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Official Report Meeting date: 4 April 2000

Subordinate Legislation Committee, 04 Apr 2000

It recognises the importance of the regulations following the 1996 E coli outbreak and of ensuring that everything that is possible is done to avoid such an outbreak in the future. However, the Health and Community Care Committee might want to consider whether it is necessary to have such a broad definition of a butcher's shop.Secondly, there are inconsiste...
Official Report Meeting date: 7 March 2000

Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 07 Mar 2000

However, we shall try to deal with it as soon as we can.Our timetable for future weeks and months has now been circulated to all members, and shows the time scale for stage 2 of the Standards in Scotland's Schools etc Bill.
Official Report Meeting date: 15 February 2000

Equal Opportunities Committee, 15 Feb 2000

There are technicalities concerning who is entitled to be invited, but I hope that we can engage in constructive dialogue at that level.My last point relates to another item of future business. The committee will be aware that, at a members' business debate that was initiated by Gil Paterson, the Deputy Minister for Justice said that the Scottish Executive ...
Official Report Meeting date: 16 November 1999

Public Petitions Committee, 16 Nov 1999

Steve has just informed me that there will be a meeting in the next few weeks to talk about technical developments, so we can have a report from that at a future meeting of the committee. That is fine.
Official Report Meeting date: 28 September 1999

Health and Community Care Committee, 28 Sep 1999

We must consider the methodology of the review; its on-going monitoring and updating, including its flexibility and the responsibility for the monitoring process; the quality and availability of data, both for the review and in general, and how that quality can be improved in future; further work in a number of areas; and some of the effects of the proposal...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 9 March 2006

S2W-23573

Additional records received later will be included in future updatesof the percentage seen within six months figure on the website.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 January 2006

S2W-21952

Further information and plans for future activity in this area are provided in the Scottish Executive’s Response to the Lambert Review of Business-University Collaboration, March 2005, a copy of which is in the Scottish Parliament’s Information Centre.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 16 August 2005

S2W-17976

Some reasons for this include; patient being unfit for treatment due to illness (e.g. chest infection), having omitted to fast before admission, failing to follow pre-admission advice on medication or where theatre time is unavailable due to unexpected complications arising in earlier theatre cases.In setting out my initial response to David Kerr’s report on the future shape of the NHS in Scotland, I made it clear that I supported his proposals that we should stream planned care, separating it, where possible, from emergency care.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 29 March 2004

S2W-07005

To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will publish details of current provision for housing-related support services funded by the Supporting People initiative and the rules governing future grants. Supporting People grants of £421 million for 2003-04 have been allocated to local authorities.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 9 March 2004

S2W-06812

We can be proud that Scotland is host to some of the world’s leading biotechnologyresearch and development and we should not undermine our future competitivenessby closing the door to the potential benefits of this technology.But the Executive alsoaccepts that GM crops are not solely a scientific issue.

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