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Official Report
Meeting date:
29 June 1999
Procedures Committee, 29 Jun 1999
We were not convinced that there should be a new rule, but that must be looked at in the overall context of debates.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 January 2006
S2W-22071
Breakdown by subject: Subject Courses Booked Business; Management; Office Studies 826 Sales Marketing and Retailing 20 Information Technology and Information 6,121 Humanities (History; Archaeology; Religious Studies; Philosophy 43 Politics; Economics; Law; Social Sciences 108 Area Studies; Cultural Studies; Languages; Literature 919 Education; Training; Teaching 427 Family Care; Personal Development; Personal Care and Appearance 703 Arts and Crafts 251 Communication; Media; Publishing 301 Performing Arts 13 Sports Games and Recreation 42 Catering; Food; Leisure Services; Tourism 101 Health Care; Medicine; Health and Safety 924 Environment Protection; Energy; Cleansing; Security 21 Sciences and Mathematics 274 Agriculture Horticulture and Animal Care 88 Construction and Property (Built Environment) 59 Services To Industry and Commerce 20 Manufacturing; Production Work 17 Engineering 100 Logistics; Distribution; Transport; Driving 299 Other 550 Total 12,227 The total amount of learner funding awarded to date is £1.2 million.ILA Scotland is expected to achieve the following policy objectives: to widen participation in adult learning by increasing interest and uptake; to introduce new...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 September 1999
S1W-00357
The water and sewerage projects relate to the need to comply with the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive, compliance with which is required by end 2000. 2 The A74(M)/ M74 new works - opened to traffic as trunk roads on - 1) North Phase: 31 March 1999 and 2) South Phase: 16 April 1999. * This table may not contain information for some smaller projects in...
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 June 2001
Plenary, 21 Jun 2001
That the Parliament (a) (i) directs the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (the SPCB) to provide information technology and other office equipment in accordance with the Equipment and Furniture Scheme annexed hereto as Annex One; (ii) determines that the said Equipment and Furniture Scheme shall come into effect from the first date when a member takes the oath or affirmation after the next ordinary or as the case may be, extraordinary, general election, except in relation to a new...
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2006
Plenary, 28 Sep 2006
Resolved, That the Parliament recognises the central role that small businesses play in delivering both economic growth and local services and welcomes the success that the Scottish Executive has had in supporting the growth in the total employment and overall number of small businesses and new business start-ups in Scotland since 1999; welcomes the benefit that small firms gain from a range of grant schemes that encourage the development of new products and processes, the creation or safeguarding of jobs and becoming more energy efficient, and also welcomes the Executive's Small Business Rates Relief Scheme that results in around 70% of non-domestic rate subjects in Scotland receiving rates relief of up to 50% and the decision to equalise the poundage with England from 1 April 2007, which demonstrates our determination to deliver the right conditions for all businesses to grow by encouraging yet more small business start-ups, creating more jobs, widening the tax base, increasing local economic activity and improving local services across Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 January 2004
Local Government and Transport Committee, 20 Jan 2004
The restructuring combines the changes that are necessary to accommodate the transfer of maintenance in-house and the templating of all the roles that are necessary for the new functional structure.We will be moving from a regional, geographic organisation to a route-based organisation; one of those routes will be Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 May 2001
Plenary, 10 May 2001
Resolved, That the Parliament notes its resolution of 5 April 2000 which approved expenditure of up to £195 million on the Holyrood Project and notes the good progress of the construction of the Holyrood Parliament Building; welcomes the fact that most of the tender packages have come in at prices in line with the cost estimates but recognises the effect of an above-average inflation rate in the construction industry in the Edinburgh area; further notes the identification of possible savings by the Holyrood Progress Group, which has led to unanimous decisions by both the Progress Group and the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body to authorise savings of £2.5 million, but endorses their firm commitment not to compromise the quality of Scotland's new...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 February 2004
Plenary, 05 Feb 2004
Resolved, That the Parliament endorses the Scottish Executive's commitment to work for a safer Scotland by reducing crime and re-offending; welcomes its commitment to enhance community accountability for policing through local police boards; endorses its promotion of responsiveness to local communities through police boards' duty to secure Best Value and to...
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 September 2003
Plenary, 03 Sep 2003
That the Parliament supports the objective of achieving long term, sustainable growth in the Scottish economy; endorses the Scottish Executive's strategy, set out in A Smart, Successful Scotland and A Partnership for A Better Scotland, as the best means of helping to achieve this growth; welcomes the support of Scottish business and academia for this strategy; recognises the need to create a spirit of entrepreneurship, promote...
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 November 2000
Plenary, 02 Nov 2000
That the Parliament recognises the strength and breadth of cultural activity in Scotland and the important contribution it makes to Scotland's economy and to the quality of life of people throughout Scotland; considers that public support and encouragement of cultural development should be guided by a framework which widens opportunities to participate, promotes education in and through culture and supports and celebrates excellence in all areas of cultural activity, and therefore welcomes the publication by the Scottish Executive of Creating Our Future, Minding Our Past, Scotland's first National Cultural Strategy.
