Where the bank is not able to issue either a waiver or letter of comfort, we may consider moderation, where the college can provide a standstill agreement with the bank or recent correspondence with the bank showing their intended actions relating to the college. Scottish and Welsh Farmland Being Corporatised in Fake Environmental ‘Carbon Offset’ Scam 1 May 2022 We will take intervention action in line with our published college oversight: support and intervention framework: Annex A of that framework sets out intervention triggers and tools, alongside the associated actions available to ESFA. This includes the issue of a notice to improve where the corporation’s moderated financial health grade is ‘inadequate’. Moderation

A formal letter of waiver or letter of comfort from the bank, pertaining to the financial year which is being assessed, showing intended actions arising. Where a corporation can demonstrate that reasonable and planned expenditure or activities has, or will, result in a deterioration to an ‘inadequate’ autoscore grade over a single year only, which does not reflect the (better) underlying financial position of the college.Corporations or designated institutions, that are in a group structure with a higher education institution as their parent body, may apply for moderation of their autoscore grade or ESFA may wish to moderate the grade, taking into consideration the subsidiary / parent relationship. Special moderation procedures will apply and considerations will include (but are not limited to) the financial health of the parent body, any financial guarantees or letters of comfort provided by the parent body, the pattern of any financial support provided and the nature of the relationship and / or transactions between the bodies. ESFA will moderate the autoscore grade by assessing both the underlying financial health of the designated institution or corporation and its medium to long term sustainability. ESFA may require the corporation / designated institution to provide bespoke information. Self-assessment An introduction to planning law in Scotland • The Scottish planning system • Making a planning application • Permitted development • Appeals • Enforcement • Certificates of lawful use and development • Rural dwellings policies • Huts and hutting • Crofting • Other land issues

Zero Carbon Watch: Labour and Plaid Cymru destroying natural woods in Wales, selling off grazing to corporate interests to ‘offset their carbon footprint’ 12 February 2022 We currently assess solvency using an adjusted current ratio, this being the ratio between current assets and current liabilities. The ratio excludes [footnote 1]: Corporations are entities that operate one or more colleges. They have the legal status of statutory corporations and exempt charities. A college is a charitable activity undertaken by its corporation; it does not have a separate legal identity distinct from that of its corporation.

The main limitation with it is that (like other affordable housing policies) it only applies to people with a strong local connection. This is defined differently by different councils, but living or working in the area for a period such as 12 months is often the main criterion. Local people should have priority, no doubt, but people who move around, are as much in need of affordable housing as people who stay put. Crofting: traditional British land tenure enshrined in law after battles of the 1880s 20 October 2017

You may not have all the answers to the questions raised in this planner, and that is okay. Record it in the ‘Need’ category and you can return to it later. Permissions Also consider whether publishing project materials online or using open licences is appropriate. For example, the materials may be culturally sensitive or third parties may own rights in them.

Dukes of Westminster pumped millions into secretive offshore firms and avoided billions of pounds in tax 24 November 2017 Social Cleansing: Tories new anti-Traveller laws set to criminalise nomadic way of life 10 March 2021 Please cite this resource as: ‘Digitisation Project Planner’(2023) Mathilde Pavis, Andrea Wallace and Sarah Saunders, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, CC BY 4.0. Nine Gaza land protesters shot dead by IDF snipers, at least six journalists shot and wounded 7 April 2018