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Date answered:
28 September 2006
S2W-28498
Three year rolling years havebeen used due to small sample sizesTotalIndividual Income is equal to gross income, defined as income from all sources receivedby an individual, plus tax credits.NetIndividual Income includes tax credits, but deducts National Insurance contributionsandincometax payments from gross income.DisposableIndividual Income includes Hous...
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Date answered:
13 April 2005
S2W-15338
This includes income from earnings, self-employment, occupational pensions, investments, social security benefits and tax credits. Elements of income that are generally accrued by a household rather than an individual are excluded, e.g. housing benefit and council tax benefit, and income from letting/sub-letting.
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Date answered:
24 April 2002
S1W-24449
In addition to the responses received to the public consultation on McFadden, the forum will have available to it the outcome of our Social Economy Review and any relevant recommendations arising from the Cabinet Office Performance and Innovation Unit's report on charities and not-for-profit organisations.The following organisations have agreed to be represented on the forum: Association of Charity ShopsAssociation of Chief Officers of Voluntary Organisations in ScotlandAssociation of Chief Police Officers in ScotlandBritish Heart FoundationCapability ScotlandCharity CommissionChurch of ScotlandCOSLACouncils for Voluntary Service Scotland Inland Revenue (Charities)Institute of Charity Fundraising ManagersLaw Society of ScotlandRoman Catholic ChurchRoyal Botanic Gardens EdinburghRoyal Society for the Protection of BirdsScottish Charities OfficeScottish Charity Finance Director's GroupScottish Council of Independent SchoolsScottish Credit...
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Date answered:
2 March 2001
S1W-13486
In Scotland it does this in partnership with the Scottish Executive and contributing Scottish organisations.The expenditure on each New Deal programme in Scotland to January 2001 was:New Deal for Lone Parents: £7 millionNew Deal for Disabled People: £1 millionNew Deal for Partners of Unemployed People: £1 millionNew Deal 25 plus: £23 million(e) New Deal 50 plus: £1 millionThese figures do not take account of a proportion of the total costs due to time lags in claims from New Deal service providers and subsequent reimbursement.In addition, there are central running and marketing costs for each programme which have not been included in these figures.The number of people in Scotland who have taken part in each New Deal at the end of December 2000 are:New Deal for Lone Parents: 19,600 (to end November 2000)Figure refers to numbers attending an initial interview.New Deal for Disabled People: 2,300This figure only includes the personal adviser service based in Lanarkshire.New Deal for Partners of Unemployed People: 800This figure refers to those attending an initial interview.New Deal for 25+: 34,500New Deal for 50+: 3,100The figures for ND50+ relate to the number of Employment Credit...
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 March 2000
Transport and the Environment Committee, 15 Mar 2000
We must develop schemes that are enforceable—this addresses Des McNulty's point—and proportionate in terms of the energy that is needed to enforce them.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 December 2003
Justice 1 Committee, 17 Dec 2003
I would like to ask about the proposed extension of the powers of the sheriff in solemn procedures, about which you express concern in your written submission.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 March 2001
Rural Development Committee, 27 Mar 2001
I did not suggest that there should be any delay; in fact I emphasised repeatedly that we have no choice but to approve the instrument today for the express purpose of making those payments.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 April 2000
Health and Community Care Committee, 05 Apr 2000
We have expressed a view, and we can remind the trust, the Executive and the petitioner of that view.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 October 2004
Public Petitions Committee, 05 Oct 2004
A site is currently being pursued that enjoys the protection of existing guidelines, but that does not yet appear to have been taken into consideration by the planning authority.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 June 2002
Plenary, 13 Jun 2002
The Scottish Fishermen's Federation expressed concern about that and the SNP is expressing concern about it.
