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30 May 2006
S2W-25731
The Executive’s International Projects Division, via Demys the Intellectual Property Management Agency,applied for and was granted:Alba.euAlbain.euEcosse.euEscocia.euFreshtalentscotland.euFriendsofscotland.euGlobalfriendsofscotland.euGlobal-friends-of-scotland.euIskocya.euSchotland.euSchottland.euScotlandistheplace.euScotlandnow.euScotland-now.euScozia.euShotimaa.euSkocia.euSkotia.euSkotija.euSkotland.euSkotlanti.euSkotska.euSkotsko.euSkottland.euSkozja.euSotimaa.euSzkocja.euYralban.eu.Each name cost £100 (excVAT) to process + an annual management fee of £110 (exc VAT).All the above names nowpoint either to www.scotlandistheplace.com.The intention is to ensurethat those searching for online information about Scotland aredirected to the appropriate promotional...
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Date answered:
26 April 2006
S2W-24710
Regulation 48 and 49 transpose the requirements of Article 6(3) and 6(4)into domestic law.Where a European Protected species(EPS) is present and the project is likely to cause any effects which would constitutean offence under Regulations 39 or 43, the promoter of the project requires a licenceunder Regulation 44, which will only be granted if the three tes...
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3 February 2006
S2W-22655
For 2006-07, the Scottish Executive will provide £12.5 million to support implementation of the act, £25 million to support the inclusion of pupils with additional support needs in mainstream schools and £7.2 million for specific staff training around additional support needs.The Scottish Executive Education Department’s 2006-07 budget to promote equality i...
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1 December 2005
S2W-20792
To combat this potential risk, the FSSG sub-group concluded that Scotland should promote the success of companies in Scotland, develop workforce capability and invest in financial education.
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21 November 2005
S2W-20490
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will provide more information on the comments made by the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport to the Enterprise and Culture Committee on 1 November 2005 in relation to the separation of responsibilities for sports promotion and involvement between the Executive and local authorities (Official Report c. 2310).
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26 May 2005
S2W-16208
However, the Scottish Executive fully supports the UK Government’s response to the European Commission’s Action Plan on Better Regulation and has worked closely with the UK Government. The Scottish Executive promotes “better regulation” in Scotland through its Improving Regulation unit and in December published it first annual report which includes an annex...
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Date answered:
17 May 2005
S2W-16336
This is part of our constant effort to promote equal opportunities in Scotland and the Executive welcomes contact from all interested parties.
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Date answered:
27 April 2005
S2W-16039
There is a range of activityunderway to improve provision for treatment and support for children and young peoplewith mental health problems.The Scottish Executive has consulted on a draft framework for children and young people’s mentalhealth promotion, prevention and care to assist local health, education and socialwork services in delivering integrated a...
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Date answered:
2 November 2004
S2W-11314
Active Schools personnel will not be expected to administer medication but will be aware of any specific medical needs for any young person taking part in an organised activity and ensure that these are catered for.In addition to disability awareness training, sportscotland, Scottish Disability Sport and the Youth Sport Trust are currently designing a specialist Disability Inclusion Module for Active School Co-ordinators.Active Schools promotes...
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Date answered:
11 June 2004
S2W-08390
Otherpremises will be established in Aberdeen and Dumfries; the commission’s permanent base will be in Edinburgh’s Broughton High School.I hope that the people of Scotlandwill engage enthusiastically with the commission in its important task of developingpractical recommendations to deliver the Executive’s vision for Scotland’s culture,promoting access and ...
