working Group minutes: October 2026

    Minutes from the meeting of the group on 8 October 2026.

  2. Foster Care Strategic Advisory Group: terms of reference

    Terms of reference for the group.

  3. Johne's Disease Working Group minutes: January 2026

    Minutes from the meeting of the group on 15 January 2026

  4. Johne's Disease Working Group minutes: September 2025

    minutes from Johne's Disease working group meeting on 17 September 2025

  5. Scotland's Land Use Strategy: annual progress report – 2025-2026

    Seventh annual progress report on Scotland's land use strategy, as required under Section 37A of the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009. It covers the period from April 2025 to March 2026.

  6. Bluetongue: how to spot and report the disease

    Advice on what to do if you suspect there is an outbreak of this infectious disease.

    Part of:
    Animal diseases: notifiable, reportable and non-notifiable diseases
  7. Tourism and Hospitality Industry Leadership Group minutes: 17 June 2026

    Tourism and Hospitality Industry Leadership Group minutes: 17 June 2026

  8. Private Residential Tenancy: rent adjudications

    A list of Private Residential Tenancy properties valued by Rent Service Scotland, along with the comparable properties used in their assessment.

  9. Health and care reform: staff information

    NHS staff information on Scottish Government’s plans to reform the NHS and social care to better meet people’s needs, now and in the future.

  10. Rent control assessments and periodic reports: guidance for local authorities

    Guidance issued in accordance with section 6 and section 7 of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2025. It is designed to support local authorities in carrying out their statutory duties under Part 1 of the act.

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