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Date answered:
16 November 2001
S1W-19650
The data in SKIPPER will be corrected upon the next release of the package in January 2002.The specialties of those classified as "other' is not known centrally.Nursing and Midwifery staff employed in NHSScotland by location, qualification and specialty 1Whole Time Equivalent: at 30 September1990 8199519971998199920002All Nursing & Midwifery staff 3,452 284.152 416.251 472.451 073.851 353.051 228.2Senior Nurse Managers 5 595.1 190.8 133.9 117.9 102.6 63.9Hospital Specialties45 837.945 850.244 886.944 366.144 446.744 147.1Qualified 29 477.9 29 525.1 29 431.5 29 318.0 29 520.1 29 525.0Acute 14 007.814 424.314 863.015 030.715 360.315 548.8Midwives8-2 296.92 404.72 354.52 367.52 377.1Other Maternity82 668.2 311.6 315.9 310.4 309.4 312.7Mental Illness5 977.45 762.05 609.55 601.65 502.95 437.2Learning Disabilities1 722.71 397.31 276.31 196.21 173.91 139.3Care of the Elderly 4 282.84 224.03 761.73 573.43 505.73 385.5Paediatrics 819.11 108.91 194.41 239.31 299.41 323.5Other -- 6.0 12.0 1.0 1.0Unqualified 16 359.9 16 325.1 15 455.5 15 048.0 14 926.7 14 622.1Acute 5 400.55 220.65 230.45 295.95 426.35 458.6Other Maternity 822.8 782.8 701.9 682.6 686.7 648.8Mental Illness3 895.54 124.83 764.23 699.03 642.03 587.5Learning Disabilities1 870.81 710.51 580.61 436.21 338.91 245.5Care of the Elderly 4 064.44 107.93 798.63 553.33 462.93 312.8Paediatrics 306.0 378.6 379.8 381.1 369.9 368.8Other ------Community Specialties 6 022.36 048.66 140.96 305.76 377.4Qualified5 261.65 497.55 458.15 553.15 698.15 746.0Health visitor61 508.61 429.71 442.61 459.01 464.41 460.1Grades G & above1 508.61 316.81 307.51 317.31 310.61 310.6Below Grade G- 112.8 135.1 141.7 153.9 149.5District nurse61 744.31 733.11 799.71 852.51 940.71 935.8Grades G & above1 181.01 027.71 001.71 011.81 027.31 018.4Below Grade G 563.3 705.4 798.0 840.7 913.4 917.4Community midwife 208.4 283.4 291.9 302.6 289.5 287.0Combined duty nurse 560.3 462.6 398.1 357.8 323.1 279.9Community psychiatric nurse7 97.7 426.8 484.7 498.4 587.0 629.7Community learning disability nurse 28.7 155.4 146.3 140.5 133.3 128.5Clinic/school nurse 235.6 482.6 497.1 498.1 488.2 476.5Other 878.1 523.9 397.7 444.2 471.8 548.5Unqualified 412.4 524.8 590.5 587.9 607.6 631.4Auxillary/assistant 412.4 503.9 568.9 576.9 593.8 604.1Nursery nurse- 20.8 21.6 10.9 13.8 27.3Other Specialties 177.1 352.8 403.0 448.8 497.9 639.9Qualified 38.1 166.3 221.4 244.8 275.8 359.6Occupational Health----- 87.5Blood Transfusion Service 38.1 45.6 51.7 52.2 64.5 58.6Other- 120.6 169.8 192.6 211.3 213.5Unqualified 139.0 186.6 181.6 204.0 222.1 280.3Blood Transfusion Service 139.0 133.6 121.2 123.2 121.8 164.0Other- 52.9 60.4 80.8 100.3 116.3Notes:1...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 June 2001
S1W-16141
New administrative targets were adopted in 1998-99.Table ASupreme Courts Waiting periods % of diets allocated in the year within waiting periodCIVILwaiting period (term weeks except*)Civil BusinessTarget1997-981998-991999-20002000-01(a) Appeals against Interlocutory orders (from date of lodging)4100%97%80%31%(b) All other appeals (from date sent to roll)#1893%11%0%0%(c) Jury trials(from date issues approved)19100%100%79%50%(d) Ordinary proofs (from date proof allowed)1989%81%84%38%CriminalCriminal Business - AppealsLeave to Appeal - Solemn and Summary Applications for leave to appeal;(i) from date of report received to allocation to single judge1*71%92%55%64%(ii) from intimation of appeal against refusal to allocate to 2/3 judges2*66%69%29%38%Appeals - Solemn Notes of Appeal; (from date when leave to appeal granted)(i) Sentence5*90%78%56%36%(ii) Conviction and Sentence516%0%2%0%Appeals - SummaryNotes of Appeal against Sentence;(from date when leave to appeal granted)(i) Accused in custody4*91%76%56%38%(i)Other6*90%88%70%67%Stated Cases;(from date when leave to appeal granted)(i) Accused in custody4100%100%100%100%(i)Other611%0%0%0%Bills of Suspension (from date lodged)4100%31%4%8%Target (a) above came into operation with effect from 1...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 September 2000
S1W-09968
In total, around 122 of the letters or communications were specific about areas that required additional spending.The 10 most popular groups (including apparent campaigns mentioned above) that received support for additional public spending were: Housing or homelessness (including Shelter postcards) 31% (37 responses) The Scottish Agricultural and Biological Research Institutes 25% (31 responses) Improving roads and reducing fuel tax 13% (16 responses including 1...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 June 2004
Education Committee, 09 Jun 2004
Immersion is the method that is used there and it is started at primary 1. Is there anything about maturity of learning at different ages—age five or age 11, for example—that means that it is far better to expose children to language at an earlier stage of primary education?
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 November 2002
Plenary, 21 Nov 2002
Instead of the somewhat non-responsive answers that we are accustomed to receiving, when I asked the Scottish Executive"what information it has received on why no submission was made to the European Commission from the UK to receive a share of its financial package to fight … animal diseases"the minister replied:"EU legislation requires member states to submit applications for such funding by 1 June. The Executive is aware that due to an administrative oversight a submission from the UK was not submitted by that deadline.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 December 2003
Plenary, 04 Dec 2003
Indeed, that issue has been highlighted extensively in our stage 1 consideration of the Nature Conservation (Scotland) Bill.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 November 2006
Communities Committee, 08 Nov 2006
Schools (Health Promotion and Nutrition) (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 Item 2 is consideration of the Schools (Health Promotion and Nutrition) (Scotland) Bill.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 December 2004
Plenary, 23 Dec 2004
If the Executive saves £166 million on health in year 1, I do not mind it saying that, after three years, £498 million that would not otherwise have been provided will have been put into front-line services.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 September 2003
Plenary, 10 Sep 2003
Of course, that money is welcome, but only a tiny percentage of it—£1 million of the £4 million—is being invested in aquaculture.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 November 2002
Rural Development Committee, 05 Nov 2002
Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 Agenda item 2 is the committee's continuing consideration of the Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Bill.
