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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 December 2020
Further information, literature and advice are also provided during SFRS’ Home Fire Safety Visits. Interest free loan funding has been made available to support social landlords to make the changes.
NHSBT Implementation costs (Table 2) 26. The Scottish Government provides funding to NHSBT for these services via funding provided to NHS National Services Scotland’s National Services Division.
Committee reports
Date published:
27 February 2019
It was noted that the submission from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society stated that various new psychoactive substances are not currently specified in the regulations.
SIB undertakes similar investment activities to those envisaged for the new SNIB, but on a smaller scale and without the same level of capitalisation or scope to issue bonds.
It is worth saying that the UK Government announced the release of up to 4,000 prisoners, but my latest understanding is that, after a number of weeks, it has looked at abandoning or temporarily suspending that scheme.
Meanwhile, our consents team is considering 36 renewable energy project applications—26 wind projects, nine hydro projects and one wave project—that will, in total, produce 2.5GW.
The most recent data collection that we did showed that average rates for delivery of 600 hours increased by 26 per cent over the two years to August 2019.
—Official Report, Education and Culture Committee, 26 June 2012; c 1251. Also in 2012, Terry Lanagan of the Association of Directors of Education in Scotland said: “The new system is not about going for eight or nine qualifications in one year—it is a continuum of learning.