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Official Report
Meeting date:
28 January 2003
Rural Development Committee, 28 Jan 2003
I am talking about amendments 79 and 81.To reinforce that policy, new section 61A(2)(a) of the 1991 act and section 63(2)(a) of the bill are intended to prevent the parties from transferring the matter to the Land Court once an agreement to go to arbitration has been reached.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 October 2002
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 29 Oct 2002
As part of the process, £64 million of that money has been transferred to local authority expenditure in 2003-04 to cover agreed outcomes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 April 2002
Local Government Committee, 30 Apr 2002
I am tempted to continue with the same line of questioning, but we have quite a bit to get through so I will move on to consideration of the various figures that were presented by Andy Kerr in his letter of response to the first evidence session.I thank the minister for providing a breakdown of the amount in the increased aggregate external finance for new initiatives and transfers. That is helpful when trying to clarify some of the issues that were raised last week by those who gave evidence.Of a total increase in AEF of £438.1 million, £291.1 million is for new initiatives and transfers.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 February 2002
European Committee, 12 Feb 2002
Halfway through the COR's mandate, the presidency will be transferred to the first vice-president, Mr Eduardo Zaplana Hernández-Soro, from Valencia in Spain.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 February 2002
European Committee, 12 Feb 2002
Halfway through the COR's mandate, the presidency will be transferred to the first vice-president, Mr Eduardo Zaplana Hernández-Soro, from Valencia in Spain.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 May 2000
Rural Affairs Committee, 16 May 2000
When they are concerned with training, skilling and human capital and so on, they will build transferable skills that could allow people to adapt to changes in employment opportunities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 June 2006
Local Government and Transport Committee, 27 Jun 2006
I cannot remember the publication date, but it is on the Parliament website. You do not know when it was published.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 May 2006
S2W-23314
These should be set in the contextof a very steep decline in global flows of foreign direct investment since 2000and a shift in Scotland’s strategic focus from 2001 onwards to concentrate on attractinghigh-quality investment rather than volume alone. 1995-96 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 26 7,083 719.30 Services 7 1,266 13.40 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 14 1,344 63.70 Textiles 7 589 19.10 Food and Drink 6 280 16.20 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 14 1,274 127.20 Forest Products/Paper 4 154 9.40 Other Activities 6 570 12.70 Totals 84 12,560 981.00 1996-97 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 17 5,448 2,582.00 Services 23 2,654 41.10 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 22 3,142 113.10 Textiles 2 380 12.10 Food and Drink 3 86 0.70 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 12 1,682 260.00 Forest Products/Paper 2 126 50.90 Other Activities 5 777 61.60 Totals 86 14,295 3,121.50 1997-98 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 17 2,609 267.70 Services 23 10,732 392.90 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 13 910 44.10 Textiles 7 932 19.10 Food and Drink 3 72 4.30 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 14 2,179 217.00 Forest Products/Paper 2 123 48.30 Other Activities 8 390 18.20 Totals 87 17,947 1,011.60 1998-99 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 16 3,665 216.10 Services 29 4,641 73.10 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 11 1,186 32.50 Textiles 6 632 17.10 Food and Drink 1 31 1.60 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 1,300 653 417.40 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 2 59 3.40 Totals 78 10,867 761.20 1999-2000 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 13 3,568 158.59 Services 25 6,163 88.89 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 19 1,055 49.40 Textiles 2 73 0.35 Food and Drink 4 69 2.50 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 12 783 69.04 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 16 2,171 115.21 Totals 91 13,882 483.98 2000-01 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 25 5,587 1,496.86 Services 35 5,240 119.38 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 18 1,023 29.70 Textiles 0 0 0.00 Food and Drink 4 447 7.90 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 11 1,322 74.10 Forest Products/Paper 4 661 33.60 Other Activities 5 66 1.84 Totals 102 14,346 1,763.38 2001-02 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 11 1,182 42.95 Services 26 3,518 140.02 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 6 474 21.28 Textiles 1 40 0.65 Food and Drink 1 109 10.00 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 5 590 37.97 Forest Products/Paper 2 95 2.17 Other Activities 7 378 16.25 Totals 59 6,386 271.28 2002-03 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 7 811 22.95 Services 26 1,202 27.73 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 17 3,189 111.54 Textiles 0 0 0.00 Food and Drink 2 82 26.53 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 3 447 0.60 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 2 1,419 16.04 Totals 57 7,150 205.39 2003-04 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 15 1,985 122.33 Services 8 983 18.33 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 16 1,870 57.83 Textiles 1 8 0.08 Food and Drink 2 78 4.16 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 5 203 25.22 Forest Products/Paper 1 50 1.60 Other Activities 17 298 1.96 Totals 65 5,475 231.50 2004-05 Planned Projects Planned Jobs Planned Investment (£ Million) Electronics 8 470 22.95 Services 9 1,270 6.22 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 3 219 4.14 Textiles 0 0 0.00 Food and Drink 1 64 1.03 Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber 4 437 8.17 Forest Products/Paper 0 0 0.00 Other Activities 21 2,608 98.30 Totals 46 5,068 140.80 2.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 January 2005
S2W-10752
Title/Ministerial Members Established Date of Meetings Cabinet Sub-Committee on Children’s Services (CSCCS) First Minister (Chair) Minister for Education and Young People (Deputy Chair) Minister for Health and Community Care Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services Deputy Minister for Justice Deputy Minister for Social Justice 19-12-2001 to March 2003 13-03-2002 01-05-2002 18-06-2002 24-09-2002 17-12-2002 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Renewing Local Democracy (CSCRLD) First Minister (Chair) Deputy First Minister and Minister for Justice Minister for Education and Young People Minister for Environment and Rural Development Minister for Finance and Public Services Minister for Parliamentary Business 22-01-2002 to March 2003 23-01-2002 25-02-2002 12-03-2002 17-09-2002 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Rural Development (CSCRD) Minister for Environment and Rural Development (Chair) Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Minister for Finance and Public Services Minister for Social Justice Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport 23-01-2002 to March 2003 22-01-2002 15-05-2002 04-09-2002 05-02-2003 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Social Justice (CSCSJ) Minister for Social Justice (Chair) Minister for Education and Young People Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Minister for Finance and Public Services Minister for Health and Community Care Deputy Minister for Social Justice Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business 13-03-2002 to March 2003 13-03-2002 01-05-2002 18-06-2002 24-09-2002 17-12-2002 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Tackling Drug Misuse (CSCTDM) Deputy First Minister (Chair) Minister for Education and Young People Deputy Minister (Mulligan) for Health and Community Care Deputy Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning Deputy Minister for Justice Deputy Minister for Social Justice External Members Mr Jim Orr, Director of the Scottish Drugs Enforcement Agency Mr Ian Ross, Drugs Action Teams Association 27-03-2002 to March 2003 27-03-2002 12-06-2002 03-09-2002 11-12-2002 18-02-2003 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Best Value and Budget Review (CSCBVBR) Minister for Finance and Public Services (Chair) Minister for Environment and Rural Development Minister for Parliamentary Business Minister for Social Justice Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services 25-04-2001 to 13-11-2001 25-04-2001 17-05-2001 30-05-2001 18-06-2001 04-07-2001 28-08-2001 24-10-2001 13-11-2001 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Legislation (CSCL) First Minister (Chair) Deputy First Minister and Minister for Justice Minister for Parliamentary Business (Deputy Chair) Lord Advocate Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business 06-03-2002 to March 2003 21-05-2003 to present 06-03-2002 30-04-2002 09-10-2002 08-01-2003 25-02-2003 27-05-2003 25-06-2003 13-08-2003 19-11-2003 24-03-2004 11-05-2004 09-06-2004 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Sustainable Scotland (CSCSS) First Minister (Chair) Deputy First Minister Minister for Environment and Rural Development Minister for Transport Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Deputy Minister for Communities External Members Professor Jan Bebbington, Professor of Accounting and Sustainable Development, University of St Andrews Mr Kevin Dunion, Director, Friends of the Earth Scotland (until January 2003) Mr Mark Hope, Director of External Affairs, Shell Expro (until March 2003) Simon Pepper, Director of WWF Scotland (from March 2004) Ian Good, Chair and Chief Executive of the Edrington Group (from March 2004) 05-02-2002 to March 2003 25-06-2003 to present 05-02-2002 26...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 May 2004
S2W-07613
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