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2 February 2016
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To ask the Scottish Government what recent discussions its officials have had about introducing human papillomavirus (HPV) primary screening. The Scottish Government is currently working with NHS Scotland on the development of a business case which will provide all of the detail required to make a considered decision on implementing HPV testing in the Scottish Cervical Screening Programme.
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7 October 2013
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There is absolutely no suggestion that MRSA screening has become any less important.
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30 January 2012
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It outlines various levels of knowledge and skills from a baseline that all staff are required to achieve to expert levels of practice in a range of areas including screening for, identifying and diagnosing dementia.
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7 March 2023
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*S5M-12550 Daniel Johnson: Tourist Tax in Edinburgh That the Parliament congratulates the — City of Edinburgh Council on its successful vote to propose a Transient Visitor Levy (TVL), or "tourist tax"; understands that this will be a minor tax placed on tourists visiting the city; believes that over four million tourists visit Edinburgh every year and that the city has one of the most regularly highest occupancy rates for hotels anywhere outside London; welcomes the possibility that the introduction of TVL could raise up to £29 million a year; notes that the money would be used to increase funding to areas where tourism puts pressure on the city s infrastructure; further ’ notes that the vote will now lead to further engagement with visitors, residents and businesses before plans for a formal consultation are put in place, and calls on the Scottish Government to authorise powers to the council to implement this tax.
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: John Finnie* *S5M-05274 Clare Haughey: Burnside s Maureen Burnett Helps Ethiopian Medical ’ Unit That the Parliament congratulates Maureen Burnet, who is from Burnside, and her cousin, — Jo Middlemiss, on raising £43,000 for their Ethiopia Medical Project; understands that this aims to help women in that country who have experienced prolapses following childbirth and that the money has went towards building a new wing of a small clinic in the town of Buccama; notes that they received a warm welcome to the town during a recent visit...
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14 February 2023
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S6W-03554 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many separate visits its ministers have made to nightclub venues in an official capacity to discuss the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccine certification scheme with the owners and staff of such premises.
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10 August 2022
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For example, it may be appropriate to visit premises such as warehouses where fireworks are stored or an office where records relating to sales are kept. 153.
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1 February 2022
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For example, it may be appropriate to visit premises such as warehouses where fireworks are stored or an office where records relating to sales are kept. 147.
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7 October 2021
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S6W-03554 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many separate visits its ministers have made to nightclub venues in an official capacity to discuss the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccine certification scheme with the owners and staff of such premises.
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Meeting date:
14 December 2011
Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee 14 December 2011
There is a danger that either rents will go up in the areas of shortage, which will make it impossible for the social renting tenants to gain access to housing, or—this is also quite likely—landlords will choose not to take social tenants, to use that terminology.
