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Date answered:
11 January 2007
S2W-30690
And the Executive wasconsulted around the wording, in respect of devolved administrations, for the HMTreasury UK wide consultation Independence for Statistics.Initial discussions on the Statisticsand Registration Service Bill explored the practical arrangements and the wordingof the bill to reflect Scotland’s inclusion in the bill or Scotland’s possibleexclusion from the bill.Once the Cabinet decision tojoin the UK arrangements had been taken the Executive focussed onworking with HM Treasury to ensure that the provisions of the bill were appropriatefor Scotland’s inclusion.Specific provisions secured fromthis work include one non-executive memberof the Statistics Board, created by the bill, to be appointed after consultationwith Scottish ministers and the board must lay an annual report before the Scottish Parliament.The Executive continues to liaisewith HM Treasury and ONS as the Bill progresses, sharing information on developmentssuch as the Executive consultation Improving Statistical Services in Scotland andthe future...
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Date answered:
4 December 2006
S2W-29833
This highlights the need for early dialogue between NHS boards and the Scottish Ambulance Service to ensure that any resource consequences of, for example,changes to hospital services, are identified and met.Delivering for Health describesa future model of health care that includes the development of responsive communitybased services for the provision of l...
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10 November 2006
S2W-29010
Further information on LITs can be found on the Scottish Executive Joint Future website at the following link:http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Health/care/JointFuture/LITS.
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Date answered:
28 March 2006
S2W-24398
We are considering how best to assimilateboth current training posts and, subject to open competition, the junior doctorswho occupy them into the new MMC programmes.We recognise the concerns ofcurrent SHOs about their future employment options under MMC. Officials are workingwith stakeholders, including the BMA and NHS Education for Scotland, inplanning for...
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Date answered:
7 February 2006
S2W-22699
To ask the Scottish Executive how many PPP or PFI transport projects it has funded since 1999; how many it intends to fund in future years, and whether it will provide details of the nature of each project, its capital cost and the expected annual payment to the provider of the infrastructure.
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14 November 2005
S2W-19720
We have indicated our intention to build on their recommendations in future legislation. In reaching decisions we will consider the impact on prison numbers and implications for the prison estate.
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8 February 2005
S2W-13905
. £15 million invested in Unmet Needs projects is helping to improve access to health care for those in Scotland’s most deprived communities and will inform and underpin future practice throughout NHS Scotland.
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Date answered:
1 February 2005
S2W-13243
NHS board-employed status, as opposed to independent contractor status, became a mainstream contractual option for general medical practitioners through the new General Medical Services Contract, implemented from April 2004. The future number of general medical practitioners who may be employed by NHS boards is dependent upon the commissioning arrangements ...
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Date answered:
25 January 2005
S2W-13128
This funding is additional to all ongoing funding commitments to regional transport partnerships and to Strathclyde Passenger Transport.It is not possible for the Executive to estimate how much funding constituent local authorities will provide to the partnerships in future years, it is proposed that this will be a decision for each regional transport partn...
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Date answered:
25 November 2004
S2W-12204
In practice this means that a local authority will need to demonstrate that sustainable flood management requirements have been fully considered in the development of a flood prevention scheme.The Executive is currently giving consideration to the designation of responsible authorities under section 2 of the WEWS Act, and aims to issue a discussion paper in the near future, with a view to designating in spring 2005.
