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Official Report
Meeting date:
27 February 2008
Audit Committee, 27 Feb 2008
Thank you for answering my questions. Will the adoption of the new international regulations have an impact on existing PFI schemes, notwithstanding the impact that it might have on the futures trust?
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 September 2007
Plenary, 06 Sep 2007
That the Parliament recognises that tackling drugs misuse is one of the great social challenges of our time, requiring determined and sustained action; welcomes the Scottish Government's commitment to build consensus around a new strategy for tackling drugs misuse; welcomes the recent publication of reports, commissioned by the previous administration, on k...
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 November 2006
Airdrie-Bathgate Railway and Linked Improvements Bill Committee, 23 Nov 2006
Members indicated agreement. Paragraphs 26, 27, 28, 31 and 32 seek to ensure the smooth running of the oral evidence hearings.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 November 2006
Glasgow Airport Rail Link Bill Committee, 14 Nov 2006
Amendment 13 moved—Marlyn Glen—and agreed to. Section 26, as amended, agreed to. After section 26 Amendment 14 moved—Marlyn Glen—and agreed to.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 October 2002
S1W-29145
These are listed in the following table 9.As part of the Phase II re-development of Hampden Stadium and the restructuring package in 2000, sportscotland paid Queen's Park Football Club Ltd £4,265,000 of lottery funds and the Scottish Office/Executive (through sportscotland) contributed £4.75 million of Exchequer funds.Finally, the Executive, via sportscotland, provided the Scottish Football Association (SFA) with £500,000 to help meet the costs of bidding for the 2008 European Championships.Lottery Funded AwardsTable 1ProgrammeNumber of Awards Total (£)Capital 397,580,699Table 4 Sports Facilities195,164,869Table 3*Awards for All322687,781Table 7TAP116352,012Table 6Junior Groups7271,011Table 2*Major Events 292,500Table 2*National Coach2345,386Table 2*Performance Coach424,268Table 2*Safety at Sports Grounds72,785,666Table 5*51817,304,193Note:*It is not possible to give a breakdown by year without incurring disproportionate costs.Table 2CategoryRecipient£Junior GroupsSFA271,011National Coach supportSFA345,386Performance Coach DevelopmentSFA22,218Performance Coach DevelopmentHighland Council2,050Major EventsSFA92,500Table 3Sports Facilities: Awards made since 1 April 1997OrganisationAward Made (£)Fauldhouse Community Sports and Recreation145,234Elgin City Football Club 2000 Limited5,000Ibrox Community Trust121,000Carloway Football Club32,500Greenock Morton Football Club200,000Award withdrawnThe Rangers Football Club PLC500,000Caledonian Football Club290,450Tayport Thistle Football Club16,742Arbroath Football Club176,343Heart of Midlothian plc1,000,000Cumnock Junior Boys Club25,000Zeneca Juveniles Football Club27,448Lochgelly United AFC127,515Inverurie Loco Works5,500Highland Football Academy Trust1,000,000Scottish Football Association1,200,000Girvan Boys Club27,000Portsoy and District Community Association163,137Annan Athletic Football Club102,00019 Awards5,164,869Table 4Capital Awards made since 1 April 1997OrganisationAward Made(£)Aberchirder and District Community Association44,482Angus Council107,091Back Football and Recreation Club100,000Badenoch and Strathspey Sports Council7,710Benarty Football Club10,000Bunessan Football Club2,250Award withdrawnColdstream Football Club16,500Cruden Bay Community Association and Recreation Park61,649Culter Junior Football Club31,700Dumfries and Galloway Council33,500Dunbar Community Development Company988,627Dundee United Football Club Ltd.120,000Dundrennan Community Council7,346East Lothian Council400,000East Renfrewshire Council95,000Fife Council (2 awards)462,547Fossoway Leisure Action Group30,000Glasgow City Council Parks and Recreation Department1,071,293Huntly Sports Trust613,893Invercairn Boys Club17,800Kilmuir and Logie Easter Action and Development Gr33,150Langlands Park Recreation Association31,500Lochmaben A F C26,315Loganlea Miners Welfare Charitable Society27,000Motherwell Football and Athletic Club Ltd164,000Perth and Kinross Council (2 awards)195,943Selkirk Football Club128,929Shetland Recreational Trust250,000Shiskine Valley Trust15,450South Lanarkshire Council (2 awards)1,142,444South Lanarkshire Rural Communities Trust280,000Award withdrawnSt Johnstone Football Club Limited113,880Stepford Road Sports Trust590,000Threave Rovers Football Club15,000Award withdrawnWest Lothian Social Welfare Trust247,000Morar and Mallaig Games Field Association98,700Grand Total (39 Awards)7,580,699Table 5Safety at Sports Grounds awards made since 1 April 1997OrganisationAward (£)Dunfermline Athletic Football Club1,000,000Alloa Athletic Football Club42,146Ross County Football Club100,000Dundee Football Club1,000,000St Mirren Football Club Ltd94,745Dumbarton Football Club Ltd248,775Hibernian Football Club Ltd300,000Total 2,785,666Table 6Talented Athlete ProgrammeYearNo of AwardsValue of Awards (£)1997-981118,0341998-9937111,0001999-20002266,0002000-012379,630.502001-022377,347.50Table 7Awards for AllYearNo of Awards£1997-98516,3721998-9993169,3641999-00104184,7702000-0149126,0052001-0271191,270Exchequer Funded AwardsTable 8SWFA Development Grant AidYear£199727,500199827,500199968,000200066,000200166,000Table 9Sportsmatch AwardsYearTotal Awards Made(£)Organising BodyAmount(£)1997-9863,450Aberdour Sporting Development Club1,500 Calder BC500 Carfin Amateur FC500 Clackmannanshire Council5,000 Clydebank BC1,000 Dunfermline and West Fife Sports Council (4 awards) 19,530 Dunvegan FC500 ELP Miners Welfare BC500 Eskmill BC5,000 Giffnock North Eastwood500 Gleniffer Thistle BC 500 Hutchison Vale Club1,500 Ibrox Community Trust5,000 Kirkudbright Academy500 Murieston Utd FC500 Queens Park FC...
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 December 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 15 December 2010
I make clear that there would be little additional traffic from Winchburgh if the new crossing were not being built where it will be built, without a direct link to the M9.The mitigation measures will not reduce the increase in traffic that Newton village will experience as a result of the new Forth crossing, but the...
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 October 2009
Plenary, 29 Oct 2009
Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament recognises the impact of the recession on Scotland and notes the actions that the Scottish Government is taking to support jobs and communities, strengthen education and skills and invest in innovation and industries of the future to ensure that the nation is both protected from the worst of the downturn and well placed to take advantage of any recovery; further recognises the need to support existing and new...
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 September 2009
Public Audit Committee, 23 Sep 2009
That indicates a staggering degree of complacency and, probably, ineptitude. I hope that the new procedures will prevent anything of that nature happening again.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 June 2009
Plenary, 11 Jun 2009
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament believes that the interests of Scotland and the United Kingdom would be best served by holding a general election for a new House of Commons as soon as possible.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 May 2008
Public Petitions Committee, 20 May 2008
In the letter to Mr Downie, our oncologist talks about Michael's relative quality of life and new data; in other e-mails, he said that he thought that Michael could benefit from cetuximab.
