Chamber and committees

The information requested is shown in the following table

Late Fetal Deaths in Ayrshire and Arran, 2007, by Month of Death

Month	Late Fetal Deaths
Total	15
January	*
February	*
March	*
April	*
May	*
June	*
July	*
August	*
September	*
October	*
November	*
December	*

Source ISD Scotland.

Note: *Numbers under five have not been disclosed.

The information requested is shown in the following table:

Number of Stillbirths, 2007 by Month of Death

Month	Stillbirths
Total	327
January	30
February	29
March	24
April	28
May	28
June	29
July	24
August	25
September	28
October	25
November	23
December	34

Source ISD Scotland.

The information requested is shown in the following table:

Stillbirths, 2007 by NHS board of treatment.  

NHS Board of Treatment	Stillbirths
Total	327
Ayrshire and Arran	27
Borders	*
Dumfries and Galloway	6
Fife	21
Forth Valley	14
Grampian	33
Greater Glasgow	106
Highland	14
Lanarkshire	25
Lothian	51
Orkney	-
Shetland	-
Tayside	25
Domicillary	*

Source ISD Scotland.

Note: *Small numbers (less than five) are not disclosed as these are potentially disclosive of patient identity.

The information requested is shown in the following table:

Stillbirths in Ayrshire and Arran, 2007 by Hospital of Death

Month	Stillbirths
Crosshouse Hospital	27
Total	27

Source ISD Scotland.

The information requested is shown in the following table:

Neonatal Deaths in Ayrshire and Arran, 2007 by Month of Death

Month	Neonatal Deaths Number	Neonatal Deaths Rate per 1,000 Live Births
Total	18	4.8
January	*	*
February	*	*
March	*	*
April	-	-
May	*	*
June	*	*
July	*	*
August	*	*
September	*	*
October	*	*
November	*	*
December	-	-

Source ISD Scotland.

Note: *Small numbers (less than five) and rates derived from these are not disclosed, as these are potentially disclosive of patient identity.

The information requested can be found at the following website:

http://www.isdscotland.org/isd/information-and-statistics.jsp?pContentID=3119&p_applic=CCC&p_service=Content.show&.

Table 19b in the following publications: Scottish Perinatal and Infant Mortality & Morbidity Report 2007; Scottish Perinatal and Infant Mortality & Morbidity Report 2006; Scottish Perinatal and Infant Mortality & Morbidity Report 2005.

The information requested is shown in the following table.

Number of Stillbirths in Ayrshire and Arran, 2007, by Month of Death

Month	Stillbirths
Total	27
January	*
February	*
March	*
April	*
May	*
June	*
July	*
August	*
September	*
October	*
November	*
December	*

Source: ISD Scotland.

Note: *Small numbers (less than five) are not disclosed as these are potentially disclosive of patient identity.

The information requested is shown in the following table:

Late fetal deaths, 2007 by NHS board of treatment

NHS Board of Treatment	Late Fetal Deaths
Total	138
Ayrshire and Arran	15
Borders	-
Dumfries and Galloway	7
Fife	10
Forth Valley	9
Grampian	11
Greater Glasgow	40
Highland	6
Lanarkshire	20
Lothian	13
Orkney	-
Shetland	-
Tayside	6
Domicillary	*

Source ISD Scotland.

Note: *Small numbers (less than five) are not disclosed, as these are potentially disclosive of patient identity.

The Scottish Government has not discussed Renewable Energies, Building Technologies and Energy Management week with the UK Government. However, our focus will see us continue to play a full and active role in Sustainable Energy Week, the EU''s key annual event in this area, which takes place in February 2009.

We will ensure this is considered as part of our on-going discussions with the UK Government on EU energy policy development, where we feed into the UK position taken in the Council, at the Committee of Permanent Representatives, and which is discussed regularly at the Joint Ministerial Committee (Europe), chaired by the Foreign Secretary. The Scottish Government also participates directly in EU cooperation mechanisms such as transnational co-operation and research and development.

The Scottish Government had no discussions with the UK Government on the promotion of the First World Forum on Lifelong Learning. Scottish Government officials work closely with the UK Government''s Joint International Unit, which serves the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills. This unit had no knowledge of the World Forum on Lifelong Learning.