Showing 1046 publications of type Consultation paper or Consultation analysis
Consultation on proposed changes to energy standards within Scottish building regulations, including related topics such as ventilation, overheating and electric vehicle charging provision.
Consultation setting out proposals to change the Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) format leading on from proposals set out in the draft Heat in Buildings Strategy to reform the EPC framework.
Independent analysis of responses to the public consultation on draft guidance on the promotion and use of mediation in the Scottish planning system.
This consultation seeks views on a ban of the highest risk cladding materials on new buildings and to give further consideration to façade system testing. Any changes will be introduced through amendments to building regulations and supporting guidance in Section 2: fire of the technical handbooks.
Fo Achd na Gàidhlig (Alba) 2005 tha dleastanas reachdail aig Riaghaltas na h-Alba Plana Gàidhlig ullachadh. 'S e seo treas ath-thriall a' Phlana. Tha e a' mìneachadh na bun-dhleastanasan tron tèid dealas an Riaghaltais don chànan agus am Plana Cànain Nàiseanta a choileanadh n-ar raointean-obrach.
Under the Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005, we have a statutory obligation to support Gaelic through the development of a Gaelic Language Plan. This is the third iteration of our plan and outlines its commitments towards Gaelic and the National Gaelic Language Plan.
Revised adult support and protection guidance to help GPs and practitioners be confident that their actions will meet safeguarding expectations and improve outcomes.
Analysis of the responses to the public consultation on potential improvements to the legal complaints system in Scotland, which ran between 23 December 2020 and 20 February 2021.
Our analysis of responses to the consultation on guidance of the Chief Medical Officer for Scotland, on the definition of terminal illness for the purpose of disability assistance, undertaken between 12 February and 19 April 2019.
Factual high level analysis of the responses received to our discussion paper on the criminal law dealing with dangerous dogs which ran between 5 February 2021 and 30 April 2021. In total 188 responses were received.