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Official Report
Meeting date:
28 March 2000
Procedures Committee, 28 Mar 2000
Rather than discussing this in terms of being for or against a filter and then deciding whether the Presiding Officer or the Parliamentary Bureau should be the filter, it might be simpler to resolve the problem in this way. As shown in annexe A, the new paragraph 2 of rule 6.4 would state that the committee"shall examine such matters . . . falling within – ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 September 1999
Transport and the Environment Committee, 08 Sep 1999
It may also be helpful for those of us who have not dealt with this matter to any great extent in the past to have a briefing on the operation of concessionary fares across Scotland and on the new proposals so that we can consider the issue in more detail.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 January 2004
Communities Committee, 14 Jan 2004
They are not structured around what people themselves want, which is drop-in centres where they can go when they feel like it, not just between 6 and 7 on a Thursday or between 1 and 2 for bingo for older people.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 May 2005
S2W-15652
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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:
21 December 2005
Plenary, 21 Dec 2005
I cannot speak with his insight or knowledge about the situation in Kashmir, but having visited Sri Lanka in the summer and seen at first hand the post-tsunami situation as it was eight months on from the disaster, I will share some of my experiences, which might be relevant to today's debate.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 August 2005
S2W-18277
Local Authority (LA) economicdevelopment budgetsEconomic Development - NetRevenue Expenditure 1999-2000 to 2005-06 (£000) 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-051 2005-061 Scotland 57,057 54,632 59,350 65,600 78,150 113,782 90,833 Aberdeen City 2,600 2,395 2,462 2,169 3,896 1,869 1,964 Aberdeenshire 1,385 1,107 1,002 1,283 1,402 1,609 1,762 Angus 614 591 517 1,151 663 972 1,007 Argyll and Bute 454 436 352 342 475 748 806 Clackmannanshire 219 -84 558 504 620 668 593 Dumfries and Galloway 493 616 683 960 1,932 2,031 1,663 Dundee City 4,387 4,548 2,207 3,283 5,750 3,982 4,724 East Ayrshire 323 434 3,027 3,325 5,499 2,274 2,300 East Dunbartonshire 917 642 767 1,750 1,639 1,447 1,416 East Lothian -212 -236 -127 -68 94 43 -22 East Renfrewshire 165 133 207 298 465 295 336 Edinburgh, City of 1,986 534 4,613 5,280 5,553 5,641 5,161 Eilean Siar 946 514 1,551 1,972 2,194 1,905 1,621 Falkirk -853 -884 -106 -528 962 768 1,000 Fife 5,275 5,417 5,753 5,875 5,654 5,009 5,045 Glasgow City 17,054 18,703 19,665 18,815 18,288 22,714 28,421 Highland 488 100 280 875 875 1,342 1,167 Inverclyde 427 559 1,099 1,137 1,465 2,430 1,100 Midlothian 431 749 942 1,172 1,347 1,895 1,608 Moray 846 75 -1,358 -200 -136 590 798 North Ayrshire 747 571 876 498 1,126 821 1,003 North Lanarkshire 666 1,158 393 308 1,306 2,445 3,105 Orkney Islands -338 227 204 213 339 1,657 1,624 Perth and Kinross 581 622 698 532 691 714 922 Renfrewshire 893 899 909 1,092 1,221 1,199 1,163 Scottish Borders -71 -145 -297 -390 -346 267 120 Shetland Islands 2 4,435 2,494 3,275 3,222 3,981 35,598 6,627 South Ayrshire 590 786 520 622 694 1,376 1,201 South Lanarkshire 10,095 10,000 8,276 7,326 4,650 7,258 8,330 Stirling -922 -938 180 135 2,182 66 -40 West Dunbartonshire 412 588 431 871 910 1,199 1,176 West Lothian 2,024 2,021 -209 1,776 2,759 2,950 3,132 Source: 1999-00 to 2003-04 - LFR 7...
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2007
Plenary, 11 Jan 2007
Resolved, That the Parliament welcomes the priority given to improving education standards by the Scottish Executive, local authorities, schools and other partners; recognises that the Executive's investment in new and refurbished schools, increased teacher numbers, reducing class sizes, strong parental involvement and stable industrial relations is providing the right environment for real and lasting change for Scotland's children; welcomes the new opportunities that are being developed through A Curriculum for Excellence and Determined to Succeed, including enabling young people across Scotland aged 14 to 16 to undertake vocational learning in further education colleges as part of the school-based curriculum; believes that a strong and relevant education system is fundamental to securing a smart, successful Scotland in which all our 16 to 19 year-olds are in education, employment or training, and calls for steadily improving opportunities for young people to achieve success in education including, particularly, opportunities to study a wider range of vocational options.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 October 2003
Plenary, 29 Oct 2003
Ofgem wants to educate us about its priorities and objectives for the future, but what is new about that, given that this is what we do all the time?
