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Date answered:
20 December 2006
S2W-30396
Authorities make annualpayments to their PPP partners over the contract period in respect of capital works,services and on-going maintenance. Table 2 – Capital Allocationsfor Higher Education £ Million 2000-01 38.897 2001-02 45.625 2002-03 27.171 2003-04 28.212 2004-05 10.000 ...
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Date answered:
1 August 2006
S2W-27188
Table 2: Hays – Average(Mean) Hourly Rate Paid to Hays for All Agency Workers by Department Department 2004 2005 2006 Office of the Permanent Secretary £99.92 £54.48 £53.39 Development £47.82 £52.07 £35.85 Education £32.73 £56.46 £59.27 Enterprise Transport and Lifelong Learning £64.55 £62.23 £53.42 Finance and Central Services...
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Date answered:
20 June 2006
S2W-26685
To ask the Scottish Executive how much additional funding, including through the Better Neighbourhood Services Fund and other such initiatives, it has awarded to (a) Argyll and Bute Council and (b) West Dunbartonshire Council in each year since 1997.
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Date answered:
17 January 2006
S2W-21675
The Rule of 85 allows members of the LGPS to access full pension if they leave employment at age 60 or more but before the scheme’s normal retirement age of 65, if their age and length of service (including any period since leaving local government employment) total at least 85.The Minister for Local Government in England and Wales announced, on 2 December ...
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Date answered:
20 December 2005
S2W-21457
The ratio of school children to school nurses for 1999 to 2004 is shown in the following table: Ratio of School Children to School Nurses1 NHS Board 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Scotland 2,304:1 2,206:1 2,057:1 2,072:1 2,113:1 1,900:1 Argyll and Clyde 2,170:1 2,209:1 2,266:1 2,065:1 2,226:1 2,240:1 Ayrshire and Arran 2,476:1 2,451:1 2,189:1 2,043:1 1,809:1 1,708:1 Borders 2,956:1 3,560:1 2,270:1 2,276:1 2,618:1 2,472:1 Dumfries and Galloway 2,134:1 2,308:1 1,963:1 1,692:1 1,938:1 1,460:1 Fife 1,655:1 1,647:1 1,644:1 1,559:1 1,671:1 1,682:1 Forth Valley 2,909:1 2,927:1 2,150:1 2,487:1 2,625:1 2,098:1 Grampian 1,895:1 1,701:1 1,624:1 1,733:1 1,731:1 1,456:1 Greater Glasgow 2,322:1 2,197:1 2,154:1 2,407:1 2,152:1 1,825:1 Highland 1,982:1 1,690:1 1,546:1 1,536:1 1,745:1 1,275:1 Lanarkshire 2,455:1 2,002:1 1,990:1 1,873:1 1,825:1 1,744:1 Lothian 3,752:1 4,125:1 3,039:1 3,644:1 4,723:1 4,528:1 Orkney N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 3,361:1 Shetland 4,447:1 4,370:1 4,274:1 4,285:1 4,247:1 3,951:1 Tayside 1,709:1 1,632:1 1,694:1 1,534:1 1,645:1 1,625:1 Western Isles 2,431:1 4,687:1 4,586:1 2,284:1 1,132:1 1,057:1 NHS National Services...
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Date answered:
1 December 2005
S2W-20486
Communities Scotland set the following registration conditions for Glasgow Housing Association (GHA):GHA must demonstrate how it will, over an appropriate period of time, fulfil all promises and commitments made to tenants in Stage 1 and Stage 2 Notices and contained in the transfer agreement;GHA must advise Communities Scotland of any inability to meet promises or commitments made to tenants, failure to meet terms of the Transfer Agreement, or material changes required to its business plan or funding arrangements;GHA will produce an interim Management Agreement by 17 April 2003 and thereafter, within 18 to 24 months of transfer, a final management agreement which maximises the opportunity for LHO involvement and allows decentralisation of decision-making;GHA establishes mechanisms for allocating resources to LHOs for management, investment and operating costs by 31 March 2003;GHA actively promotes and supports establishing a registered LHO network within six months of the date of transfer including producing an accommodation strategy and an ICT strategy;GHA delivers a permanent staffing strategy by 31 March 2003 that allows LHOs to demonstrate independence from GHA and achieve registration, andThe regulator agreed a regulation workplan with GHA to monitor progress in meeting these conditions and has agreed changes to the timescales where appropriate.GHA received legal advice that EU procurement rules made the current arrangements with LHOs for service...
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Date answered:
17 November 2005
S2W-20393
(b) The total amount of capital charges attributable to each hospital in each of the last five years is:The information is given table 1 of “NHS Capital Charges 2000-05” a copy of which has been placed in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (Bib. number 38049).The figures for capital charges are taken from Scottish Financial Return (SFR) 5.2, which is completed by each hospital and submitted to the NHS National Service...
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Date answered:
1 December 2004
S2W-12362
Funding has been provided to ensure that consultation and engagement continues.In addition:we are working in schools to address homophobic bullying, including:establishing and funding an anti-bullying network which addresses bullying, including homophobic bullying in schools;running an anti-bullying competition for schools, themed on anti-discrimination;tendering a project aimed at identifying and assessing the practices schools use when dealing with homophobic bullying as well as the extent of staff and pupil’s awareness in recognising homophobic behaviour;we have established an LGBT Education Forum where key stakeholders in the education and equality fields meet with Education Department officials to discuss LGBT issues in school education policy;we have funded an “Inclusion In LGBT Health” project which has gathered evidence and undertaken research to identify support needed by local NHS services...
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Date answered:
25 March 2004
S2W-06880
Portfolio % staff costs Admin and Associated Depts 70 Environment and Rural Affairs 23 Health and Community Care 60 Education and Young People 73 Justice 76 Finance and Public Services n/a* Enterprise and Lifelong Learning 38 Transport -** Com...
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Date answered:
9 September 2003
S2W-01998
TheExecutive’s contribution in 2003-04 is £45,000.Dental Health NeedsAssessment: Scottish Prison ServiceTo provide accurate andup-to-date information on the dental health needs or the Scottish prisonpopulation to plan appropriate and effective oral health services in prisonsacross Scotland. The Executive’s contribution in 2001-02 was£20,000.A Scottish surve...
