Chamber and committees

This information isavailable from the 2001 Census. There were 66,663 people living in Scotland whoworked in the Dundee City council area (excluding working students), 19,306 (29%) of whom lived outside Dundee City.

The total population for eachpostcode is available from the 2001 Census but no breakdown of these totals canbe provided because it might allow the identification of an individual, breachingthe promise of confidentiality given on the Census form. The lowest level at which2001 Census figures can be broken down is Census output area. A breakdown of peopleaged 16 to 74 by National Statistics Socio-economic Classification at Census outputarea level is available on the Scotland’s Census Results On-Line website (www.scrol.gov.uk – table UV31).

At 30 June 2005 the average age of the population of Dundee City Council area was 40 years.

In the year to 30 June 2005, the averageage of those migrating to Dundee City was 28 years. That figure does not include internationalmigrants who do not meet the UN definition of someone who changes country of residencefor 12 months or more.

This information is availablefrom the 2001 Census. There were 53,681 working people (excluding working students)who lived in the Dundee City council area, 6,324 (12 per cent) of whom worked outsideDundee City.

The information requested isprovided in the following table.

Number of New NHS Patient Registrations^.in NHS Tayside; April 2005 to March 2006

Month	No. of Patients
April 2005	2,295
May 2005	2,262
June 2005	2,281
July 2005	1,743
August 2005	2,589
September 2005	2,833
October 2005	2,172
November 2005	2,395
December 2005	1,802
January 2006	2,253
February 2006	2,092
March 2006	2,283
Total	27,000

Source:MIDAS (Management and Dental Accounting System).

Dataextracted 2 September 2006.

Note: A newpatient registration is a patient who was not registered with a dentist under NHSarrangements in NHS Tayside in the 12 months preceding each of months April 2005 to March 2006.

The number of undergraduatestudents studying pre-clinical or clinical medicine at the University of Dundee during the academic year 2004-05 (the latest year for which figures areavailable) are shown in the following table.

Number of Undergraduate DentistryStudents at Dundee University 2004-05

Year of Study Programme	Predental Year	1	2	3	4	5	Total
Number of Students	25	75	65	55	60	50	330

Source: Higher EducationStatistics Agency; all numbers have been rounded to the nearest five.

The information requested iscontained in table 5, page 11 of the 2005National Dental Inspection Programme report at http://www.scottishdental.org/docs/ndip_scotland2005.pdf.

This information is not heldcentrally.

This information is not availablecentrally.

The information requested iscontained in figure 1, page 6 and table 4, page 10 of the 2004 National DentalInspection Programme report at:http://www.scottishdental.org/docs/ndip_scotland2004.pdf.