Simple terms explainer:
If asked by Bòrd na Gàidhlig (Scotland’s national Gaelic language body), councils must create and follow a Gaelic Language Plan. This plan sets out how the council will promote and support the use of Gaelic — for example, through bilingual signs, Gaelic events, or offering services in Gaelic.
Legal status
Statutory
Duty category
Culture and leisure
Corporate services
Duty type
Public impact
Social determinant of health
Social and community context
Emerging policy and legislation
0
Bodies with shared interest
Voice of Culture and Leisure Managers in Scotland (VOCAL)
Standards and frameworks
0