Examples of Scottish Partnership in a sentence
The Bulletin is also copied to the Scottish Partnership Forum, Local Authority Chief Executives, Directors of Housing, Social Work and Finance as well as to health related agencies and voluntary organisations for information.
External:Liaison with third sector; other public bodies; regional cancer networks and national cancer teams i.e. (Scottish Cancer Taskforce) Scottish Partnership in Palliative Care (SPPC).
In these circumstances we will charge you for the work done prior to that date.14.7 If you are a company (registered or unregistered), Limited Liability Partnership or Scottish Partnership, we may have to report any discrepancies on Registers between information collected from Companies House, and information gathered while fulfilling our anti-money laundering duties, to Companies House.14.8 We are obliged to keep your affairs confidential.
The Scottish Partnership Forum issued guidance to the NHS on the subject and further requirements have been created by the Race Relations (Amendment) Act on the monitoring of training, grievances, disciplinary procedures, performance appraisals and dismissals.
The Comhairle’s view, specifically, was that the Scottish Chapter (the Scottish Partnership Agreement) should have had a stronger islands dimension with a strong policy commitment to support islands and peripheral areas and in doing so recognise the specific challenges and needs of geographical areas which suffer from severe and permanent natural or demographic handicaps.
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care and the Scottish Executive, Edinburgh.
The Cicely Saunders Foundation, Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care and the National Council for Hospice and Specialist Palliative Care Services; 2003.
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care and the Scottish Executive (2006) Making Good Care Better.National practice statements for general palliative care in adult care homes in Scotland.
Sainsbury’s Property Scottish Limited PartnershipFurther to the funding plan agreed with the Scheme’s Trustees, on 17 June 2010 Sainsbury’s established the Sainsbury’s Property Scottish Partnership (the “Partnership”) with the Scheme.
This pop-up stand is provided by people who have lived experience of long term conditions and planning for the future.Further funding has been secured from Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership to explore ways in which communities can provide support to those who need it.APPENDIX 6 CreditsThis report was developed by the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care working with the Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief Stakeholder Group.