Scotland called 'a RIGHT blether'. As part of the consultation there was a national vote in which children and young people were able to influence the Commissioner's office's work plan for the next four years. Children and young people were able to vote on what they thought the Commissioner should take action on in four key areas: Where I live, where I learn and develop, My neighbourhood or community and Scotland. On 10 February 2011, Baillie was reappointed for a second term, to serve until May 2017. At that point the Commissioner's office had a budget of £1.3million and employed fourteen people. Bruce Adamson was appointed in May 2017 for six-year term. List of commissioners Kathleen Marshall (April 2004 to April 2009); first commissioner Tam Baillie (April 2009 to May 2017) Bruce Adamson (May 2017 for six-year term) See also Social care in Scotland Timeline of young people's rights in the United Kingdom Children's Commissioner for England Children's Commissioner for Wales Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People References External links Children's rights in Scotland 2004 establishments in Scotland Government agencies established in 2004 Scottish commissions and inquiries Youth in Scotland Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body Social care in Scotland Scotland