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Date answered:
21 September 2006
S2W-28316
Includes children who receiveda first visit, six to eight week, eight to nine month, or an unscheduled reviewwhen the child was nine months old or less.
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23 June 2006
S2W-26786
The Executive’s RuralCommunity Transport Initiative enables mainly elderly and disabled people and otherswho are unable to access conventional public transport to visit family and friends;to access shopping, medical and other social facilities and to take part in communitylife.On rail, First ScotRail, as partof the £10 million Station Investment Plan, are c...
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10 May 2006
S2O-09909
I am delighted to announce that SPCB have agreed to all the group’s recommendationsto promote the crèche more proactively and also to trial Saturday opening of the crèche for families visiting at weekends, in an effort to make best use of the tremendous facility we have here at Holyrood.
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3 February 2006
S2W-22672
Promotion of hand washing before snack and meal times and after toilet visits to prevent the spread of infection is examined as part of inspection against the relevant Care Standards.Understanding and knowledge of personal hygiene forms part of the emotional, personal and social development strand of the Curriculum Framework for Children 3 to 5.
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20 April 2004
S2W-07217
The Government Car Service (Scotland) provides or arranges transport for Scottish ministers, ministers of UK Government Departments when in Scotland, senior officials at the Scottish Executive, and visiting dignitaries. All vehicles owned by the Scottish Executive have Crown exemption from road tax.
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29 July 2003
S2W-01350
His response is as follows:Performance Points:2.1 (e)Failure to input basic details into prisoner records252.1 (f)Failure to process accurate warrant details102.1 (g)Discovery within prison of smuggled in items1002.1 (i )Failure of security procedures1702.2(a)Staff assault - serious injury0 Minor injury20 No injury202.2(b)Prisoner assault - serious injury0 Minor injury40 No injury552.2(c)Incident of concerted indiscipline602.2(f)Incident of self harm52.2 (g)Incident of class A drugs3502.2(h)Incident of drugs other than class A702.2(m)Tool/implement loss (not recovered)122.4(b)Failure to deliver work hours (Sentenced Prisoners)Provision of 76 - 95% of hoursProvision of 66 -75% of hoursProvision of 56 - 65% of hoursProvision of equal or less than 55%50002.4(d)Failure to provide structured activity hours (sentenced prisoners)Provision of 76 - 95% of hoursProvision of 66 - 75% of hoursProvision of 56 - 54% of hoursProvision of Equal or less than 55%100002.5(b)Failure to start visits...
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26 September 2002
S1W-29294
Although the implementation of SIGN guidelines will continue to be the responsibility of trusts, the introduction of unified NHS boards and Board Clinical Governance committees provides an opportunity to facilitate successful implementation, and to overcome barriers.In addition, assessment visits carried out by the Clinical Standards Board for Scotland moni...
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5 September 2002
S1W-28282
All GPs are eligible for an annual payment (currently £2,510) for providing out of hours services and for a night visit fee (currently £25.10) for each face to face consultation carried out between the hours of 10pm and 8am.
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28 June 2002
S1W-26779
As with all SIPs, Inverclyde are due to submit their next annual report on 30 June 2002.As well as the annual report Communities Scotland officials do maintain contact with SIPs throughout the year, attend board meetings, visit SIP projects, and meet with both the SIP support team and community representatives associated with the SIP.
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15 May 2001
S1W-14398
To date, the residents of Scotland House have facilitated 52 visits by Scottish Executive Ministers to Belgium and Luxembourg (including several to meet Commissioners and attendance at 16 full Councils of Ministers) and attendance at over 100 working groups by Scottish Executive officials; and have seen at least 10,000 visitors pass through their doors.
