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Date answered:
15 August 2002
S1W-27754
The object is to secure an improved and cost-effective service from the construction industry for the benefit of tenants.The Public Private Partnership (PPP) process encourages innovation through consortium working to secure effective delivery of projects.
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Date answered:
5 August 2002
S1W-24994
I have asked Tony Cameron, Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service to respond. His response is as follows:Yes.
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Date answered:
23 May 2002
S1W-26172
The projections are almost identical to those prepared in September 2001 and published in Appendix F of the Scottish Prison Service Estates Review (March 2002). These latest projections were published in an Scottish Prison Service News Release on 1 May 2002.The underlying trend for the majority of categories of sente...
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Date answered:
4 February 2002
S1W-21110
Only the administration costs element of the budget, which includes expenditure on pay, office overhead costs, ministers and special advisors is allocated to departments, the remainder of the budget is managed centrally.2000-01Original Plans(£ million)2001-02Original Plans(£ million)2002-03Original Plans(£ million)2003-04Original Plans(£ million1)Total Administration costs199.8211.9214.2218.0% change year on year (real terms)3.5%-1.4%-0.7%Admin costs as a % of Total Managed Expenditure1.111.071.010.98Scottish Executive Administration Budget by Department (Level 3)SE Administration Costs:Development 16.218.716.9Education 14.512.911.3Enterprise and Lifelong Learning9.811.211.9Health11.112.913.7Rural Affairs27.731.832.0Justice 13.418.617.2Corporate Services61.964.448.8Finance and Central Services...
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Date answered:
16 November 2001
S1W-19244
The Portal will offer one-stop access to information about voluntary sector groups and services in Scotland, as well as facilitating communications between voluntary sector organisations and community groups.
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Date answered:
26 October 2001
S1W-18994
I have asked Tony Cameron, Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service, to respond. His response is as follows:The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) has made at Polmont significant investment to enhance the capabilities of the various workshops by the introduction of new machinery.
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Date answered:
24 August 2001
S1W-17295
The information is contained in the following table: Year of ClosureHealth BoardHospitalDate of closure1999Argyll & ClydeBridge of Weir Hospital30/11/1999 Argyll & ClydeElderslie Hospital, Renfrewshire30/06/1999 Forth ValleyBellsdyke Hospital, XXXXLarbert31/03/1999 Greater GlasgowKnightswood Hospital, Glasgow31/12/1999 Greater GlasgowRuchill Hospital, Glasgow31/12/1999 Greater GlasgowRutherglen Maternity, Hospital Glasgow1999 LothianGogarburn Hospital, Edinburgh07/05/1999 LothianSouthfield Hospital, Edinburgh15/11/1999 LothianSt Joseph's, Rosewell27/12/19992000Ayrshire & ArranBallochmyle Hospital, Mauchline09/08/2000 Greater GlasgowWoodilee Hospital, Lenzie31/03/2000 HighlandCraig Dunain Hospital, Inverness17/07/2000 HighlandCraig Phadrig Hospital, Inverness17/07/2000 OrkneyEastbank Hospital, Kirkwall31/03/20002001BordersDingleton Hospital, Melrose15/06/2001 Greater GlasgowCowglen Hospital, Glasgow01/04/2001 LanarkshireBellshill Hospital, Bellshill04/06/2001 LanarkshireLaw Hospital, Carluke29/05/2001 Western IslesDaliburgh Hospital, South Uist09/03/2001 Western IslesLochmaddy Hospital, North Uist09/03/2001It should be noted that the vast majority of hospital closures are part of on-going service...
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Date answered:
14 August 2001
S1W-17052
The evaluation should inform good practice in delivering services. We plan to report on the first stage of this exercise by early next year.
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13 July 2001
S1W-16368
Agencies reporting to the database provide a wide range of drug-related services; patients receiving rehabilitation cannot be explicitly identified from the database.
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Date answered:
13 June 2001
S1W-16036
"Other Expenditure" captures items included in National Accounts measures of expenditure which are not included as part of conventional expenditure on services by the public sector. The National Accounts adjustment figures are based on Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses, 2000-2001, adjusted by the Treasury to accord with UK Total Managed Expenditure.
