Coronavirus (COVID-19): food and drink supply chain support measures
- Coronavirus in Scotland
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- Economy
08 Jul 2020
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Coronavirus
Scotland is in Phase 2 of the route map for moving out of lockdown.
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Publications
Coronavirus (COVID-19): advice for people with specific medical conditions
- Coronavirus in Scotland
- Health and social care
08 Jul 2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19): opening of close contact services
- Coronavirus in Scotland
- Health and social care
08 Jul 2020
Consultations
Community climate action hubs: request for information
- Environment and climate change
25 Jun 2020
Initial submissions supporting the Advisory Group on Economic Recovery report: June 2020
- Coronavirus in Scotland
- Economy
22 Jun 2020
Youth justice standards: consultation analysis
- Children and families
- Communities and third sector
- Law and order
19 Jun 2020
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08 Jul 2020 16:10
Quarantine rule ends for travellers arriving from lower risk countries and territories
Public health measure lifted for some overseas travellers arriving in Scotland.
08 Jul 2020 15:45
Next steps for people shielding
Pause on shielding to be considered.
08 Jul 2020 00:01
Call to ease ‘rigid fiscal rules’ to support recovery
Joint message from devolved finance ministers.
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