Consultation: The Requirements for Community Learning and Development (Scotland) Regulations 2013
Consultation: Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill
Consultation: Strategic Guidance for Community Learning and Development
Strategic Guidance – CDAS response
Consultation: Review of Unified Voluntary Sector and CLD Headquarters Funds
UVF and CLD HQ Funds – CDAS response
Consultation: Building a Sustainable Future: Scottish Government Regeneration Discussion Paper
Sustainable Future – CDAS Response
Consultation: Christie Commission on the Future of Public Services in Scotland
Christie Commission – CDAS Response
Consultation: A Framework for Community Action on Climate Change
Climate framework – CDAS Response
Consultation: Patients’ Rights Bill for users of the NHS in Scotland
Patients rights – CDAS Response
Consultation: Scottish Government Discussion Paper on Tackling Poverty, Inequality and Deprivation in Scotland
Povery and deprivation – CDAS Response
Consultation: Local Healthcare Bill closing date 1 April 2008
Description: The Scottish Government consulted on its proposals “to encourage greater public and patient involvement in the planning and delivery of local NHS services in Scotland” by direct elections to NHS Boards. Though CDAS does not have a collective position on the principle of such elections, this short response makes a few points essentially about the continuing need for community development and broader means of engagement with communities whatever system is adopted.
Consultation Document Local healthcare bill – CDAS Response
Consultation: Better Health, Better Care: A Discussion Document
Closing date: 12 November 2007
Description: “A discussion about the priorities for health and wellbeing in Scotland”. “It describes the building blocks of our approach and demonstrates our commitment to engagement and involvement in everything we do. It poses a series of questions to give you the chance to shape the action plan we will publish in December 2007. This will be a detailed plan, with a timetable for action for NHSScotland at national, regional and local level, as well as a series of commitments from our key delivery partners.”
