Policy work
Part of: The Promise Scotland
The Promise Scotland's policy work helps decision makers make choices that will #KeepThePromise.
It does this through influencing policy development.
The Promise Scotland doesn't routinely respond to policy consultations. Instead, it does so if:
- there is a unique perspective it can bring, or
- there is a risk of policy or legislative development which isn't in line with keeping the promise.
The Promise Scotland will provide:
- information decision makers will need, and
- insights generated through the work of The Promise Scotland.
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Policy work
Letter to Health and Social Care Committee: Evidence on the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill
Policy
The Promise Scotland's letter highlights recent research into public responses to the Scottish Government's consultation on a National Care Service.
Interim analysis of Scottish Government Consultation from researchers Mary Ann Powell, Ruth Friskney, Christina McMellon and Autumn Roesch-Marsh.
National Care Service Consultation Responses Analysis: Implications for Keeping the Promise
Reports | Policy
Analysis of Scottish Government Consultation from researchers Mary Ann Powell, Ruth Friskney, Christina McMellon and Autumn Roesch-Marsh.
Response to Scottish Government consultation on placements into Scottish residential care when a Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards order has been granted in England or Wales.
The Promise Scotland approached responding to this consultation guided by one question: will this proposal #KeepThePromise?
Letter to Health and Social Care Committee: Evidence on the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill
Policy
The Promise Scotland's letter highlights recent research into public responses to the Scottish Government's consultation on a National Care Service.
National Care Service Consultation Responses Analysis: Implications for Keeping the Promise
Reports | Policy
Analysis of Scottish Government Consultation from researchers Mary Ann Powell, Ruth Friskney, Christina McMellon and Autumn Roesch-Marsh.
Interim analysis of Scottish Government Consultation from researchers Mary Ann Powell, Ruth Friskney, Christina McMellon and Autumn Roesch-Marsh.
Fiona Duncan’s Keynote Address at the Wealth of Nations 2.0 Conference
25 November 2022
Promise Scotland highlights research on National Care Service proposals to Health and Social Care Committee
6 September 2022