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To ask the Scottish Executive how many times since 1999 mobile screening units for breast cancer have visited (a) Dumfries and Galloway, (b) Highland, (c) Lanarkshire, (d) Shetland and (e) Western Isles NHS Board areas.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 September 2001
, a review of conditions for Remand Prisoners at the end of the 20th Century involved visits to all prisons holding remand prisoners but is not included in the figures given below.
Has the Law Society engaged before in the process of proposing levels at which it thinks fees should be set? Is this a new thing? It is new for us, but I doubt whether it is new for the Law Society, although perhaps it is.
I am not in a position to judge whether that evidence is correct or is the best evidence and it is difficult to study such things. The bill will give cohabitation a new status—one cannot create a new entity in law without creating a new status.
For the most part, those are new powers for agencies to consider in the light of local strategies, local circumstances and the available alternatives, rather than new duties imposed on the agencies.
I support whole-heartedly the calls from members throughout the chamber for the maintenance of funding for departments rated at level 3. How do we improve new places and new knowledge? Elaine Thomson talked about the new technologies.
If a child has a keen interest in physical education and sports, would an education authority consider grant aid for a pair of new trainers as opposed to a school blazer?