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Date answered:
27 June 2000
S1W-07906
The amount spent by each local authority in 1999-2000 is shown in table 1 and the allocation for each for 2000-01 is set out in table 2:Table 1Warm Deal expenditure by Local Authorities in 1999-2000CouncilAmount spentCouncilAmount spentAberdeen£81,847Inverclyde£60,000Aberdeenshire£52,153Midlothian£50,000Angus£10,769Moray£60,000Argyll and Bute£42,382North Ay...
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Date answered:
8 June 2000
S1O-01908
These proposals will be issued for public consultation later this year.A three-week national media campaign to alert carers to the strategy and the NHS Helpline as a source of advice and support was launched on 28 April. From 1 April the helpline has been able to provide information and advice to carers on a range of issues, including access to local suppor...
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Date answered:
8 June 2000
S1W-07254
Details of the funding provided by each partnership to individual projects and organisations are not maintained centrally.Social Inclusion Partnership (SIP) Fund allocations to Glasgow-based partnerships, 1999-2000 and 2000-01Name of Social Inclusion PartnershipParliamentary constituency or constituencies in which SIP is located1999-2000£0002000-01£000 Glasgow East End SIPGlasgow ShettlestonGlasgow Springburn Glasgow Baillieston2,8002,853Glasgow North SIPGlasgow MaryhillGlasgow Springburn3,3002,972Greater Easterhouse SIPGlasgow SpringburnGlasgow Baillieston3,4003,476Drumchapel SIPGlasgow Anniesland1,8752,547Gorbals SIPGlasgow Shettleston563764Greater Govan SIPGlasgow Govan375509Greater Pollok SIPGlasgow PollokGlasgow Cathcart1,7252,343Milton SIPGlasgow Maryhill200764Springburn SIPGlasgow Springburn200764Glasgow Anti-Racist Alliance SIPCity-wide593743Big Step - Pathways to Independence SIPCity-wide378513Glasgow Routes out of Prostitution SIPCity-wide188256Castlemilk Partnership1Glasgow Cathcart2,5302,400Glasgow Regeneration Programme2City-wide1,1001,128TOTAL 19,22722,032Notes:1...
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Date answered:
12 May 2000
S1W-06071
Scottish Executive, Education Statistics Division (A2 statistical return completed by Sheriff Courts).Notes:1. Figures for 1999 are as yet unpublished and should therefore be regarded as provisional.Information on the number of couples currently on the waiting list to adopt and on the average age of adoptive parents is not held centrally.We aim to improve a...
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Date answered:
4 May 2000
S1W-05723
The figures show cancellations of all planned admissions to hospital including, because no distinction can be made, those where no operation was required.Information on cancellations of hospital planned admissions is published annually in Scottish Health Statistics.NHS in Scotland: Cancellations of Hospital Admissions1 by Health Board Area of Treatment; Years Ending 31 March 1996 to 31 March 1999Health Board31 March 199631 March 199731 March 199831 March 1999Argyll and Clyde 253 634674828Ayrshire and Arran 184 179241289Borders 220 283272287Dumfries and Galloway 43 5899220Fife 656 880877796Forth Valley 112 182283268Grampian 1,364 1,4351,4321,874Greater Glasgow2 1,923 --2,468Highland 912 887692750Lanarkshire 252 26293281Lothian 2,326 2,5071,8882,170Orkney 4 13237Shetland 13 261624Tayside 881 765937947Western Isles 5 1049Source: ISD, Scotland.Notes:1...
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Date answered:
12 April 2000
S1W-04370
The Commissioner's Code of Practice requires all applicants to declare their political activities in terms of the following three categories:Category AApplicants who have:obtained office as a Local Councillor, MP, MSP, MEP etc;stood as a candidate for one of the above offices;spoken on behalf of a party or candidate.Category BApplicants who have:acted as a political agent;held office such as Chair, Treasurer, or Secretary of a local branch of a party;canvassed on behalf of a party or helped at elections;undertaken any other political activity which they consider relevant.Category CApplicants for whom none of the above activities apply.In the majority of cases, individuals appointed to public bodies are not, and have not been, politically active. During the period from 1...
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Date answered:
16 February 2000
S1W-04126
However, the table below details the subject matter of the interdicts where legal aid was refused, in the 32 cases for which information is available: FemaleMaleSubjectPursuerDefenderPursuerDefender Non-molestation18 12Non-molestation & power of arrest2 Non-molestation & removal of a child2 Non-molestation & entering the home1 Removal of a child1 Verbal abuse1 Breach of interdict; assault1 Breach of interdict; non-molestation1 Legal aid granted in respect of other matters; refused on merits vis a vis interdict action1 Wrongly recorded ( Divorce action)1...
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Date answered:
27 January 2000
S1W-03575
These are listed below:Anderson W L and Havera S P (1985), "Blood lead, protoporphyrin and ingested shot for detecting lead poisoning in wildfowl", Wildlife Society Bulletin, 13, pp. 26-31.Dieter M P and Finley M T (1978), "Delta-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase enzyme activity in blood, brain and liver of lead-dosed ducks", Environmental Resources, 19, pp. 127-135.Hall S L and Fisher F M (1985), "Lead concentrations in tissues of marsh birds: relationships of feeding habitats and grit preference to spent shot ingestion", Bulletin of Environmental Contaminant Toxicology, 35, pp. 1...
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Date answered:
17 January 2000
S1W-03789
The Review Body acknowledged that from 1 April consultants will begin to benefit from an additional £50 million (Great Britain) earmarked for payments in recognition of their workload, work intensity and commitment to the NHS arising out of last year's recommendations.I am pleased to confirm that the Scottish Executive has decided to accept the Review Bodie...
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Date answered:
26 November 1999
S1W-02600
In addition, the Parliament Security Office employs 6 administrative staff.Since 1 May 1999, 18 operational staff have resigned for a variety of reasons: these include taking up full time study, relocation, securing employment matching qualifications, domestic circumstances and finding employment with higher remuneration.It is difficult to compare directly ...
