Providing scrutiny and supportive challenge to policy makers and those providing services to veterans is an important aspect of the Scottish Veterans Commissioner’s Role. The Scottish Government has accepted all recommendations made in SVC reports and has continued to drive improvements aimed at making things better for veterans and their families living in Scotland.

Progress towards delivery is monitored by the Commissioner. Her assessment of progress is based on factual updates provided by Scottish Government officials, along with other evidence available and the Commissioner’s own knowledge and observations.

Key

  • Not implemented
  • Partially implemented
  • Implemented but work should continue to embed
  • Fully implemented
  • Superseded

A standard traffic lights scale is used to rate and show progress. The aim is to provide an independent and impactful visual of overall progress so we can see ‘how we are doing’. The picture it presents supports scrutiny and debate around delivery of SVC recommendations and helps focus attention on areas where more effort is required.

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Are you a female veteran or a service provider, employer or charity that works with female veterans?

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Are you a female veteran or a service provider, employer or charity that works with female veterans? You could help the Female Veterans Transformation Programme transform services for women veterans by completing a questionnaire and registering your interest in upcoming focus groups. Learn more at http://fvtp.org.uk #WomenVeterans #FemaleVeterans
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April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. My #AnythingButUniform report highlights the importance of effective care and support for veterans and their families affected by limb loss, as well as opportunities to lead fulfilling lives and successful second careers for those who wish.

Thank you again to @blesma members for sharing their experiences with me during research for my report.

#LimbLossAwarenessMonth #Blesma #LimblessVeterans
April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. My #AnythingButUniform report highlights the importance of effective care and support for veterans and their families affected by limb loss, as well as opportunities to lead fulfilling lives and successful second careers for those who wish. Thank you again to @blesma members for sharing their experiences with me during research for my report. #LimbLossAwarenessMonth #Blesma #LimblessVeterans
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It was a privilege to present Christian Jetuah with the Reservist of the Year Award at the Scottish Veterans Awards on Wednesday. 

Congratulations to Christian and all other winners and finalists - I had a hugely inspiring evening seeing their successes recognised and celebrated.

#VeteransAwards #VeteransScotland #Reservists
It was a privilege to present Christian Jetuah with the Reservist of the Year Award at the Scottish Veterans Awards on Wednesday. Congratulations to Christian and all other winners and finalists - I had a hugely inspiring evening seeing their successes recognised and celebrated. #VeteransAwards #VeteransScotland #Reservists
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