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Official Report
Meeting date:
13 December 2006
Justice 1 Committee, 13 Dec 2006
There are lots of reasons for that. People can buy alcohol when they are 18, and there are public confidence issues.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 June 2001
S1W-16556
In the Provisionally Free Area blood samples have been collected from 112 flocks and, as at 26 June, confirmed negative results have been received from 108 flocks, with only four results still awaited.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 December 2001
Plenary, 13 Dec 2001
They are the officials to whom the minister must turn his attention.Ports are already worried about the latest threat to scallops, following the absurd proposal for a new testing regime that could destroy the industry.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 April 2005
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 19 Apr 2005
People do not keep up to date with the latest amendments to the legal aid regulations.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 November 2004
Finance Committee, 09 Nov 2004
It will undoubtedly be before Christmas. At the latest, it will be early December, but we are in contact with the office of the Minister for Parliamentary Business in order to secure the appropriate time.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 March 2006
Plenary, 08 Mar 2006
Thirty years ago, about 18 per cent of girls and boys left school with three or more highers. Now, 26 per cent of boys and 34 per cent of girls get the equivalent qualifications at level 6 or better.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 July 2005
S2W-17763
Between 1 May 2003 and 31 March 2005 (the latest date for which the information requested is available), the percentage of councillors in each local authority who have been reported to the Standards Commission for Scotland is as follows: Local Authority Number of Councillors Reported Number of Councillors in Local Authority Percentage of Councillors Reported Aberdeen City Council 2 43 5% Aberdeenshire Council 4 68 6% Angus Council 3 29 10% Argyll and Bute Council 3 36 8% City of Edinburgh Council 21 58 36% City of Glasgow Council 29 79 37% Clackmannanshire Council 13 18 72% Comhairle nan Eilean Siar/ Western Isles Council 1 31 3% Dumfries and Galloway Council 10 47 21% Dundee City Council 0 29 0% East Ayrshire Council 0 32 0% East Dunbartonshire Council 2 24 8% East Lothian Council 4 23 17% East Renfrewshire Council 2 20 10% Falkirk Council 14 32 44% Fife Council 4 78 5% Highland Council 4 80 5% Inverclyde Council 3 20 15% Midlothian Council 5 18 28% Moray Council 7 26 27% North Ayrshire Council 4 30 13% North Lanarkshire Council 4 70 6% Orkney Islands Council 3 21 14% Perth and Kinross Council 5 41 12% Renfrewshire Council 14 40 35% Scottish Borders Council 3 34 9% Shetland Islands Council 3 22 14% South Ayrshire Council 2 30 7% South Lanarkshire Council 5 67 7% Stirling Council 2 22 9% West Dunbartonshire Council 5 22 23% West Lothian Council 20 32 63% Total 201 1,222 16% S2W-17763
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 June 2005
Education Committee, 22 Jun 2005
First, we note the reports on the visits to schools in North Lanarkshire on 27 April and in Glasgow on 11 May.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 September 2003
Audit Committee, 02 Sep 2003
I note from the report that there was a high number of repeat out-patient visits. Was that in comparison with initial out-patient visits?
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 March 2003
Public Petitions Committee, 25 Mar 2003
Three people have indicated that they want to keep the petition live and to give the petitioners a chance to respond to the latest Executive response; two members have said that they would rather we stopped the petition and allowed the petitioners to introduce a new petition.
