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Official Report Meeting date: 15 September 2004

Plenary, 15 Sep 2004

Such flexibility makes CAS such an important and valuable service.Only last week, I visited the staff and volunteers at Drumchapel CAB, who are in the public gallery today.
Official Report Meeting date: 25 February 2004

Plenary, 25 Feb 2004

The ratio is worse in North Lanarkshire, because there is only one GP for the whole of North Lanarkshire. For home visits, there is one GP for 115,000 people.
Official Report Meeting date: 24 April 2001

Justice 2 Committee, 24 Apr 2001

I think that Mr Higson would welcome a visit, but I will leave him to deal with that.Generally, it is evident to the organisation's senior management that people have felt under pressure.
Official Report Meeting date: 22 May 2002

Justice 1 Committee, 22 May 2002

If a prisoner wishes to attend an offending behaviour programme, visit the gym, take a daytime visit or have a family visit, that activity counts as an unauthorised absence from work.
Official Report Meeting date: 19 December 2001

Plenary, 19 Dec 2001

It was appropriate for Angus MacKay to point out that 26 per cent of the total readers who use the National Library of Scotland is accounted for by the Scottish science library.Specialised groups often require that special attention be paid to their interests.
Official Report Meeting date: 26 June 2001

Justice 2 Committee, 26 Jun 2001

Amendment 14 moved—Iain Gray—and agreed to. Section 26, as amended, agreed to. Sections 27 to 29 agreed to.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 August 2006

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The estimates are provided in the following tables.Table (a)Number and Percentage ofHouses in Each Local Authority with Cavity Walls 95% Confidence Interval 95% Confidence Interval Estimate Lower Upper % Lower Upper Aberdeen City  37,000  35,000  40,000 78 73 83 Aberdeenshire  50,000  47,000  54,000 64 60 69 Angus  27,000  25,000  29,000 77 71 81 Argyll and Bute  19,000  17,000  21,000 72 66 77 Borders  19,000  18,000  21,000 64 58 69 Clackmannan  12,000  12,000  13,000 82 78 86 Dumfries and Galloway  36,000  34,000  39,000 67 62 72 Dundee City  23,000  21,000  25,000 84 77 89 East Ayrshire  32,000  30,000  34,000 84 79 88 East Dunbartonshire  31,000  30,000  32,000 91 88 94 East Lothian  23,000  22,000  24,000 81 77 85 East Renfrewshire  25,000  24,000  26,000 90 86 93 Edinburgh City  63,000  60,000  65,000 85 81 88 Falkirk  39,000  37,000  41,000 90 86 93 Fife  88,000  84,000  92,000 83 79 87 Glasgow City  59,000  56,000  62,000 82 77 85 Highland  53,000  49,000  56,000 67 62 71 Inverclyde  15,000  14,000  16,000 86 81 90 Midlothian  23,000  22,000  24,000 87 83 90 Moray  20,000  18,000  22,000 63 57 68 North Ayrshire  39,000  38,000  41,000 90 86 93 North Lanarkshire  79,000  76,000  81,000 91 88 93 Orkney  5,000  4,000  5,000 56 51 61 Perthshire and Kinross  30,000  27,000  32,000 68 63 73 Renfrewshire  38,000  36,000  40,000 87 82 91 Shetland  6,000  6,000  7,000 73 69 77 South Ayrshire  31,000  29,000  32,000 81 76 85 South Lanarkshire  78,000  75,000  81,000 86 82 89 Stirling  19,000  18,000  21,000 71 65 76 West Dunbartonshire  17,000  15,000  18,000 78 72 83 West Lothian  45,000  43,000  47,000 92 89 95 Western Isles  8,000  7,000  8,000 68 63 72 Scotland  1,090,000  1,078,000  1,102,000  80  79  81 Source: Scottish House ConditionSurvey 2002.Table (b)Number and Percentageof Houses in Each Local Authority with Solid Walls 95% Confidence Interval 95% Confidence Interval Estimate Lower Upper % Lower Upper Aberdeen City  10,000 †  7,000  12,000 21 16 26...
Official Report Meeting date: 24 May 2006

Communities Committee, 24 May 2006

One way of doing that would be to acknowledge the fact that some people are not statutorily homeless but they have equivalent needs. Last night, I was visited by a family who live in a two-apartment flat.
Official Report Meeting date: 22 November 2005

Justice 2 Committee, 22 Nov 2005

If we prevent one family from having to visit a grave and another family from having to go to Barlinnie or Polmont for the next 10 years to visit their teenage son, the bill will have been a success.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 November 2003

Finance Committee, 18 Nov 2003

I am sure that we do not want another Holyrood howler to be visited on us.Given that your position and that of the Executive are poles apart—you think that five or 10 times as many kids may have additional support needs—should the bill not go back to the drawing board?

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