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Departmental Publication (News and Communications)
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology

Mar. 28 2024

Source Page: New PSGA data will help speed up emergency response times
Document: New PSGA data will help speed up emergency response times (webpage)

Found: New PSGA data will help speed up emergency response times


Non-Departmental Publication (News and Communications)
Geospatial Commission

Mar. 28 2024

Source Page: New PSGA data will help speed up emergency response times
Document: New PSGA data will help speed up emergency response times (webpage)

Found: New PSGA data will help speed up emergency response times


Scottish Parliament Written Question
S6W-23353
Thursday 14th December 2023

Asked by: Lennon, Monica (Scottish Labour - Central Scotland)

Question

To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the Rape Crisis Scotland campaign, Survivors Can’t Wait, which calls for emergency waiting list funding to be extended beyond March 2024 to save 28 jobs, and for long-term sustainable funding for Rape Crisis Centres across Scotland.

Answered by Brown, Siobhian - Minister for Victims and Community Safety

Rape Crisis Scotland and other frontline services are crucial, that is why we are investing record levels of funding to support them. This includes over £5 million for the Rape Crisis network through our annual £19 million Delivering Equally Safe fund. Rape Crisis Scotland and its centres will continue to receive Delivering Equally Safe funding until March 2025, along with other DES funded projects.

I am aware and acknowledge the concerns about waiting list funding ending in March 2024. Rape Crisis Scotland was awarded a one-off grant of £2,250,000 from COVID Emergency funding from October 2021 until September 2023 to them to respond to cutting waiting lists following the pandemic. A further £580,000 was provided in June 2023 to extend the funding to March 2024. In addition Rape Crisis Scotland was issued with a grant of £65,000 in June 2023 to enable RCS to consult on sustainability options including funding diversification and service models.

Ministers are currently considering budgets for next year during a particularly challenging financial time. The Scottish Government aims to ensure the funding provided works most effectively to improve outcomes for those using services. We are working with COSLA to develop a sustainable approach to funding for violence against women and girl services.


Scottish Parliament Select Committee
Letter from the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs to the Convener, 8 January 2024
Policing Mental Health in Scotland

Correspondence Jan. 05 2024

Committee: Criminal Justice Committee

Found: Policing Mental Health in Scotland Letter from the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs to


Select Committee
Digital Mobile Spectrum Limited
SMC0002 - Supporting mobile connectivity

Written Evidence Apr. 22 2024

Committee: Public Accounts Committee

Found: ●Safety: make emergency calls for the first time in areas that are currently unconnected by any


Scottish Government Publication (FOI/EIR release)
Education Reform Directorate

Apr. 24 2024

Source Page: Teacher to primary school pupil ratio in the Western Isles council area: FOI release
Document: Teacher to primary school pupil ratio in the Western Isles council area: FOI release (webpage)

Found: how much has it cost to translate all Government correspondence, local and national, public signs, emergency


Scottish Government Publication (FOI/EIR release)
Performance, Delivery and Resilience Directorate

Mar. 12 2024

Source Page: Meetings to discuss impact of Storm Babet: EIR release
Document: FOI 202300383476 - Information Released - Annex A (PDF)

Found: Some disruption/ cancellation to west coast services.


Scottish Government Publication (FOI/EIR release)
Chief Operating Officer, NHS Scotland Directorate

Dec. 17 2023

Source Page: Humza Yousaf's meetings with NHS Lothian: FOI release
Document: FOI - 202200331303 - Annex A (PDF)

Found: •Mr Edward Dunstain, Clinical Lead, Southeast Scotland Trauma Network, Specialty Adviser to the Chief


Departmental Publication (Open consultation)
Department of Health and Social Care

Jan. 24 2024

Source Page: Proposals to expand access to take-home naloxone supplies
Document: Draft Human Medicines (Amendments Relating to Naloxone) Regulations 2024 (PDF)

Found: (3) These Regulations extend to Engl and and Wales, Scotland and Northern Irela nd.


Non-Departmental Publication (Open consultation)
Department of Health (Northern Ireland)

Jan. 24 2024

Source Page: Proposals to expand access to take-home naloxone supplies
Document: Draft Human Medicines (Amendments Relating to Naloxone) Regulations 2024 (PDF)

Found: (3) These Regulations extend to Engl and and Wales, Scotland and Northern Irela nd.