Blog post. That survey - and what it could have asked

Mark Smith

Blog post. That survey - and what it could have asked

Mark Smith (Blog post author)

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The Scottish Government’s National Health and Well-being census is eliciting the biggest customary controversy over the respective roles of parents and the state in bringing up children since the Named Person debacle. But there are also broader issues being played out.

Original language	English
Type	Blog Post
Media of output	Online Blog
Publisher	Common Weal
Publication status	Published - 16 Dec 2021

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