These policy positions, previously set out in Reform Scotland reports and briefings, form our rolling manifesto
Local priorities cannot in anyway be accounted for in the way that local taxation operates…
The 14 health boards in Scotland are quangos, with little direct accountability to their populations.…
Our work has revealed real differences exist with regards to access arrangements across Scotland’s GP…
Reform Scotland fundamentally disagrees with the idea of a single police force across Scotland as…
Reform Scotland believes that this pledge should be removed and greater operational freedom be given…
Quangos are not sufficiently accountable to the Scottish Parliament or the Scottish people. The current…
Welfare expenditure is currently divided between two departments, HMRC and the Department for Work and…
Research carried out by Reform Scotland has highlighted the fact that a large number of…
The UK system for taxing benefits is overly complicated, totally inefficient and not at all…
Although Income Tax is due to be devolved to Scotland, the Scottish Government will not…
A study by Edinburgh Airport has suggested that the Scottish Government’s pledge to cut the…
As long as a partnership provider meets the standards set by both Education Scotland and…
Entitlement to government-funded nursery provision begins the term after a child turns three. As a…
Research by the OECD demonstrates that systems with high levels of autonomy tend to fare…