The Chief Scientist Office is part of the Health and Wellbeing Directorate of the Scottish Government. The Chief Scientist (Health) is currently Professor Dame Anna Dominiczak.[1]
| Communities | Equality, Inclusion and Human Rights Directorate · Local Government and Housing · Public Service Reform · Social Security · Tackling Child Poverty and Social Jusitce · Ukraine Resettlement |
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| Corporate | Communications and Ministerial Support · Corporate Transformation and Workplace · COVID Inquries Response · Digital · Financial Management · Legal Services (Solicitor to the Scottish Government) · People · Propriety and Ethics · Scottish Procurement and Property |
| Economy | Chief Economist · Culture and Major Events (*) · Economic Development · International Trade and Investment · Jobs and Wellbeing Economy |
| Education and Justice | Children and Families · Early Learning and Childcare · Education Reform · Justice · Learning · Lifelong Learning and Skills · Safer Communities |
| Exchequer | Budget and Public Spending · Fiscal Sustainability and Exchequer Development · Internal Audit and Assurance · Tax and Revenues |
| Health and Social Care | Chief Medical Officer · Chief Nursing Officer · Chief Operating Officer, NHS Scotland · Digital Health and Care · Health and Social Care Finance, Digital and Governance · Health Workforce · Healthcare Quality and Improvement · Mental Health · People, Appointments and Governance · Population Health · Primary Care · Social Care and National Care Service Development |
| Net Zero | Agriculture and Rural Economy · Energy and Climate Change · Environment and Forestry · Marine · Offshore Wind |
| Strategy and External Affairs | Constitution · Culture and Major Events (*) · EU · External Affairs · Parliamentary Counsel Office · Performance, Delivery and Resilience · Strategy |
| Notes | (*) = Culture and Major Events is shared between two Director-Generals. References: The Scottish Government webpage, Retrieved 2024-07-15. |
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