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.
Policy work
The Promise Scotland's briefing ahead of the Scottish Government's debate on keeping the promise.
The Promise Scotland's response to the Scottish Government's consultation on redesigning the Children's Hearings System.
The Promise Scotland’s response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on ‘Moving On’ from care into adulthood.
The Promise Scotland's response to the Scottish Government's call for views around this Bill.
Web-friendly version of The Promise Scotland’s briefing ahead of Stage 3 debate on the Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill.
The Promise Scotland’s briefing ahead of Stage 3 debate on the Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill.
The Promise Scotland's response to the Scottish Government's consultation on the proposed Care Leaver Payment
The Promise Scotland’s response to the Education, Children and Young People Committee’s call for views on the Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill.
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?