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The figure quoted by Royal National Institute for Deaf people relates to the number of digital hearing aids, that were actually drawn off the contract during a specific period, expressed as a percentage of the total number of hearing aids drawn off the contract.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 November 2001
To ask the Scottish Executive what level of funding (a) was received by each police force in each of the past three years, (b) is projected in each force for each of the next two years expressed per head of population in each police force area and (c) what the average funding was per head of population nationally.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 April 2001
In addition to ensuring that we have trained First Aiders in each of the Parliament buildings, we also provide this training to everyone who expresses a wish to undertake it. We currently have 71 staff qualified as First Aiders covering the majority of the Offices of the Parliament.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 March 2001
Revenue support grant (RSG) for these two years, expressed in real terms using the March 2000 GDP Deflators with base year 1998-99, is therefore £3,443.140 million and £3,252.191 million respectively.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 January 2000
To ask the Scottish Executive how many supervised attendance orders for fine defaulters have been imposed in the current and last four financial years, expressed in total and as a proportion of all fine defaulters.
I am not saying that I know which is the appropriate solution; all I am doing is flagging up the issue and expressing concern on behalf of the members of the cross-party group that MSPs do not have sufficient information about the human rights issues in the legislation that they pass.
I am comfortable with the response, as parliamentary committees are intended to have a role in framing those standards. It gives credit to our legal advice that the Executive took the first point on board without argument.
The social inclusion sub-group will recommend that we tackle the bill in the context of debt and credit, as we would consider those issues anyway.I recommend that we read through the list of agencies that want to submit evidence.