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Questions and Answers Date answered: 23 May 2006

S2W-23314

These should be set in the contextof a very steep decline in global flows of foreign direct investment since 2000and a shift in Scotland’s strategic focus from 2001 onwards to concentrate on attractinghigh-quality investment rather than volume alone. 1995-96 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 26 7,083 719.30 Services 7 1,266 13.40 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 14 1,344 63.70 Textiles 7 589 19.10 Food and Drink 6 280 16.20 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 14 1,274 127.20 Forest Products/Paper 4 154 9.40 Other Activities 6 570 12.70 Totals 84 12,560 981.00 1996-97 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 17 5,448 2,582.00 Services 23 2,654 41.10 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 22 3,142 113.10 Textiles 2 380 12.10 Food and Drink 3 86 0.70 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 12 1,682 260.00 Forest Products/Paper 2 126 50.90 Other Activities 5 777 61.60 Totals 86 14,295 3,121.50 1997-98 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 17 2,609 267.70 Services 23 10,732 392.90 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 13 910 44.10 Textiles 7 932 19.10 Food and Drink 3 72 4.30 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 14 2,179 217.00 Forest Products/Paper 2 123 48.30 Other Activities 8 390 18.20 Totals 87 17,947 1,011.60 1998-99 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 16 3,665 216.10 Services 29 4,641 73.10 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 11 1,186 32.50 Textiles 6 632 17.10 Food and Drink 1 31 1.60 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 1,300 653 417.40 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 2 59 3.40 Totals 78 10,867 761.20 1999-2000 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 13 3,568 158.59 Services 25 6,163 88.89 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 19 1,055 49.40 Textiles 2 73 0.35 Food and Drink 4 69 2.50 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 12 783 69.04 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 16 2,171 115.21 Totals 91 13,882 483.98 2000-01 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 25 5,587 1,496.86 Services 35 5,240 119.38 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 18 1,023 29.70 Textiles 0 0 0.00 Food and Drink 4 447 7.90 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 11 1,322 74.10 Forest Products/Paper 4 661 33.60 Other Activities 5 66 1.84 Totals 102 14,346 1,763.38 2001-02 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 11 1,182 42.95 Services 26 3,518 140.02 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 6 474 21.28 Textiles 1 40 0.65 Food and Drink 1 109 10.00 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 5 590 37.97 Forest Products/Paper 2 95 2.17 Other Activities 7 378 16.25 Totals 59 6,386 271.28 2002-03 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 7 811 22.95 Services 26 1,202 27.73 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 17 3,189 111.54 Textiles 0 0 0.00 Food and Drink 2 82 26.53 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 3 447 0.60 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 2 1,419 16.04 Totals 57 7,150 205.39 2003-04 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 15 1,985 122.33 Services 8 983 18.33 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 16 1,870 57.83 Textiles 1 8 0.08 Food and Drink 2 78 4.16 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 5 203 25.22 Forest Products/Paper 1 50 1.60 Other Activities 17 298 1.96 Totals 65 5,475 231.50 2004-05 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 8 470 22.95 Services 9 1,270 6.22 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 3 219 4.14 Textiles 0 0 0.00 Food and Drink 1 64 1.03 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 4 437 8.17 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 21 2,608 98.30 Totals 46 5,068 140.80 2.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 5 January 2005

S2W-10752

Title/Ministerial Members Established Date of Meetings   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Children’s Services (CSCCS)   First Minister (Chair) Minister for Education and Young People (Deputy Chair) Minister for Health and Community Care Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services Deputy Minister for Justice Deputy Minister for Social Justice   19-12-2001 to March 2003   13-03-2002 01-05-2002 18-06-2002 24-09-2002 17-12-2002   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Renewing Local Democracy (CSCRLD)   First Minister (Chair) Deputy First Minister and Minister for Justice Minister for Education and Young People Minister for Environment and Rural Development Minister for Finance and Public Services Minister for Parliamentary Business 22-01-2002 to March 2003 23-01-2002 25-02-2002 12-03-2002 17-09-2002   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Rural Development (CSCRD)   Minister for Environment and Rural Development (Chair) Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Minister for Finance and Public Services Minister for Social Justice Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport 23-01-2002 to March 2003           22-01-2002 15-05-2002 04-09-2002 05-02-2003   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Social Justice (CSCSJ)   Minister for Social Justice (Chair) Minister for Education and Young People Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Minister for Finance and Public Services Minister for Health and Community Care Deputy Minister for Social Justice Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business     13-03-2002 to March 2003     13-03-2002 01-05-2002 18-06-2002 24-09-2002 17-12-2002     Cabinet Sub-Committee on Tackling Drug Misuse (CSCTDM)   Deputy First Minister (Chair) Minister for Education and Young People Deputy Minister (Mulligan) for Health and Community Care Deputy Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Deputy Minister for Justice Deputy Minister for Social Justice   External Members Mr Jim Orr, Director of the Scottish Drugs Enforcement Agency Mr Ian Ross, Drugs Action Teams Association   27-03-2002 to March 2003       27-03-2002 12-06-2002 03-09-2002 11-12-2002 18-02-2003   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Best Value and Budget Review (CSCBVBR)   Minister for Finance and Public Services (Chair) Minister for Environment and Rural Development Minister for Parliamentary Business Minister for Social Justice Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services   25-04-2001 to 13-11-2001 25-04-2001 17-05-2001 30-05-2001 18-06-2001 04-07-2001 28-08-2001 24-10-2001 13-11-2001   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Legislation (CSCL)   First Minister (Chair) Deputy First Minister and Minister for Justice Minister for Parliamentary Business (Deputy Chair) Lord Advocate Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business     06-03-2002 to March 2003 21-05-2003 to present     06-03-2002 30-04-2002 09-10-2002 08-01-2003 25-02-2003 27-05-2003 25-06-2003 13-08-2003 19-11-2003 24-03-2004 11-05-2004 09-06-2004   Cabinet Sub-Committee on Sustainable Scotland (CSCSS)   First Minister (Chair) Deputy First Minister Minister for Environment and Rural Development Minister for Transport Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Communities   External Members Professor Jan Bebbington, Professor of Accounting and Sustainable Development, University of St Andrews Mr Kevin Dunion, Director, Friends of the Earth Scotland (until January 2003) Mr Mark Hope, Director of External Affairs, Shell Expro (until March 2003) Simon Pepper, Director of WWF Scotland (from March 2004) Ian Good, Chair and Chief Executive of the Edrington Group (from March 2004) 05-02-2002 to March 2003   25-06-2003 to present 05-02-2002 26...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 May 2004

S2W-07613

Value of Fiscal Fines Received And Outstanding Commission Area Total Value Received in Financial Year (£000) Total Value Outstanding at 31 March (£000) 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 Aberdeen City 34 23 18 19 13 6 4 3 Aberdeenshire 26...
Official Report Meeting date: 30 March 2006

Plenary, 30 Mar 2006

The minister said that he set up the curriculum review in 2003. However, we received the latest progress report only this week and the indications are that we will not get detailed guidance until 2007.
Official Report Meeting date: 7 December 2000

Plenary, 07 Dec 2000

The proposed strategy provides us with an opportunity to consider new ways of tackling alcohol misuse.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 January 2007

S2O-11596

We have asked NHS Highland tosubmit a plan to show how it will reduce waits for orthodontics and achieve a maximumwaiting time of 26 weeks by 2007-08.In the meantime, we have providedan additional £250,000 in capital and £60,000 in revenue funding to help Highlandreduce orthodontic waiting times during the current financial year, and I understandthat NHS Hi...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 October 2006

S2W-28577

I canadvise however, that Directive 92/44/EEC was repealed by Article 26 of the FrameworkDirective (Directive 2002/21/EC) and now the Universal Service Directive, implementedvia the UK Communications Act 2003, currently governs leased lines.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 March 2006

S2W-24235

The ScottishExecutive’s school transport guidance makes clear the expectation that authoritieswill keep these matters under review.I acknowledged to the EducationCommittee on 26 October that there is a lot that we can do to highlight what hasworked well in improving the situation on school buses, and said that we will workwith local authorities to identify ...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 2 March 2006

S2O-09166

As the member may be aware, Iannounced on the 26 January 2006 in my ministerial statement on forestry, that officialswill be working to prepare a Biomass Action Plan, and that the forthcoming ClimateChange Programme will include an ambitious emissions savings target for the wholeof the forestry sector.As a member of the Environmentand Rural Development Comm...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 November 2005

S2W-20147

Where an authority proposesa specific change to school provision of a type for which statutoryconsultation is required, it is the authority’s responsibility to conduct theconsultation in accordance with the statutory requirements.I indicated in evidence whichI gave to the Education Committee on 26 October 2005my intention to engage with the Convention of Sc...

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