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Consultation sought views on whether the Scottish Land Court and the Lands Tribunal for Scotland should be merged. It also asked further questions about related administrative issues relating to the bodies.
Whether the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) should provide a Further Education Teaching Programme for individuals seeking registration as a further education teacher with the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS).
This document provides an analysis of responses and outcome to the ‘Consultation on the allocation of Additional Quota for 2021’.
Report of the responses received to our consultation on Judicial Mandatory Retirement Age (MRA), which welcomed views on the MRA for devolved judicial office holders in Scotland whose MRA falls within the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament.
Summary report presenting the findings to a consultation on - "Making Scotland's Future: A Recovery Plan for Manufacturing". In addition, Annex 1 within this document signposts to a range of public sector funded support initiatives and organisations available to help manufacturers.
On 23 November 2020 the Scottish Government launched “A consultation on the regulation of electricians”. A total of 100 responses were received. 44 responses were from individuals and 40 from organisations, while the other respondents did not specify.
A discussion paper on the proposed aims and actions for the UK Dolphin and Porpoise Strategy.
Analysis of responses to the consultation on a draft new air quality strategy for Scotland.
The Children (Scotland) Act 2020 gives the Scottish Ministers the power to regulate child contact centres. This consultation seeks views on various aspects of what regulation of child contact centres would look like.
This consultation focuses on the register of child welfare reporters, the register of curators ad litem in cases under section 11 of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 and the register of solicitors appointed where a person has been prohibited from personally conducting a case themselves.