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Lilias Graham Trust | First Minister’s Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates The Lilias Graham Trust, which is based in Thornhill, near Stirling, has been a lifeline for families in Scotland for decades, during which
Education (National Improvement Framework) | Scottish Parliament debates Outcomes for care-experienced children are conspicuous by their absence from the statement, but that is hardly surprising, given the issues
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Assessments (Delays) | Portfolio Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates I also note the inclusion of the £29 million ASN plan in yesterday’s draft budget.
Stroke Awareness | Scottish Parliament debates I thank members from all parties for supporting my motion and allowing it to be debated.
Protection for Children (Physical Restraint and Seclusion) | Topical Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland’s call for it to introduce “leg
Protection for Children (Physical Restraint and Seclusion) | Topical Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates We are now six years on from the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland’s report “No Safe Place: Restraint and Seclusion in Scotl
Protection for Children (Physical Restraint and Seclusion) | Topical Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates I am happy to work with the cabinet secretary on the guidance, but I fear that the words of the then Children and Young People’s Commissione
Homelessness | Portfolio Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to end homelessness. (S6O-03899)
Homelessness | Portfolio Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates To be frank, the current action is not working.
Additional Support Needs (Training and Resources) | First Minister’s Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates My constituent Vicki Tocher’s son, Isaac, is a seven-year-old child who has a brain disorder and autism, which has left him with the develop