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skip to content home about … about me contact me disclaimer legal links general legal links courts & case law statute law legal news & journals lawyers’ groups legal links by subject area space law services to solicitors advocates alternative dispute resolution expert witnesses law accountants private investigators property centres recruitment agencies sheriff officers trust management companies sources of advice advice agencies ombudsmen etc. other professions accountants banks & building societies estate agents insurers surveyors articles law firms a to z of law firms in scotland law firms by location law firms by area of law criminal law law students law-tech more law lawyer laughs legal quotes courtroom dramas fictional firms ← older posts holyrood 2016 – manifestos on civil justice posted on april 28, 2016 by iain nisbet credit: barryob (wikimedia) just time before the election for a quick review of the parties’ views on various topics related to civil justice – based on my own skim reading of the manifestos. first, some areas of agreement. both labour and snp are in favour of abolishing fees for access to the employment tribunals. labour, snp and the conservatives all express a desire to review or reform legal aid, with the greens pressing for the scottish parliament to “enhance” it. also, all parties seem agreed that this is not something they need to pay much attention to – and have agreed not to say that much about civil justice at all. labour commit to repealing the controversial offensive behaviour at football and threatening communications (scotland) act 2012. also controversial has been the named person proposals, which attract a variety of responses. snp will “support” the named person scheme, liberal democrats will keep it under review, labour will “pause” it, while conservatives will “reverse” it and set up a crisis family fund in its place. no mention in the green manifesto. lib dems also promise to enshrine the un convention on the rights of the child in scots law. freedom of information gets a look in, with the greens pressing for routine reporting online, and the lib dems seekings its extension to cover private firms delivering public services (both excellent ideas). some serious law reform gets a look in with snp promising reforms to succession law and a consultation to the regulation of the legal profession, and the tories promoting the work of the scottish law commission and their reports – especially on defamation law. so, there you have it. i hope this helps you decide where to place your crosses and numerals next week! posted in child law , defamation , employment law , news , politics , scottish parliament | tagged holyrood , scottish conservatives , scottish greens , scottish labour , scottish liberal democrats , scottish national party | leave a comment burger vans and trading bans posted on september 9, 2015 by iain nisbet according to the scotsman ( “burger van owners claim ban infringes human rights” ), a legal challenge has been launched against north lanarkshire council ‘s policy which prohibits fast food vans from trading within a 250-metre radius of any of its schools. the policy is said to be part of the council’s efforts to combat childhood obesity. the headline refers to the fact that five van owners are apparently claiming that their human rights, as well as those of the pupils, have been infringed by the exclusion zone. exclusion zones of this sort are also in place in glasgow city council and east ayrshire council, but this is thought to be the first challenge of its kind in scotland. scott blair , the advocate representing the van owners, is reported to have argued that factors other than child health had to be taken into account when ascertaining whether the ban was legally binding. “everybody has the right to choose what kind of food they want to put into their body, no matter how healthy or undesirable that food may be. those under 16 may well be influenced by what their parents eat but everybody has a choice as to what they want to eat.” “there may be nutritional guidelines on school meals but pupils have the right to choose to bring food in from outside the school.” the nutritional guidelines in question are healthy eating in schools: a guide to implementing the nutritional requirements for food and drink in schools (scotland) regulations 2008 . legally this raises an interesting question. as mr. blair indicates, food or drink brought onto school premises by pupils is exempted from the scope of section 56a of the education (scotland) act 1980 (inserted by the schools (health promotion and nutrition) (scotland) act 2007 ). however, section 2a of the standards in scotland’s schools etc. act 2000 (also inserted by the 2007 act) imposes a general duty on education authorities to ensure that their schools are health promoting. in relation to food and drink actually served up by school canteens, the terms of the nutritional requirements for food and drink in schools (scotland) regulations 2008 prescribe various nutritional requirements for food and drink in schools. requirements for school lunches include: not less than 2 types of vegetables (not including potatoes) shall be provided every day; not less than 2 types of fruit shall be provided every day; bread shall be provided every day; oily fish must be provided at least once every 3 weeks; no savoury snacks shall be provided except – (a) savoury crackers, (b) oatcakes, or (c) breadsticks; no confectionery shall be provided and cakes, biscuits and puddings must not contain any confectionery; deep fried food shall not be provided more than 3 times in a week; chips may only be served as an accompaniment to other food. it is not clear whether this last requirement rules out the service of a roll and chips or not. while deep fried food is permitted thrice weekly, the ban on confectionery rules out that scottish staple, the deep fried mars bar . further nutritional standards are imposed, including a list of permitted drinks, which effectively bans irn-bru and sunny-d from schools. gratifyingly, the regulations do not apply to food or drink provided as part of a medically recommended diet for any pupil. finally, schools must ensure that drinking water is provided free of charge at all times to pupils on the premises of public schools. meanwhile, the legal battle over what takes place outwith the school gates continues. in the words of “piker20” on the scotsman comments page: “buy one get type 2 free”! posted in education law , news | tagged health promoting schools , irn-bru , north lanarkshire council , nutritional requirements , sheriff courts | leave a comment national priorities in education – what does the law say? posted on august 20, 2015 by iain nisbet on monday, i was fortunate to be in the audience while the first minister gave a speech on education . in that speech, she set out “twin priorities of improving attainment for all children and tackling the attainment gap between children in deprived and better off areas.” she also announced that the scottish government were now “developing a national improvement framework”. further details are promised in the forthcoming programme for government, but this seemed a good moment to review the existing statutory improvement framework and priorities in scottish education. raising standards section 3 of the standards in scotland’s schools etc. act 2000 imposes a duty on the scottish ministers to “secure improvement in the quality of school education which is provided for scotland” and a complimentary duty on education authorities to “secure improvement in the quality of school education which is provided in schools managed by them”. national priorities in education section 4 of the 2000 act requires the scottish ministers – following a period of consultation – to define “priorities in educational objectives for school education provided for scotland”. these priorities are currently set out in the ed

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