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Official Report Meeting date: 8 January 2003

Transport and the Environment Committee, 08 Jan 2003

It states that the term should be construed in accordance with section 26(1), on dangerous buildings, because, if the amendments were agreed to, the phrase would be used more widely in the bill.

Official Report Meeting date: 30 November 2004

Enterprise and Culture Committee, 30 Nov 2004

We visited Estonia largely because it is a newly independent country with a relatively new enterprise agency and it has acceded to the European Union recently.

Official Report Meeting date: 10 February 2005

Plenary, 10 Feb 2005

Racist attitudes are learned behaviour, so if we can discourage racism in schools, society in future will be much more equitable and tolerant.I would like to mention the one Scotland, many cultures website and, in particular, the new Kiddiesville FC website that the minister launched in November.

Official Report Meeting date: 26 October 2005

Public Petitions Committee, 26 Oct 2005

Thank you, Phil. That is the last of our new petitions.

Official Report Meeting date: 22 December 2004

Justice 1 Committee, 22 Dec 2004

I invite the deputy minister to move and speak to motion S2M-2170. Sections 26(1) and 26(2) of the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Scotland Act 2004 give Scottish ministers an order-making power to make incidental, supplemental and consequential provisions for the purposes of, or in consequence of, that act.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 March 2004

S2W-06257

Year ending 31 March 1999 2000 2001 All locations 14 28 26 Ailsa Hospital 1 - - Argyll and Bute Hospital 1 - 1 Craig Dunain Hospital 1 - 1 Crichton Royal Hospital - 1 - Dingleton Hospital 2 - - Dr Gray's Hospital - - - Dudhope House - 1 - Dykebar Hospital - 1 2 Gartnavel Royal Hospital - - 3 Hairmyres Hospital 1 - 1 Hartwoodhill Hospital - - 1 Herdmanflat Hospital - - - Huntlyburn House - 1 - Inverclyde Royal Hospital - 1 - Leverndale Hospital - 2 2 Mental Health & Long Stay Geriatric Services, Falkirk Royal Infirmary 1 1 - Murray Royal Hospital - - - Parkhead Hospital - 1 1 Pluscarden Clinic - 2 - Queen Margaret Hospital - 1 - Rehabilitation Hospital, Aberdeen - - 1 Rosslynlee Hospital - - 3 Royal Alexandra Hospital - 1 1 Royal Cornhill Hospital 1 3 - Royal Dundee Liff Hospital 1 3 2 Royal Edinburgh Hospital 1 2 4 Royal Victoria Hospital - 1 - Spynie Hospital - 1 - St John's Hospital At Howden - 1 - Stirling Mental Health Unit - 1 - Stratheden Hospital - 1 1 Strathmartine Hospital - - - The New Craigs - - 1 Wellgreen Cottages - - 1 Whytemans Brae Hospital 2 1 - Woodilee Hospital 1 1 - Source – ISD Linked Database, January 2004.Notes1.

Official Report Meeting date: 28 November 2000

Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 28 Nov 2000

Members indicated agreement.Glasgow Courts (Visit) Glasgow Courts (Visit) We move on to item 3 on our agenda.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 December 2005

S2W-20031

Although the Executive does not hold information for all external and internal staff moves outwith the core departments, tables 3 and 4 show the number of staff moves for Scottish Executive agencies and associated departments where these are from or to the core departments.Table 1: Staff Assigned to the Scottish Executive Core Departments Recorded as Having a Method of Entry to Post of “New Recruit” Year A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2 C3 NA* SCS Total 2000 245 19 53 1 179 78 20 37 2 1 8 9 652 2001 415 19 89 1 199 90 21 59 4 0 14 13 924 2002 157 13 52 3 210 72 19 41 1 0 9 12 589 2003 149 5 16 1 130 61 17 68 1 0 8 3 459 2004 67 8 11 2 144 51 13 18 3 0 6 4 327 2005# 63 1 13 0 65 30 8 22 1 1 11 7 222 Table 2: Number of Staff who Moved Posts within the Scottish Executive Core Departments, by Year of Move Year A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2 C3 NA* SCS Total 2000 37 29 191 38 144 254 111 113 28 10 7 61 1,023 2001 48 31 206 40 142 265 105 145 50 8 1 41 1,082 2002 56 37 219 33 148 324 110 128 27 9 1 39 1,131 2003 68 37 256 31 152 303 127 131 19 7 2 46 1,179 2004 45 30 205 42 132 334 146 139 63 5 5 58 1,204 2005# 26 22 122 38 63 194 87 98 20 10 4 42 726 Table 3: Number of Staff who Moved to a Post in a Scottish Executive Core Department from a Post in a Scottish Executive Agency or Associated Department, by Year of Move Year A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2 C3 NA* SCS Total 2000 13 4 53 4 32 42 11 15 9 1 1 8 193 2001 14 5 50 4 36 39 15 13 10 2 0 4 192 2002 13 4 59 6 48 39 18 23 7 2 1 7 227 2003 16 9 51 6 51 59 17 29 6 0 5 5 254 2004 14 6 56 2 47 57 23 36 7 0 4 6 258 2005# 10 8 52 4 25 45 6 23 4 0 5 9 191 Table 4: Number of Staff who Moved from a Scottish Executive Core Department to a Post in a Scottish Executive Agency or Associated Department, by Year of Move Year A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2 C3 NA* SCS Total 2000 11 10 34 4 29 34 16 26 14 1 3 5 187 2001 13 3 48 3 30 33 12 16 6 1 1 7 173 2002 10 8 47 5 33 51 19 32 9 3 0 3 220 2003 11 6 50 1 33 45 21 33 8 3 4 1 216 2004 13 14 66 5 33 57 23 39 11 3 1 7 272 2005# 7 7 36 3 25 53 17 29 8 2 5 7 199 Notes:#Moves up to 30 September 2005.

Official Report Meeting date: 1 July 2004

Plenary, 01 Jul 2004

Already, more than 50 per cent of our children walk to school and the latest figures, which are for 2002, show the highest level—56 per cent—since the Scottish Parliament was created in 1999.

Official Report Meeting date: 25 April 2002