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Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland

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DSDAS aims to tackle and prevent domestic abuse by enabling the public to request disclosure from the police if they suspect their current partner may have an abusive past. Requests can also be made, on their behalf, by a concerned family, member, friend or neighbour.

Statistics regarding the Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland (DSDAS) in Scotland will be published here quarterly.

DSDAS - Disclosure and Non Disclosure - Oct to Dec 2017

DSDAS - Number of Applications - Oct to Dec 2017

DSDAS - 3rd January 2019 Stats

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Worried that your partner or the partner of someone you know might have an abusive past? You have the #RightToAsk. Domestic Abuse is everyone’s business. Information now available in BSL.

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