Cladding remediation

Data and information about Scotland's Cladding Remediation Programme.

Introduction

Publications providing data and information on the progress of the Cladding Remediation Programme in Scotland.

Management information

Monthly Management Information was released for seven months, from September 2025 to March 2026, by Scotland’s Cladding Remediation Programme to provide transparency and assurance on early progress being made in taking forward Single Building Assessments via expressions of interest made to the Single Open Call. Now that the Single Open Call has closed and since SBAs can take several months to complete, publication of the Management Information will revert to a more normal and proportionate quarterly pattern. With an increasing volume of information being collected to draw on, including from developers who have signed the Developer Remediation Contract in Scotland, this change will allow time for the Cladding Remediation Programme to develop the publication, while keeping users regularly updated on progress.

The next Management Information publication will therefore cover the period to the end of June 2026 (Q2) and will be published towards the end of the summer. The confirmed date will be preannounced in line with the requirements of the Code of Practice for Statistics.  

Official statistics in development: withdrawn

In 2025, the Scottish Government’s Cladding Remediation Programme published two quarterly Official Statistics in development publications that provided users with data and information on the progress of the Cladding Remediation programme in Scotland.

After developing these, it was decided that a more frequent release of programme data would be beneficial in terms of transparency and accountability. So, the Cladding Remediation Programme implemented monthly Management Information releases, the first of which covered the period to the end of September 2025. The first of these  were based on the same operational data as the quarterly Official Statistics in development publication, which meant that the quarterly publication became surplus to requirements and was withdrawn. 

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