Fishing - additional quota allocation - 2021: consultation analysis
This document provides an analysis of responses and outcome to the ‘Consultation on the allocation of Additional Quota for 2021’.
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Ending destitution together: strategy
A strategy to improve support for people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) living in Scotland.
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Marine assessment 2020: headlines and next steps - booklet
The Headlines and Next Steps booklet is a summary of Scotland's Marine Assessment 2020. It presents summaries of the already published detailed assessments.
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Manufacturing recovery plan: consultation analysis – March 2021
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.
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Social enterprise: action plan
Plan reasserting our long-term vision of social enterprise at the forefront of a new wave of ethical and socially responsible business in Scotland.
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National Islands Plan through a COVID Lens: survey results
Summary of key findings after the six main local authorities with islands were invited to consider the impact of the (COVID-19) pandemic on the delivery of National Island Plan commitments and how these should be prioritised going forward.
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UK/EU relationship: letter from Constitution Secretary to UK government
Letter from Constitution Secretary Michael Russell to Minister of State at the Cabinet Office Lord Frost.
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Open Government Action Plan commitment 5: transparency in exiting the EU
Progress reports on our commitment to be open and share information about the UK's exit from the EU, as part of our open government action plan.
This publication is part of a collection: Open Government Action Plan 2018-2020
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Steadfastly European, Scotland's past, present and future
Steadfastly European, Scotland’s Past, Present and Future reflects on the impacts of Brexit and re-emphasises our ongoing commitment to European values.
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After Brexit: The UK Internal Market Act and devolution
Devolution has benefitted Scotland hugely, allowing decisions that matter to people in Scotland to be taken here. Developments since the Brexit vote put this at risk - culminating in the UK Internal Market Act, which directly constrains devolution. This paper explains why and the choice we now face.