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Questions and Answers Date answered: 24 October 2005

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Name Position Organisation Anne Moises (chair) Director of IT Scottish Executive Jim Buist Service Delivery Manager, e-Government Strategy Glasgow City Council Open Source Software Group Society of Information Technology Management Nick Hine Lecturer Division of Applied Computing, University of Dundee Andy Judson Research Assistant Division of Applied Computing, University of Dundee Lois MacFadyen Head of e-Government and Take Up Team Scottish Executive Jonathan Moore Head of Shared Services and Funds Team Scottish Executive Craig Russell Head of Efficient Government Delivery Division Scottish Executive Andy Wallace Information Services Manager General Register Office for Scotland  The group was selected toprovide a range of viewpoints from the public and academic sectors and consideropen source software issues for the wider Scottish public sector.The remit of the group isto:consider the widerimplications for Scotland of the Office of Government Commerce report on thetrials of Open Source Software in Government and develop a policy statement forScotland;examine the role which opensource and free software could play in current and future projects across the Scottish public sector e.g. in support of shared services;determine the practicalitiesof introducing open source and free software through examining the technicaland business case for implementation and identifying case studies, andassess the potentialefficiency savings which might be realised if the Scottish public sector wereto adopt open source and free software.The group’s first meeting washeld on 14 October 2005. The agenda is noted below.1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 16 September 2005

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Rented Properties Current Capacity (SE Staff Only) Functions Running Costs Bute House, 6 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh 0 First Minister’s residence £55,345 23 Walker Street, Edinburgh 30 Scottish Executive sponsored projects £72,010 Southlands, 32 Reidhaven Street, Elgin 14 Environment and Rural Affairs Department £60,337 Europa Building, Glasgow 219 Enterprise, Transport and Life Long Learning Department, £931,984 Meridian Court, 5 Cadogan Street, Glasgow 343 Enterprise, Transport and Life Long Learning Department, Finance and Central Services Department £1,940,235 Unit 4A and B Elizafield, Edinburgh 16 Garage and workshop £151,615 141 Leith Walk, Edinburgh 6 Store £185,837 Unit 6B Tower Street, Leith 1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 21 June 2005

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Thefunding councils’ joint corporate plan gives details of the overall support providedto FE colleges since 2004-05 and planned level of support until 2007-08 see AnnexA of this document:http://www.sfc.ac.uk/joint_info/publications/sfc_joint_corporate_plan_2003-06.pdf.Thisis detailed by recurrent funding and capital funding (which is the ear-marked elementof funding).TheSFEFC annual report gives details of the support to individual colleges for 2003-04(see Annex 1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 31 May 2005

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Research studies on these topics have been commissioned by Communities Scotland as follows: Year Commissioned Project Title Project Cost 2000-01 Lessons From Innovation in Design and Procurement £21,463.08 2000-01 Evaluation of the Building Aspects of the Slateford Green (Millennium) Project £7,000 2002-03 with a further update evaluation commissioned in 2004-05 Evaluation of Kincardine O’Neil innovative rural housing design project: Canmore Place £10,000 2002-03 Future Options for Mixed Tenure and RSL Property in Edinburgh’s Pre-1919 Tenements Total Contract £31,960, Communities Scotland contribution £19,975 2004-05 Research in phase 1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 May 2005

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This is because clients may have incomplete postcodes so cannot be allocated to a LEC area but are included in the Scottish total.The Table is reissued below with the footnotes that were omitted in the answer to question S1W-7400.Table 1: Participation and Cumulative Starts for Over 50 Year Olds on New Deal 25 plus by LEC area at end-March 2000. ...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 March 2005

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Details of those bodies not classifiedas Executive Agencies or NDPBs are not held centrally by the Executive.Executive Agencies Accountant in Bankruptcy Communities Scotland HM Inspectorate of Education Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) Scottish Building Standards Agency Non Departmental Public Bodies(NDPBs) Bord Gaidhlig na H-Alba Bus Users Complaints Tribunal Cairngorms National Park Authority Health Technology Board for Scotland1 Historic Environment Advisory Council for Scotland Learning and Teaching Scotland2 Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland National Waiting Times Centre NHS 24 NHS Education for Scotland3 NHS Quality Improvement Scotland4 Risk Management Authority Scottish Advisory Committee on Distinction Awards Scottish Ambulance Service for Scotland Scottish Child Care Board5 Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission Scottish Further Education Funding Council Scottish Local Authorities Remuneration Committee Scottish Screen Scottish Social Services Council Scottish Water6 The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority Water Industry Commissioner for Scotland Notes: 1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 February 2005

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Details of each NHS board’s allocation is as follows: Health Board Col. 1 Col 2 Total General Allocation 2005-06 (£ Million) Percentage Increase in Unified Budget % Argyll and Clyde 514.426 7.50 Ayrshire and Arran 462.840 8.29 Borders 132.754 8.57 ...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 24 January 2005

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A list of the 41 hospitals undertaking maxillofacial in-patient and day case treatment during the year to 30 September 2004 is provided in the following table.NHSScotland: Hospital Undertaking Maxillofacial1 In-Patient and Day Case Treatment During the Year Ending 30 September 2004P NHS Board Location Argyll and Clyde: Inverclyde Royal Hospital Lorn and Islands District General Hospital Royal Alexandra Hospital Vale of Leven District General Hospital Ayrshire and Arran Crosshouse Hospital The Ayr Hospital Borders Borders General Hospital Dumfries and Galloway Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary Garrick Hospital Fife Queen Margaret Hospital Victoria Hospital Forth Valley Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary Stirling Royal Infirmary Grampian Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Dr Gray’s Hospital Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital Greater Glasgow Canniesburn Hospital Glasgow Dental Hospital and School Glasgow Royal Infirmary Royal Hospital for Sick Children Southern General Hospital Stobhill Hospital Victoria Infirmary Western Infirmary/Gartnavel General Highland Belford Hospital Caithness General Hospital Raigmore Hospital Lanarkshire Hairmyres Hospital Monklands Hospital Wishaw General Hospital Lothian Roodlands General Hospital Royal Hospital for Sick Children Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh at Little France St John's Hospital At Howden Western General Hospital Orkney Balfour Hospital Shetland Gilbert Bain Hospital NHSScotland: Hospital Undertaking Maxillofacial1 In-Patient and Day Case Treatment During the Year Ending 30 September 2004P Tayside Ninewells Hospital Perth Royal Infirmary Stracathro Hospital Western Isles Western Isles Hospital PProvisional.Note: 1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 15 November 2004

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Prior to 1997-98, the requested information was not collected nationally by NHS trust.NHSScotland - Average Available Staffed Beds1; by Health Board: Years Ending 31 March 1993-97   1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 Scotland  47 556  45 263  43 587  41 789  39 668 Argyll and Clyde      3,964  3,749  3,610  3,529  3,479 Ayrshire and Arran     2,806  2,692  2,575  2,408  2,259 Borders         867  845  822  807  781 Dumfries and Galloway  1,316  1,287  1,226  1,183  1,105 Fife           2,666  2,577  2,455  2,322  2,228 Forth Valley       2,669  2,598  2,504  2,349  2,260 Grampian         4,959  4,661  4,443  4,304  4,135 Greater Glasgow     10,205  9,689  9,212  8,760  8,256 Highland         1,857  1,735  1,688  1,624  1,497 Lanarkshire       4,464  4,307  4,112  3,994  3,882 Lothian         6,985  6,558  6,532  6,253  5,717 Orkney          152  152  150  150  153 Shetland         143  142  137  136  127 Tayside         4,257  4,005  3,857  3,720  3,557 Western Isles     246 266 265 250 232 Note: 1...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 15 November 2004

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Grampian Alexander Clinic Detox / Rehab Drugs and Alcohol 11 Greater Glasgow No.1 Project Detox / Rehab Drugs and Alcohol 6 Orchards Detoxification Drugs and Alcohol 2 Phoenix House Detox / Rehab Drugs and Alcohol 39 Scarrel Road (Aberlour) Detox / Rehab ...

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