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Date answered:
19 November 2007
S3W-06165
Number of Bookings Number of Tickets for FMQT Brian Adam 16 31 Bashir Ahmad 1 2 Bill Aitken 2 4 Wendy Alexander 3 1 Alasdair Allan 5 16 Jackie Baillie 13 38 Claire Baker 3 14 Richard Baker 1 0 Sarah Boyack 7 2 Rhona Brankin 1 0 Gavin Brown 2 5 Keith Brown 5 12 Robert Brown 1 2 Derek Brownlee 4 5 Bill Butler 4 13 Aileen Campbell 4 4 Jackson Carlaw 4 3 Malcolm Chisholm 10 6 Angela Constance 2 2 Cathie Craigie 3 9 Bruce Crawford 6 8 Roseanna Cunningham 8 34 Margaret Curran 1 0 Bob Doris 12 16 Helen Eadie 5 2 Fergus Ewing 8 8 Patricia Ferguson 1 0 Alex Fergusson 12 149 Joe FitzPatrick 2 0 George Foulkes 1 0 Murdo Fraser 4 4 Karen Gillon 14 180 Marlyn Glen 4 2 Trish Godman 7 32 Charlie Gordon 4 30 Christine Grahame 3 15 Rhoda Grant 3 5 Robin Harper 9 2 Christopher Harvie 3 0 Patrick Harvie 1 0 Hugh Henry 2 0 Jamie Hepburn 6 5 Jim Hume 8 0 Fiona Hyslop 1 1 Adam Ingram 7 4 Cathy Jamieson 1 0 Alex Johnstone 4 0 James Kelly 2 0 Andy Kerr 5 11 Johann Lamont 3 5 John Lamont 9 70 Marilyn Livingstone 10 11 Richard Lochhead 9 51 Kenny MacAskill 12 38 Lewis Macdonald 12 37 Margo MacDonald 4 1 Ken Macintosh 11 90 Paul Martin 1 10 Tricia Marwick 9 23 Jim Mather 1 0 Michael Matheson 2 10 Stewart Maxwell 2 4 Frank McAveety 1 0 Tom McCabe 1 25 Jack McConnell 1 5 Jamie McGrigor 4 0 Alison McInnes 2 0 Ian McKee 1 4 David McLetchie 18 10 Michael McMahon 2 25 Stuart McMillan 1 2 Duncan McNeil 1 2 Pauline McNeill 4 0 Des McNulty 9 7 Nanette Milne 2 30 Margaret Mitchell 3 2 Alasdair Morgan 3 14 Mary Mulligan 3 0 Alex Neil 1 2 Hugh O'Donnell 2 0 Irene Oldfather 3 5 John Park 3 0 Gil Paterson 3 5 Peter Peacock 5 9 Cathy Peattie 6 56 Mike Pringle 20 23 Jeremy Purvis 10 6 Shona Robison 2 21 Mike Rumbles 2 28 Michael Russell 5 0 Alex Salmond 22 57 John Scott 10 10 Tavish Scott 1 0 Richard Simpson 6 14 Elaine Smith 2 0 Elizabeth Smith 4 26...
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Date answered:
9 November 2007
S3W-05775
Member Number* Number of Times Name Submitted Number of Times Selected Proportion of Successful Submissions 1 40 7 17.5% 2 34 4 11.8% 3 40 1 2.5% 4 9 0 0% 5 28 3 10.7% 6 16 1 6.2% 7 22 3 13.6% 8 40 4 10% 9 40 3 7.5% 10 3 0 0% 11 18 1 5.6% 12 40 3 7.5% 13 40 4 10% 14 34 5 14.7% 15 34 2 5.9% 16 40 3 7.5% 17 40 4 10% 18 40 1 2.5% 19 40 3 7.5% 20 40 7 17.5% 21 40 4 10% 22 40 4 10% 23 40 1 2.5% 24 40 3 7.5% 25 40 4 10% 26...
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Date answered:
1 October 2007
S3W-04402
Detail on how manyrequests for information under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 received by the Scottish Government which havebeen centrally recorded in each month since January 2005, broken down by department,is provided as follows.2005 Department January February March April May June Development 9 7 11 7 4 3 Education 11 30 113 49 16 5 Environment and Rural Affairs 31 20 14 46 11 17 Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning 25 21 9 33 16 11 Finance and Central Services 14 29 18 14 13 7 Health 15 62 37 34 24 6 Justice 6 17 34 18 11 3 Legal and Parliamentary Services 7 16 12 34 1 2 Office of the Permanent Secretary 52 41 38 16 30 2 Department July August September October November December Development 5 15 5 7 8 9 Education 19 15 16 3 11 6 Environment and Rural Affairs 14 8 12 18 10 11 Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning 8 7 7 15 20 16 Finance and Central Services 19 5 10 15 14 16 Health 55 4 3 9 18 6 Justice 14 6 6 7 17 4 Legal and Parliamentary Services 1 6 1 3 2 3 Office of the Permanent Secretary 14 8 10 6 40 6 2006 Department January February March April May June Development 3 2 10 6 6 6 Education 6 14 20 9 10 5 Environment and Rural Affairs 12 11 16 9 5 11 Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning 26...
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Date answered:
1 October 2007
S3W-04408
Detail on the medianresponse time of requests received by the Scottish Government which have been centrallyrecorded and where we have been notified of the outcome of the request in each monthsince January 2005, broken down by departments, is provided as follows.2005 Department January February March April May June Development 17 79 15 22 15 24.5 Education 19.5 20 20 21 15 19 Environment and Rural Affairs 20 16.5 21 20 19 21 Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning 21 20 17.5 16.5 20.5 12 Finance and Central Services 21 17.5 20 21.5 23 10 Health 21 22 23 21 21 19 Justice 22 19 14.5 20 18.5 36 Legal and Parliamentary Services 19 38 10 22 20 24.5 Office of the Permanent Secretary 21 19.5 28 20 20 17 Department July August September October November December Development 15 18 16.5 15 18 21 Education 13 11 14 21 8 15.5 Environment and Rural Affairs 15 15 13.5 21 22.5 18 Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning 4 28 8 18 17.5 16 Finance and Central Services 20 23 17 20 16 22 Health 22 20 21 18 22 9 Justice 18 26...
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Date answered:
13 August 2007
S3W-02675
Information prior to 1994 innot centrally held, however headcount andwhole-time equivalent (WTE) numbers in each staff group employed from 1994 in the Scottish Ambulance Service by grade are outlined in the following tables 1 and 2.The information is shown as at 30 September in each year.NHSScotland WorkforceStatisticsTable 1: Scottish AmbulanceService Head Count, at 30 September 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 All Scottish Ambulance Service 2,721 2,811 2,903 2,909 2,929 2,947 2,962 3,083 3,233 3,462 3,543 3,661 Whitley Grades 2,721 2,811 2,903 2,909 2,929 2,947 2,962 3,083 3,233 3,462 3,543 3,661 Grades 7-10 and Senior Management 58 57 68 63 65 55 60 69 71 67 72 78 Grades 4-6 35 25 29 31 28 31 36 38 50 52 62 70 Grades 1-3 78 76 68 61 61 63 54 53 56 60 61 61 Ambulance and control officer 230 232 238 245 260 263 264 285 322 371 369 366 Ambulance Man 34 669 1,455 1,440 1,472 1,457 1,464 1,485 1,483 1,520 1,566 1,672 1,697 Leading Ambulance man 239 237 246 256 264 257 259 250 231 321 332 337 Trainee Ambulance man 80 162 142 98 82 85 66 129 159 196 111 138 Care assistant 3 - - 538 546 576 604 624 616 634 687 659 723 Ancillary Staff 2 36 31 34 32 23 20 17 17 17 21 20 23 Trades 2 51 49 48 50 59 59 56 58 58 60 61 59 Other 3 1,245 487 52 55 54 46 41 85 115 61 124 109 Source: ISD Scotland.NHSScotland WorkforceStatisticsTable 1: Scottish AmbulanceService Whole-Time Equivalent, at 30September 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 All Scottish Ambulance Service 2,645 2,722 2,798 2,791 2,813 2,829 2,842 2,967 3,112 3,335 3,398 3,514 Whitley Grades 2,645 2,722 2,798 2,791 2,813 2,829 2,842 2,967 3,112 3,335 3,398 3,514 Grades 7-10 and Senior Management 58 57 68 63 65 55 60 69 71 67 72 78 Grades 4-6 35 25 29 31 28 30 36 37 48 51 60 67 Grades 1-3 75 73 64 55 55 56 47 48 50 51 51 53 Ambulance and control officer 229 230 234 240 253 258 258 278 315 366 361 357 Ambulance man 34 605 1,445 1,433 1,458 1,442 1,448 1,465 1,462 1,501 1,546 1,648 1,671 Leading Ambulance man 239 237 246 256 264 257 259 250 231 318 330 336 Trainee Ambulance man 80 159 133 92 79 81 63 124 155 192 103 132 Care assistant 3 - - 475 480 509 537 553 565 583 623 606 660 Ancillary Staff 2 28 24 26...
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Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill (UK Parliament legislation) - Sewel Convention
Press release: Power grab fears over new UK government legislation. Retrieved from <a href="https://www.gov.wales/power-grab-fears-over-new-uk-government-legislation" target="_blank">https://www.gov.wales/power-grab-fears-over-new-uk-government-legislation</a> As a...
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Written submission from Professor Stephen Weatherill
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