2113 Publications

We are required by the Harbours Act 1964 to publish the decisions made by Scottish Ministers on applications for Harbour Orders.

This Development Management Transport Appraisal Guidance (DPTAG) is intended to enable the preparation of a Transport Appraisal to support decision making for Local Development Plans (LDPs).

The Trunk Road Adaptation Plan (TRAP) is linked to the Transport Scotland’s Approach to Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience (ACCAR), which aims to provide an approach to adaptation to address the key climate risks affecting Scotland’s transport system. The TRAP screening aligns with the ACCAR Vision for “A transport system which is well adapted and prepared for current and future impacts of climate change, safe for all users, reliable for everyday journeys, and resilient to weather related disruption.” The TRAP provides an action focussed approach to achieving this outcome, where it addresses road safety challenges, maintaining a reliable Trunk Road Network and focuses on resilient infrastructure to ensure the functionality of essential routes.

Legally-binding agreement setting out the specification for the CHFS services, together with reporting and monitoring arrangements that CFL will deliver against.

Letter committing Scottish Minister’s to funding the CHFS services, as set out in the grant agreement, that will be managed by Transport Scotland through an annual Budget Allocation and Monitoring process.

Legally-binding agreement that provides arrangements for Scottish Ministers having decisive influence over strategic objectives and significant decisions of CalMac.

Legally-binding agreement setting out governance and accountability arrangements, commonly in place for Non-Departmental Public Bodies.

Updated and required under Companies Act 2006 & set out the rules for David MacBrayne Ltd’s internal management and governance.

Updated and required under Companies Act 2006 & set out the rules for CalMac Ferries Ltd’s internal management and governance.

High-level document setting out principles, behaviours and expectations of each of the tripartite organisations.