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Tuesday 19/04/2005
Electronic newsletter providing information to interested parties on the work of the Scottish Executive Victims and Witnesses Unit
To provide practitioners with a brief guide to the Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Act 2004 and information about how it is being implemented. This booklet is likely to be of interest to Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service staff, other legal practitioners, children's reporters, the police, court personnel, social workers, Victim Support Scotland volunteers and workers in other support organisations.
This guidance, which is issued jointly by the Scottish Executive and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), supersedes the guidance issued in September 2003. It describes the scope, regulatory and technical requirements of the Regulations, how they should be applied, and explains the main legal provisions. The guidance is intended particularly for operators of incineration and co-incineration plants, SEPA, waste producers and waste managers.
Monday 18/04/2005
The Final Report of the independent evaluation of Phase One of the national health demonstration project, Starting Well. The evaluation was carried out by Glasgow University.
A web only report accompanying Insight 18 by IAC Division (ASU: Children, Young People & Social Care)
The report of a SWIA investigation into the post-release supervision of a sex offender in North Lanarkshire who committed a serious sex offence while subject to community supervision on Extended Sentence. The report describes and analyses the quality of the services offered by the agencies responsible for supervision. It finds that while risk cannot be eliminated entirely there were significant shortfalls in performance. The report ends with key national recommendations to improve practice.
The Executive Summary of the independent evaluation report of Phase One of Starting Well, the early years national health demonstration project. The evaluation was carried out by Glasgow University.
Guidance to support implementation in Scotland of Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health recommendations on child health screening and surveillance activity.
Reid Howie Associates were commissioned to undertake an analysis of the responses received to the consultation on draft guidance on inplementation of Health for All Children in Scotland. This is the report of the analysis.
Reid Howie Associates were commissioned to undertake an analysis of the responses received to the consultation on draft guidance on inplementation of Health for All Children in Scotland. This is a summary of the analysis.
An education research publication by IAC (ASU: Children, Young People & Social Care)
Friday 15/04/2005
This report presents the results of an evaluation of Housing Association Grant for Rent in Scotland from 1989 to 2002. The objectives were to examine:
The selection of HAG as a programme and its consequences
Key outputs and effective targeting
Sustainability and claimed neighbourhood effects
Rent levels and affordability
Quality of housing units
Cost trends
Programme management
Balance of public and private funding
A Web only Report by IAC Division on behalf of policy division (Youth Justice & Children's Hearings)
A Web only Report by IAC Division on behalf of policy division (Youth Justice & Children's Hearings)
Responses to Consultation
A Web only Report by IAC Division on behalf of policy division (Youth Justice & Children's Hearings)
Processing and Marketing Grants Non-Capital Guidance Notes
The second phase of the Tolled Bridges Review examines broader issues, relating to the management, operation and maintenance of the tolled bridges, including how tolled bridges may relate to the proposed new regional and national transport arrangements.
Thursday 14/04/2005
A quantitative study of young people's perceptions and opinions about 'enterprise' to inform the Scottish Executive's Determined to Succeed strategy.
A quantitative study of young people's perceptions and opinions about 'enterprise' to inform the Scottish Executive's Determined to Succeed strategy