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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: 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...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 October 2006

S2W-27999

WFG assists with the operating costs of shipping projects and is aimed at new waterborne traffic but is also available to current operations where without WFG support freight will revert to road.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 December 2005

S2W-21010

Local level information is only available for 2002. However, new local data will be available in early 2007.Information on other categories of smoking i.e.: tried once, occasional and ex‑smoker, is available at http://www.drugmisuse.isdscotland.org/publications/abstracts/salsus.htm.Table 1: Percentage of Regular Smokers1 by Age and Gender for the Surv...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 5 May 2005

S2W-15652

These are as follows: ABBEY ST.BATHANS ABERLEMNO ACHILTIBUIE ACHNAMARA ACHNASHEEN ACHNASHELLACH ADVIE ALTNAHARA AMULREE APPLECROSS ARDEN ARDENTINNY* ARDGOUR ARDVASAR ARDWELL ARISAIG ARNCROACH AROS ASHKIRK ASSYNT AUCHENCAIRN AUCHENMALG AUCHLEUCHRIES AULTGUISH BADACHRO BALFOUR BALLINDALLOCH BALMACARA BALMAHA BANKSHILL BARBRECK BARGRENNAN BARR BARRHILL BENTPATH BERRIEDALE BIGTON BIRSAY BLACKLUNANS BLAINSLIE BONAWE BORELAND BORGUE BORTHWICK BRAE BRESSAY BRIDGE OF BALGIE BRIDGE OF CALLY BRIDGE OF DUN BRIDGE OF GAUR BRIDGE OF WESTFIELD BURRAVOE BURRAY BUTTERSTONE CABRACH CAIRNDOW CAIRNGORM CAIRNIE CAIRNRYAN CALVINE CAMPTOWN CANNICH CAPPERCLEUCH CARESTON CARMYLLIE CARRUTHERSTOWN CARSPHAIRN CHAPELKNOWE CLACHAN CLARENCEFIELD CLEISH HILLS CLOCHAN CLOVA COLINTRAIVE COLL COLLIESTON COLMONELL COLONSAY COLPY CORRIE CORSOCK CORTACHY COULPORT* CRAIGIE CRAIGNURE CRAIGTON CRAILING CRATHIE CRAWFORDJOHN CRIANLARICH CRINAN CROCKETFORD CUMMERTREES DALCHREICHART DALLAS DALLEAGLES DALWHINNIE DAVIOT DEERNESS DERVAIG DIABAIG DOCHGARROCH DOLPHINTON DORES DORNIE DROCHIL CASTLE DRUMBEG DRUMBLADE DRUMCLOG DRUMMUIR DULNAIN BRIDGE DUNBEATH DUNDONNELL DUNDRENNAN DUNPHAIL DUNRAGIT DUNSYRE DUNTULM DURISDEER DURNESS DUROR EDAY EDDERTON EDDLESTON EDEN EDINBANE ELVANFOOT ESKDALEMUIR ESSENDY ETTRICK BRIDGE ETTRICK VALLEY EVIE FAIR ISLE FARNELL FARR FERN FETLAR FINAVON FIVEWAYS FORD, ARGYLL & BUTE FORESIDE FORGUE FORSS FOULA FOUNTAINHALL FURNACE GARLIESTON GARTLY GARTOCHARN GARVALD GARVE GASK GIGHA GILLOCK GLASS GLENALMOND GLENBARR GLENBORRODALE GLENDALE GLENDARUEL GLENELG GLENFERNESS GLENISLA GLENKINDIE GLENLYON GLENMAZERAN GLENMORISTON GLENSHEE GLENSHIEL GLENURQUHART GRANGE GRANTSHOUSE GUTCHER HALLADALE HERIOT HILLSWICK HOY HUMBIE INNERWICK INVERARITY INVERGARRY INVERSHIN INVERSNAID INVERUGLAS ISLE ORNSAY JOHN O'GROATS JOHNSTONE BRIDGE JURA KEISS KETTLEHOLM KILCHATTAN BAY KILCHENZIE KILCHOAN KILCHRENAN KILDONAN KILDRUMMY KILFINAN KILLILAN KILMARTIN KILMELFORD KILMORE KILNINVER KINBRACE KINCARDINE O'NEIL KINCRAIG KING EDWARD KINGAIRLOCH KINGSHOUSE KINLOCH RANNOCH KINLOCHARD KINLOCHEIL KINLOCHEWE KINLOCHSPELVE KIPPFORD KIRKGUNZEON KIRKINNER KIRKMICHAEL KIRKOSWALD KIRKTON MANOR KISHORN KNOCK, GRAMPIAN LAGGAN LAMINGTON LATHERON LAURIESTON LEMPITLAW LENDALFOOT LESWALT LINTRATHEN LISMORE LOCH SCAVAIG LOCHAILORT LOCHAVICH LOCHBROOM LOCHEARNHEAD LOCHMORE LOCHRANZA LOGANSWELL LONGFORMACUS LONGHOPE, LUING LUSS LUTHRIE LYTH MACHRIE MACHRIHANISH MADDERTY MARRBURN MEIKLEOUR MELVICH MENMUIR MERKLAND MID YELL MINARD MOCHRUM MORVERN MOSCOW MOSSYARD MOUSWALD MUIR OF FOWLIS MULBEN NEW...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 16 December 2002

S1W-32112

The information presented on Social Class (based on occupation) has been restricted to the period 1992 to 2000, as a new classification (the National Statistics socio-economic NS-SEC) was introduced in 2001.3.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 15 June 2001

S1W-16141

In addition, cases may be allocated to diets outwith these targets to accommodate the availability of counsel, agents or witnesses.Key Performance Targets 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 EfficiencyPercentage of Court of Session diets allocated within waiting periods set by the Lord President Target90 92 93 93 Outturn94 93 84 30Percentage of solemn and summary appeals on roll within waiting periods set by the Lord Justice General Target70 70 60 60 Outturn70 59 45 50QualityPercentage achievement of administrative standards set by the Lord President/Lord Justice General Target90 92 95 95 Outturn94 97 91 90 Tables A and B3 provide a more detailed breakdown of the specific targets set by the Lord President and Lord Justice General in relation to waiting periods and administrative standards in both criminal and civil proceedings. New...
Official Report Meeting date: 30 November 2000

Plenary, 30 Nov 2000

Decision Time I am late in starting decision time and there are nine questions to be put. Let us keep good order and get through them quickly.The first question is, that amendment S1M-1404.2, in the name of Iain Gray, which seeks to amend motion S1M-1404, in the name of Phil Gallie, on district courts, be agreed to.
Official Report Meeting date: 30 September 2004

Plenary, 30 Sep 2004

Resolved, That the Parliament acknowledges public concern about the extent of proposed centralisation of health services across Scotland; believes that improvement is essential to ensure that all patients have access to both high-quality specialist services and appropriate medical care delivered locally; recognises that NHS boards must pursue clinical strategies which demonstrate regional planning; notes that boundaries are irrelevant to patients; welcomes the determination of the Scottish Executive to develop the planning of healthcare services across NHS board boundaries, within the context of a national strategy; notes the work of the Parliament's Health Committee on this issue; welcomes the decision of the Minister for Health and Community Care to make no decision on new...
Official Report Meeting date: 16 May 2002

Plenary, 16 May 2002

That the Parliament congratulates Her Majesty the Queen on the occasion of Her Golden Jubilee; expresses its gratitude for Her Majesty's outstanding public service and steadfast dedication to duty over half a century of immense change; affirms the respect that is held for Her Majesty the Queen in Scotland, and looks forward with anticipation to the continuation of that long and close association on the occasion of Her Majesty's Golden Jubilee tour of Scotland later this month and Her visit...

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