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4 October 2004
S2W-10133
As announced by the First Minister on 7 September, we intend to introduce legislation on human organs and tissue during the course of this year.A consultation seeking views on proposals for new legislation on hospital post-mortem examinations took place between 24 November 2003 and 27 February 2004.
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6 September 2004
S2W-09997
SDI’s global sales force works from their own overseas bases andthrough the commercial section of UK embassies and consulates to develop positive relationshipswith potential new investors. They also seek to attract new, higher value investmentsfrom existing investors in Scotland, most of whom are major employers.The ...
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1 September 2004
S2W-09930
While disappointed at any delays, I nevertheless regarded this as prudent action by the new board. The details of the projects involved are an operational matter for Scottish Water.
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23 July 2004
S2W-09324
Local authorities, NHS boards and theirvoluntary partners have together developed Joint Local Implementation Plans to ensure the services and processes are in place to implement the new act. £3 million of the £26.7 million funds made available to local authorities for 2003-06 to support implementation of the new act ...
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10 May 2004
S2W-07502
The relevant sections of theProceeds of Crime Act 2002 became effective on various dates, up to 24 March 2003.Since actual sums recovered in one financial year, from the budget for thefollowing financial year, we have yet to allocate assets recovered in 2003-04using the powers provided in the act.The First Ministerhas announced that future awards from recovered criminal assets will supportcommunities affected by the impact of drugs, rather than projects linked to treatingand rehabilitating people with drug problems. Details of the new...
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1 March 2004
S2W-06186
To ask the Presiding Officer, further to the answer to question S1W-28863 by Sir David Steel on 17 September 2002, what progress has been made in developing public transport options to ensure that there are easily accessible and affordable transport links to the new Parliament building. The Parliament isresponsible for providing the infrastructure to allow transport links to thesite of the new building as part of the landscaping scheme and the convener of the Holyrood Progress Group has informed me that good progress has been madetowards that.
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9 February 2004
S2W-05747
The Scottish Executive, Scotland Office and the Department of Culture Mediaand Sport participated along with other key stakeholders.The working group helpedshape the Gaelic provisions of the Communications Act 2003. This actestablished a new gaelic media service (SnMG) to replace the present gaelic broadcastingcommittee (CCG).The new legislation alsoenabled the gaelic media service to apply to OfCOM for a broadcast licence.This would allow a dedicated Gaelic TV channel to be delivered on a digitalplatform.
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28 January 2004
S2W-05528
VisitScotland will attendthe Swedish International Travel and Tourism Fair to be held in Gothenburg inMarch. This will coincide with the new SAS Snowflake services from Scotland to Sweden commencingin March, while Ryanair already fly from Prestwick to Gothenburg.
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27 January 2004
S2W-05620
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will provide a breakdown of each component of the cost of relocating the headquarters of Scottish Natural Heritage to Inverness, detailing the assumptions upon which each is based, with particular reference to its estimate regarding (a) obtaining new premises in Inverness, (b) human resource costs, detailing separately any (i) redundancy, (ii) relocation and (iii) transport costs, (c) when the new premises will be occupied and (d) the estimated gross and net sale proceeds for existing premises that will no longer be required.
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9 October 2003
S2W-02960
Compensation is not generallypayable where persons have been acquitted at trial or subsequently on appeal withintime simply because the prosecution was unable to sustain the burden of proof beyonda reasonable doubt in relation to the specific charge that was brought.Section 133 of the Criminal JusticeAct 1988 provides that Scottish ministers are required to pay compensation wherea person has been convicted of a criminal offence and his conviction has subsequentlybeen reversed or he has been pardoned, on the ground that a new...
