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Social Security Scotland Register of Interests 2024-25

The framework is a list of measures co-designed with people with lived experience of the social security system. The measures relate to the commitments set out in Our Charter. Every year we collect relevant and available information and data for the measures, put it into the framework and then publish the results. Last year’s framework contained data for 2021-22. You can find out more about the purpose of the framework and how it was made in the Social Security Scotland Charter Measurement Framework and the Charter Measurement Framework Co-Design report and summary.

Social Security Scotland - Annual Report Local Authority Breakdown - 2023 - 2024

This report presents findings from research carried out with Social Security Scotland clients, staff and partners in 2024. The research was designed to provide data for a range of measures in the 2023-24 Charter Measurement Framework. Alongside the Client Survey, it forms a key source of data on people’s experiences of Social Security Scotland. A summary version of the report is also available.

Our Charter is reviewed every five years. In 2023 it was reviewed for the first time. As part of the process to review the Charter, researchers and officials also revised the Charter Measurement Framework. This measures update is the new version of the framework. The research report outlines the findings underpinning the changes.

This report presents findings from the Annual Client Panels Survey 2023. The research was designed to gather insights from clients about aspects of their experience which (usually) happen after they receive a decision from Social Security Scotland, such as the experience of receiving recurring payments and reporting a change of circumstances.