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Consultation on police powers to search children and young people for alcohol

David Barbour
Safety NET-works
13th April 2016
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The Scottish Government is seeking views on whether the police should be given the following search powers; The power to search a child or young person under the age of 18 for alcohol, where a constable has reasonable grounds to suspect that the person is under the age of 18 and has alcohol in a...

Consultation on a draft code of practice for stop and search

David Barbour
Safety NET-works
13th April 2016
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The Scottish Government is seeking views on whether any changes should be made to the draft Code of Practice for Stop and Search before it comes into force. The Code of Practice on Stop and Search will set out rules and guidance on when and how Stop and Search is used, how the search would...

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Today is #IDAHOBIT2022. #LGBTQI people continue to face unacceptable levels of #HateCrime in Scotland & beyond, with daily low level experiences of homo/bi/transphobia contributing to stark health & social inequalities.

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Today is #IDAHOBIT2022. If you have experienced or witnessed hate crime, report it to @PoliceScotland. You can do so by phoning 999 (emergency) / 101 (non-emergency), attending a police station, completing a hate crime reporting form online or using a 3rd Party Reporting Centre.

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Our joint commitment with @improvserv to increase collaboration and focus on accelerating the improvement and pace of change across Local Government services, is having an impact. More in our joint blog here: https://buff.ly/3LjiyWv

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We're pleased to see regional newspapers sharing stories and images from our reframing #CommunityJustice project; highlighting the skilled work being completed.

A THREAD

'Majority of Scots see benefits of community payback orders' ⬇️@bordertelegraph
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Find out more about the benefits of the Public Service Improvement Framework (PSIF) is a self-assessment from the councils and public sector organisations which have used it. Contact the IS to find out more about PSIF and how it could work for you.

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