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Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2004
Health Committee, 26 Oct 2004
Is Dr Scott worried about how we will fund the numbers of GPs that will be needed to cope with the new contracts and the new work loads that will come the way of GPs?
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 January 2000
Standards Committee, 26 Jan 2000
Scottish ParliamentStandards CommitteeWednesday 26 January 2000(Morning) Scottish ParliamentStandards CommitteeWednesday 26 January 2000(Morning) The Convener opened the meeting at 09:32 I welcome everybody to the meeting.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2000
Local Government Committee, 20 Jun 2000
It is still in effect and can be used. The order facilitates a new piece of line about 300 or 400 yd long.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 January 2006
Audit Committee, 10 Jan 2006
Sometimes, we must just accept that guys and girls cannot do the new job, so we have to find sensible and humane ways of letting them leave the business or find them a new job and bring in new people with new skills.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 June 2002
Social Justice Committee, 12 Jun 2002
As has been said before, the other aspect is that the debt arrangement scheme acts as a debt stopper. However, a new arrangement must be put in place to advise new creditors about the scheme.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 March 2000
S1W-04840
I have every confidence that this partnership approach will be successful, as it has already proved to be for the ex-employees of Continental Tyres. Latest figures indicate that at least half of these employees have so far gained new employment.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 January 2006
S2W-22069
The enterprisenetworks are not currently offering any new BLAs but those companies which havealready been awarded a BLA are able to continue implementing training plansuntil the end of March 2006.There were four BLA pilots, twosectoral and two geographic.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 January 2005
S2W-13393
The differences between the median wait and mean wait for in-patient/day case treatment and new out-patient appointments for the quarters ending: 30 June 1997,30 June 1999 and 30 September 2004, by NHS board of residence were asfollows: Difference in Median and Mean Wait (days) NHS Board (Residence) Quarter end In-patient/Day Case Waiting Time First Out-patient Appointment Waiting Time Median Wait Mean Wait Difference Median Wait Mean Wait Difference Scotland 30-Jun-97 34 59.7 -25.7 40 53.7 -13.7 30-Jun-99 30 53.5 -23.5 46 64.0 -18.0 30-Sep-04p 43 81.3 -38.3 55 89.8 -34.8 Argyll and Clyde 30-Jun-97 36 61.1 -25.1 39 59.0 -20.0 30-Jun-99 29 50.9 -21.9 42 58.5 -16.5 30-Sep-04p 45 76.2 -31.2 55 81.3 -26.3 Ayrshire and Arran 30-Jun-97 33 57.1 -24.1 35 44.4 -9.4 30-Jun-99 34 55.4 -21.4 37 48.4 -11.4 30-Sep-04p 52 86.1 -34.1 51 80.5 -29.5 Borders 30-Jun-97 28 46.7 -18.7 33 43.3 -10.3 30-Jun-99 27 43.4 -16.4 35 47.1 -12.1 30-Sep-04p 40 74.1 -34.1 41 74.2 -33.2 Dumfries and Galloway 30-Jun-97 33 60.2 -27.2 35 41.0 -6.0 30-Jun-99 31 49.9 -18.9 45 53.2 -8.2 30-Sep-04p 52 79.1 -27.1 49 79.8 -30.8 Fife 30-Jun-97 37 69.1 -32.1 48 58.8 -10.8 30-Jun-99 39 73.6 -34.6 54 73.4 -19.4 30-Sep-04p 45 90.1 -45.1 62 92.7 -30.7 Difference in Median and Mean Wait (days) NHS Board (Residence) Quarter end In-patient/Day Case Waiting Time First Out-patient Appointment Waiting Time Median Wait Mean Wait Difference Median Wait Mean Wait Difference Forth Valley 30-Jun-97 31 56.8 -25.8 42 52.0 -10.0 30-Jun-99 32 56.2 -24.2 54 68.9 -14.9 30-Sep-04p 50 90.2 -40.2 64 102.3 -38.3 Grampian 30-Jun-97 33 60.0 -27.0 35 50.4 -15.4 30-Jun-99 28 48.8 -20.8 49 67.1 -18.1 30-Sep-04p 38 77.6 -39.6 57 92.4 -35.4 Greater Glasgow 30-Jun-97 35 59.3 -24.3 46 59.2 -13.2 30-Jun-99 29 53.1 -24.1 48 65.7 -17.7 30-Sep-04p 34 75.0 -41.0 59 103.0 -44.0 Highland 30-Jun-97 30 52.0 -22.0 31 50.8 -19.8 30-Jun-99 28 49.7 -21.7 35 56.0 -21.0 30-Sep-04p 42 84.2 -42.2 43 79.5 -36.5 Lanarkshire 30-Jun-97 38 64.4 -26.4 44 57.4 -13.4 30-Jun-99 28 48.5 -20.5 50 70.4 -20.4 30-Sep-04p 54 90.7 -36.7 62 94.6 -32.6 Lothian 30-Jun-97 30 55.8 -25.8 38 53.7 -15.7 30-Jun-99 29 51.9 -22.9 46 69.3 -23.3 30-Sep-04p 42 84.4 -42.4 50 83.4 -33.4 Orkney 30-Jun-97 20 35.8 -15.8 22 31.3 -9.3 30-Jun-99 24 29.0 -5.0 29 33.8 -4.8 30-Sep-04p 25 45.1 -20.1 31 47.0 -16.0 Shetland 30-Jun-97 34 55.0 -21.0 32 37.7 -5.7 30-Jun-99 20 42.1 -22.1 30 34.4 -4.4 30-Sep-04p 34 62.9 -28.9 35 41.1 -6.1 Tayside 30-Jun-97 34 63.3 -29.3 37 47.0 -10.0 30-Jun-99 33 57.8 -24.8 44 58.9 -14.9 30-Sep-04p 47 77.2 -30.2 53 89.2 -36.2 Western Isles 30-Jun-97 30 50.0 -20.0 34 46.6 -12.6 30-Jun-99 26 41.3 -15.3 33 52.2 -19.2 30-Sep-04p 40 68.0 -28.0 39 55.7 -16.7 Sources: ISD, SMR00 & SMR01.PProvisional.The distributions of both out-patients and in-patients/day cases and out-patients are very skewed making the median the more appropriate measure.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 September 2005
Finance Committee, 13 Sep 2005
Most new programmes involve funding outside agencies rather than employing staff directly.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 September 2005
S2W-18547
Persons Released from a Custodial Sentence or given a Non-Custodial Sentence in 2001Percentage of Offenders with an Index Conviction for Drugs Offences who are Reconvicted within Two Years, by Approximate Local Authority Area Local Authority* Total Number (=100%) Percentage Reconvicted within Two Years Percentage with a Custodial Reconviction within Two Years Aberdeen1 398 36 10 Angus 64 50 13 Argyll and Bute 104 33 4 Ayrshire2 392 48 14 Clackmannanshire 26...
