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Date answered:
21 February 2001
S1W-13183
Calls will be relayed to the customer contact point within each Operating Company's central office.
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Date answered:
15 February 2001
S1W-13017
Projects in Edinburgh funded under the RSI include the provision of integrated housing, social work and health services at the Single Access Point; a wet hostel providing accommodation and support for rough sleepers with alcohol problems; the Cowgate day and night centre; direct access provision; supported move-on accommodation, some with intense support fo...
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Date answered:
14 June 2000
S1W-07723
An Independent Expert Group was established at that point to assess the clinical risk and recommend the most appropriate action to protect public health.
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Date answered:
19 April 2000
S1W-06024
To ask the Scottish Executive to detail what funding was provided in 1999-2000 and will be provided in 2000-01, and any additional funding that has been, or is to be, made available for: (a) child road safety education and information; (b) local authority spending on schemes for child safety and safe routes to school; (c) safety at congestion stress points...
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Date answered:
13 April 2000
S1W-05747
The information requested is given in the table below.Records of Needs Data collected by the School Census in September 1998Population data is 1998 Mid-year population estimates for Scotland, supplied by GRO(S)Number of pupils with a Record of Needs, by Education AuthorityLocal AuthorityRecords of NeedsLA PopulationRate per 100,000Scotland15,3925,120,000300.63Aberdeen City795213,070373.12Aberdeenshire651226,260287.72Angus277110,070251.66Argyll & Bute16089,980177.82Clackmannanshire18248,560374.79Dumfries & Galloway484147,300328.58Dundee City585146,690398.80East Ayrshire423121,300348.72East Dunbartonshire152109,570138.72East Lothian12189,570135.09East Renfrewshire21787,980246.65Edinburgh, City of1,057450,180234.79Eilean Siar10827,940386.54Falkirk534144,110370.55Fife592348,900169.68Glasgow City2,363619,680381.33Highland869208,300417.19Inverclyde40685,400475.41Midlothian18680,860230.03Moray29685,870344.71North Ayrshire489139,660350.14North Lanarkshire905326,720277.00Orkney Islands4319,550219.95Perth & Kinross384133,040288.63Renfrewshire814177,830457.74Scottish Borders260106,300244.59Shetland Islands7822,910340.46South Ayrshire365114,440318.94South Lanarkshire964306,860314.15Stirling23783,130285.10West Dunbartonshire14094,880147.55West Lothian255153,090166.57A point...
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Date answered:
26 March 2007
S2W-32348
It is a mandatory requirement of theNHSScotland Property Transactions Handbook that NHSScotland bodies, when disposingof surplus property on behalf of Scottish ministers, do so at a price and on otherconditions which are the best which can be obtained at the time of disposal.
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Date answered:
18 May 2006
S2W-25615
The Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Act2004 gives all child witnesses an automatic right to use standard special measuresto assist them give their best evidence and help reduce the fear and distress ofdoing so.
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Date answered:
23 February 2006
S2W-22870
A key element of this is developing a patient-centred approach which involves the sharing of information and decisions about treatment with patients in line with best professional practice. We are also aware that GMC guidance issued in October 1997 addresses the issues raised.
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Date answered:
1 February 2006
S2W-22508
Where, following assessment of information provided by the Bute House caller, NHS 24 decides that medical attention is required NHS 24 will (in line with the standard procedure) either provide advice to the caller about how best to obtain this attention, or arrange for a healthcare worker from NHS Lothian to make a home visit to Bute House.
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Date answered:
7 November 2005
S2W-19671
Under the Local Government(Scotland) Act 1973, where a local authority proposes to dispose of land forless than the best that can be reasonably obtained, then consent must first begiven by the Scottish Ministers.
