Police Scotland's Gaelic Language Plan

We are seeking your views to help shape Police Scotland's Gaelic Language Plan 2021-26.

Your opinions will help us to shape and validate our approach and make sure that our Plan fits with expectations.

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Our draft Plan was prepared within the framework of the Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005, and it sets out to support the National Gaelic Language Plan’s overarching aim that “Gaelic is used more often, by more people and in a wider range of situations”.

The Plan sets out for comment our proposed commitments in support of the National Gaelic Language Plan to:

Increase the use of Gaelic
Increase the learning of Gaelic
Promote a positive image of Gaelic.

We invite you to take part in this consultation: Click here to access the Gaelic Language Plan 2021-26 - Consultation

The survey will remain open until 5 Sept 2021 and take no longer than 8 minutes to complete.

Thank you for taking the time to contribute to this Police Scotland commitment.

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