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21 December 2006
S2W-30463
In 2003, inquiries were carriedout into the fingerprint evidence provided by the Scottish Criminal Record Office(SCRO) in the case against Mark Sinclair, which arose in the Kilmarnock area.The Crown did not use the fingerprint evidence provided by SCRO on that occasion.In 2006, the fingerprint evidenceprovided by SCRO in the Sinclair case was passed to the Police Service of NorthernIreland for further consideration, and that process is on-going.I am not aware of any similarenquiries either on-going or having been carried out in the past 20 years in relationto any crime in the Kilmarnock area.
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Date answered:
21 December 2006
S2O-11504
Public Private Partnerships arean important part of the Executive’s mixed economy approach to the modernisationand investment agenda to grow the Scottish economy and provide better public services.Payments by public bodies toprivate sector PPP consortia are for services provided over the length of the contract- these include capital construction, lifecycle ...
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21 December 2006
S2O-11501
The Scottish Executive understandsthat the Executive Committee of Glasgow City Council agreed to explore alternativearrangements for the delivery of community services by the Chirnsyde Initiativeat their recent meeting on 8 December.The safety of all groups whouse this, or any, community facility is of paramount importance.
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22 November 2006
S2W-29700
Officers of Lothian andBorders Police, the Metropolitan Police, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police andan agent of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation were cited as prosecutionwitnesses in the Lockerbie Trial in 2000 to give evidence about theirexamination of fingerprints obtained from Maltese immigration documents, hotelregistration cards and other documents, including a false passport in the nameof “Ahmed Khalifa Abdusamad” issued by the Libyan Government at the request of the Libyan Intelligence Services...
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18 October 2006
S2W-27953
To ask the Scottish Executive how many ministerial visits to the Scottish Borders are (a) scheduled and (b) under consideration to take place prior to the 2007 dissolution of the Parliament by the (i) Deputy First Minister and Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning, (ii) Deputy Minister for Education and Young People, (iii) Minister for Environment and Rural Development, (iv) Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service...
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14 September 2006
S2W-27898
Neither VisitScotland nor the Scottish Tourist Board before it has directly employed any staff in the United Statesof America, Canada, Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands or Belgium since 1990.In some cases, VisitScotland contract with local marketing, PR and other agenciesfor the supply of various services in these markets. The VisitScotland marketings...
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Date answered:
14 September 2006
S2W-28115
Generaladvice and guidance on such matters has, as you know, been published by theEqual Opportunities Commission (EOC).Once the Gender EqualityDuty takes effect in April 2007, there will be a statutory requirement on allpublic bodies, including local authorities, to ensure that the policies theydevelop and services they deliver meet the potentially differen...
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Date answered:
30 August 2006
S2W-27701
This has enabled the three local Alcohol and Drug Action Teams,covering Moray, Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen City to educate people on the consequences of excessivedrinking and ensure that service development is in line with local need.
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Date answered:
25 August 2006
S2W-27591
As the Scottish strategy is predicatedaround an enhanced capability being available across all eight Fire and Rescue Services(FRS), the original planning assumptions for travel and time of deployment are determinedby the nature of the risk and location of the specialist resources in each of theFRS.
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Date answered:
9 August 2006
S2W-27244
Inrespect of cases which otherwise might generate a referral to the reporter onnon offence grounds, the role of the group is to consider what appropriatealternatives might be available for the Police Service to adopt. Since May 2006the group has met twice.
