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Date answered:
23 January 2003
S1W-33154
(b) The annual employment growth rate of employee jobs, in East Dunbartonshire, by industry groups, in each year since 1995 is shown in Table 2.Table 1 Industry1995199619971998199920002001Agriculture and fishing Energy and water*497*205458331198179*93Manufacturing2,1993,0062,4552,8683,2602,8392,885Construction1,9191,7771,5502,1711,4341,8861,556Hotels and Restaurants1,5531,2611,5481,5901,6711,6131,550Distribution5,2355,1824,7754,9714,7874,7944,972Transport and Communications4724741,0279328859141,001Banking372324269263257318287Finance and Insurance etc2,9413,1062,7294,0944,3555,0546,291Public Admin/Defence; Compulsory SS7466114551,8201,8691,8731,184Education1,86226722,1871,8771,6111,4942,596Health and Social Work3,4063,8563,7033,6833,2323,3073,342Other Services1,6971,4881,3991,5921,4231,6641,883Table 2 Industry% Change 1995-96% Change 1996-97% Change1997-98% Change1998-99% Change1999-2000% Change2000-01Agriculture and Fishing Energy and Water-58.8%123.4%-27.7%-40.2%-9.6%-48.0%Manufacturing36.7%-18.3%16.8%13.7%-12.9%1.6%Construction-7.4%-12.8%40.1%-33.9%31.5%-17.5%Hotels and Restaurants-18.8%22.8%2.7%5.1%-3.5%-3.9%Distribution-1.0%-7.9%4.1%-3.7%0.1%3.7%Transport and Communications0.4%116.7%-9.3%-5.0%3.3%9.5%Banking-12.9%-17.0%-2.2%-2.3%23.7%-9.7%Finance and Insurance etc5.6%-12.1%50.0%6.4%16.1%24.5%Public Admin/Defence; Compulsory SS-18.1%-25.5%300.0%2.7%0.2%-36.8%Education43.5%-18.2%-14.2%-14.2%-7.3%73.8%Health and social Work13.2%-4.0%-0.5%-12.2%2.3%1.1%Other services...
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Date answered:
23 October 2002
S1W-28680
I have asked Tony Cameron, Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service to respond. His response is as follows:The recording of "partially achieved" implies that the establishment has either met some parts of a standard containing multiple criteria, but not all, or has achieved at least 50% compliance in working towards the target set, but has not yet ful...
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25 September 2002
S1W-28716
NHS locations include any joint-user and contractual hospitals providing the service.2. Average available staffed beds: borrowed and temporary beds are included.
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Date answered:
18 September 2002
S1W-28112
To ask the Scottish Executive what the charges for business customers in the former West of Scotland Water Authority area for (a) water supply and (b) waste water services (i) were in each of the last three years of the authority's existence and (ii) have been in the current year under Scottish Water This is a matter for Scottish Water.
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30 April 2002
S1W-24671
However, imports of meat from other EU states are subject to random checks by the Meat Hygiene Service (MHS) at meat cutting plants, or by local authorities in meat plants under their supervision.
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Date answered:
21 November 2001
S1W-19749
To ask the Scottish Executive how many whole-time equivalent NHS consultant oncologists there currently are per million of the populations served by the (a) Aberdeen, (b) Dundee, (c) Edinburgh, (d) Glasgow and (e) Inverness Cancer Centres. Cancer services in Scotland are delivered by clinicians working within three regional managed clinical networks.
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12 November 2001
S1W-19859
Projected 2001-02 revenue for the proposed Scottish Water differs from the sum of the projected revenues from the three existing authorities because of inter-authority tradingiii) Harmonisation of chargesCharges should be harmonised across Scotland for both the domestic and non-domestic customers, by no later than 2005-06. iv) Cost reflective tariffsScottish Water should seek to develop tariffs that more broadly reflect the economics of the service...
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Date answered:
17 October 2000
S1W-10187
Sec, Amalgamated Engineering & Electrical UnionDavid CassieManaging Director, Coflexip Stena OffshoreIan CraigGeneral Manager UK & Ireland, Enterprise OilGeoff DartDirector, OG, DTIStephen HampsonHead of Enterprise and Industrial Affairs, Scottish ExecutiveDave SmithPresident, Marathon Oil UKSteve MarshallRegional President, BP Amoco;Mike ManneringManaging Director UK, SchlumbergerJames McCallumPresident, Global Marine Integrated Services...
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25 May 2000
S1W-05615
Of the four NHS Trusts in Scotland delivering paediatric pathology services, all but Yorkhill NHS Trust included a statement in the post-mortem consent form covering the retention of organs or tissue for medical education or research.The Scottish Executive Health Department has issued a Management Executive Letter (MEL(2000)21) dated 27 April 2000 which mak...
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31 March 2000
S1W-05789
There were also concerns that there is little demand for increasing opening hours.In opposing the change, the General Municipal and Boilermakers Trades Union (GMB) Scotland drew attention to the lack of consultation with casino staff about the proposed changes and to the lack of recognition of trades unions for collective bargaining over such issues as staff terms and conditions of service in the casino industry. GamCare (the National Association for Gambling Care) believe that the change is unlikely to increase the incidence of problem gambling nor significantly exacerbate the problems of those already affected by a gambling dependency.
