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Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2006
Plenary, 30 Nov 2006
In the two weeks in which I have been in post, I have visited a number of schools, including Leith Walk primary school in Edinburgh, which I visited at lunch time.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 September 2004
Plenary, 16 Sep 2004
I am sure that Rob Gibson and the minister will share my delight that the group Gizzen Briggs is coming down from my home town of Tain to play on the day when the Queen comes to open our splendid new Parliament building. The minister mentioned a CD.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2001
Plenary, 11 Jan 2001
I suggest that the minister consider visiting it later this year. I will be happy to visit the project in question and, if it is helpful, I will be happy to take questions from Phil Gallie.Elaine Thomson is right.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 June 2005
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 01 Jun 2005
Of course, one of the big issues with the new constitution is whether we can make that kind of decision.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 July 2004
Plenary, 01 Jul 2004
The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service reports a 26 per cent increase in applications for undergraduate programmes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 March 2002
Plenary, 21 Mar 2002
Is it true that there is nothing that new Labour will not privatise? The privatisation of our prisons is a privatisation too far.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 October 2003
S2W-03061
The figures relateto the period 1993-97, the latest period for which internationally comparableinformation is available.Table 1 - Malignant Melanomaof the Skin (C43): International Comparisons of Incidence RatesAge-standardised Incidence Ratesper 100,000 Person-years at Risk (World Standard Population) for Selected Countriesor Registries; Ranked; by Sex: Period 1993-97 Males Females Australia, New South Wales 36.9 New Zealand 30.6 New Zealand 32.8 Australia, New South Wales 25.9 USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White 18.2 Denmark 13.4 USA, Connecticut: White 16.7 Switzerland, Vaud 13.4 Switzerland, Vaud 14.0 USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White 12.6 Austria, Tyrol 11.2 USA, Connecticut: White 12.3 Canada, Nova Scotia 11.1 Austria, Tyrol 10.9 Denmark 10.5 Scotland 9.9 Scotland 7.1 Canada, Nova Scotia 9.0 Slovenia 6.8 England, Yorkshire 6.9 Italy, Varese Province 5.5 Slovenia 6.8 England, Yorkshire 4.8 Italy, Varese Province 5.9 Slovakia 4.8 Poland, Cracow 5.8 Poland, Cracow 4.7 Estonia 5.4 Estonia 3.7 Slovakia 5.3 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 2.7 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 3.3 Thailand, Khon Kaen 0.5 Thailand, Khon Kaen 0.4 China, Shanghai 0.3 China, Shanghai 0.3 India, Bangalore 0.3 India, Bangalore 0.3 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 0.3 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 0.3 Table 2 - Non-melanoma SkinCancer (C44): International Comparisons of Incidence RatesAge-standardised Incidence Ratesper 100,000 Person-years at Risk (World Standard Population) for Selected Countriesor Registries; Ranked; by Sex: Period 1993-97 Males Females Switzerland, Vaud 99.4 Switzerland, Vaud 81.6 Scotland 68.3 Denmark 51.5 Denmark 58.9 Scotland 47.3 England, Yorkshire 54.4 England, Yorkshire 40.3 Slovakia 43.1 Slovakia 33.6 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 39.8 Estonia 22.5 Italy, Varese Province 34.4 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 22.5 Slovenia 30.0 Slovenia 22.3 Estonia 22.9 Italy, Varese Province 18.3 Austria, Tyrol 22.1 Austria, Tyrol 17.1 Poland, Cracow 14.9 Poland, Cracow 11.6 Thailand, Khon Kaen 4.0 Thailand, Khon Kaen 3.1 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 2.7 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 1.6 India, Bangalore 1.3 India, Bangalore 1.2 China, Shanghai 1.1 China, Shanghai 1.0 Australia, New South Wales*** - Australia, New South Wales*** - Canada, Nova Scotia* - Canada, Nova Scotia* - New Zealand* - New Zealand* - USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White* - USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White* - USA, Connecticut: White** - USA, Connecticut: White** - Source:Parkin DM, Whelan SL, Ferlay J, Teppo L, Thomas DB (eds) (2002).
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 May 2000
Equal Opportunities Committee, 23 May 2000
There are 25 people on the waiting list for our site. The new site at Kelty will have 12 pitches.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 November 2002
Transport and the Environment Committee, 13 Nov 2002
Would I be right in assuming that the latest assessment would be taken as the standard?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 September 2004
S2W-10149
The Scottish Executive EU Office liaises closely with the Polish national representation in Brussels (where the Pomerania and Malopolska regions recently opened offices in Scotland House) and with regional offices in Poland with a view to identifying potential opportunities for partnerships between organisations in the two countries. Officials have also visited Poland to increase awareness of Scotland in Polish administrations and to widen and deepen contacts with Poland.In June 2004, the Scottish Executive welcomed two secondees from the Polish School of National Administration and held a seminar to introduce Polish stagiaires in Brussels to Scotland House and to the Fresh Talent initiative.A Polish scientist was amongst those invited to attend a bioscience workshop organised by the Executive in June under the “crossroads for ideas” public diplomacy campaign in conjunction with FCO and the British Council.Polish journalists have been invited to visit Scotland in October to learn about the International Image project announced by the First Minister in July.Scottish Development International is working in partnership with a range of agencies including UK Trade & Investment, Scottish Council for Development and Industry and the Euroinformation Centres to promote business opportunities in Poland and the other new member states.
