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Date answered:
16 March 2007
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Given the numbers involved, totals only are provided at NHS boardlevel to protect confidentiality: NHS Board 1997-2006 Total patients Aged 10-30 Ayrshire and Arran 64 Argyll and Clyde 55 Borders 20 Dumfries and Galloway 41 Fife 59 Forth Valley 66 Grampian 117 Greater Glasgow 151 Highland 49 Island Boards 11 Lanarkshire 54 Lothian 240 Tayside 50 Total 977 Source: ISD, SMR01.Table 3: Patients aged10 to 30 years, with any diagnosis of eating disorders, resident in Scotland andtreated in psychiatric hospitals for years ending 31 March to 2003 (latest...
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2005
Public Petitions Committee, 26 Oct 2005
Scottish ParliamentPublic Petitions CommitteeWednesday 26 October 2005 Scottish ParliamentPublic Petitions CommitteeWednesday 26 October 2005 The Convener opened the meeting at 10:04New Petitions New Petitions Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the 16th meeting of the co...
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2002
Justice 1 Committee, 07 May 2002
I will ask Maureen Macmillan and Lord James Douglas-Hamilton to comment on the visit to Edinburgh prison. In Saughton, as in Barlinnie, there is a tremendous contrast between the old and new buildings.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 March 2009
Rural Affairs and Environment Committee, 18 Mar 2009
Also, in proposed new subsection (4), a new body appears to have crept into being.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 May 2006
Audit Committee, 16 May 2006
I should start off by saying that we always seek to get balanced coverage for our reports.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 November 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 18 November 2015
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament recognises that housing helps promote social justice, strengthens communities and tackles inequality as well as being good for the economy; welcomes the Scottish Government’s commitment to providing access to good quality housing and recognises that it is a high priority for the current administration; commends the Scottish Government for being on course to exceed its five-year target of delivering 30,000 affordable homes by March 2016, including 20,000 social rented homes; acknowledges this achievement being made despite the drastic reduction in capital budgets as a result of the UK Government’s spending cuts; further recognises that the Scottish Government started a new...
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 September 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 23 September 2015
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament notes the hard work and dedication of the men and women working in Scottish agriculture but recognises the current challenges facing the sector; notes the Scottish Government’s commitment to deliver 2015 CAP Pillar 1 payments as soon as it is able to do so, following the payment window opening on 1 December 2015; calls on the UK Government to allocate Scotland a fair share of Europe’s new...
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 February 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 24 February 2015
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament recognises that infrastructure investment has an essential role in delivering sustainable economic growth by supporting jobs and enhancing Scotland’s asset base; welcomes Scottish Government action to maintain levels of investment in transport, health, schools and housing and other projects and programmes through a range of funding mechanisms; supports the strategic, long-term approach set out in the Infrastructure Investment Plan; acknowledges the value being delivered through major projects including the Queensferry Crossing, the M8, M73, M74 improvements, the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route, A9 and A96 dualling programmes, the Borders rail link, the New...
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 February 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 18 February 2015
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament agrees under Rule 9.7.1(b) that stage 2 of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Bill be taken as follows: (a) the Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee to consider (in the order set out by, or by virtue of, Rules 9.7.4 and 9.10.8): (i) amendments to, and sections within, Part 4 (including any amendments inserting a new schedule to be introduced by Part 4), and (ii) any amendments not falling within Part 4 (including amendments to Part 9, schedules 4 and 5 and the long title) that relate primarily to provisions within or introduced by Part 4 or that otherwise relate primarily to land reform, (b) the Local Government and Regeneration Committee to consider (in the order set out by, or by virtue of, Rules 9.7.4 and 9.10.8): (i) amendments to Parts 1 to 3, Parts 5 to 8 and schedules 1 to 3; sections within those Parts, and schedules 1 to 3, (ii) any amendments not falling within those Parts and schedules (including amendments to Part 9, schedules 4 and 5 and the long title), other than those to be considered by the Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee, and (iii) sections within Part 9; schedules 4 and 5, and the long title (consideration of any provision mentioned in this sub-paragraph to be completed only after the Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee has completed consideration of any amendments to that provision that fall to be considered by it); with amendments to be considered by the Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee being numbered in a sequence starting with 1 and amendments to be considered by the Local Government and Regeneration Committee to be numbered in a sequence starting with 1001, each sequence being published separately.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 January 2014
Meeting of the Parliament 07 January 2014
The next question is, that motion S4M-08672, in the name of Kenny MacAskill, on the Offender Rehabilitation Bill, United Kingdom legislation, be agreed to.Motion agreed to,That the Parliament agrees that the relevant provisions of the Offender Rehabilitation Bill, introduced in the House of Lords on 9 May 2013, which enable persons convicted in England and Wales and who will be subject to the new supervision requirements contained in the Bill to continue to be subject to those requirements in the event that they are subsequently transferred to Scotland under the Crime (Sentences) Act 1997, so far as these matters fall within the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament, should be considered by the UK Parliament.
