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Lady Smith has received two applications for her General Restriction Order  (“GRO”) to be disapplied in relation to the identity of a named individual.  At present, that person is a “protected person” under the GRO. In terms of section 17 of the Inquiries...

A restriction order can protect a person’s identity by granting them anonymity. “Anonymity” means keeping the person’s identity private. An application form to make, change or cancel a restriction order is at the end of the protocol. The protocol describe...

Professor Ian Levitt (Emeritus Professor of Social Policy, University of Central Lancashire), wrote a report for the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry examining the definition of child abuse and the extent of knowledge about it within Scottish administrative d...

Professor Ian Levitt (Emeritus Professor of Social Policy, University of Central Lancashire), wrote a report for the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry examining the definition of child abuse and the extent of knowledge about it within Scottish administrative d...

Section 21 Response (1930 - 2014) - Aberlour

Bishops’ Conference Report – Extract Pages 1, 34-36 only

Report on records held - Stirling Council

Section 21 Response - Sisters of Nazareth

Updated SG Report on Child Migration

SG Report - Scottish Government