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Date answered:
11 February 2002
S1W-20922
To ask the Scottish Executive how many items of official correspondence it has received from MSPs in each six-month period since its inception and what information it holds on the length of time it has taken to respond to such correspondence.
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21 January 2002
S1W-21471
For example, ministers meet regularly with NHS Board Chairs, the Chief Executive of NHSScotland holds regular meetings with NHS Chief Executives and senior officials have regular dialogue with key stakeholder groups.
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14 November 2001
S1W-19145
For example, the Good Business Practice Guidance on writing forms and guidance notes, Good Practice Guidance on Consultation and the Executive's training courses on effective writing all stress to officials the importance of using plain English.
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5 October 2001
S1W-18455
To ask the Scottish Executive what discussions it has had with organisations such as the Information Policy Unit of the NHS in England, the Department of Health and the Office of the e-Envoy in order to determine whether the proposals set out in Connecting Scotland: our broadband future will be affected by existing UK arrangements such as NHSnet and SuperJANET4. Health department officials have kept colleagues in Department of Health and the NHS Information Authority informed of the proposals set out in Connecting Scotland: our broadband future on the basis that existing contract arrangements will be sustained and will not constrain exploration of options for broadband delivery in the period leading up to the expiry of NHSnet contracts and beyond.SuperJANET4 is an academic network operated by the Joint Information Systems Committee on behalf of the UK's higher and further education communities.
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26 January 2001
S1W-12429
It is however anticipated that at least 100,000 households throughout Scotland will receive assistance under the proposed scheme.With regard to the administration costs of the scheme my officials are presently discussing the implications for the billing process with local authorities.
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10 January 2001
S1W-11525
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to Clive Fairweather's evidence to the Justice and Home Affairs Committee on 11 September 1999 that the reported average (net present value) #11,000 cost per prisoner place (CPPP) at Kilmarnock Prison was not directly comparable with the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) average CPPP of #28,000 (Official Report, col. 1666...
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19 December 2000
S1W-11748
Matters such as this are discussed when officials meet the Environmental Services Association (the trade body for the waste management industry).The Executive also supported the establishment of the Scottish Landfill Tax Credit Forum, set up in conjunction with Entrust (the credit scheme regulator) and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency.The forum me...
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31 August 2000
S1W-04324
The results of the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions sponsored Study - Inverness-London Air Service: Economic Impact Assessment has not yet been submitted to Ministers and publishing arrangements have not been finalised. Scottish Executive officials commented on the methodology and on a draft report.
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25 August 2000
S1W-09058
Checks operated by the Meat Hygiene Service ensure that each bovine animal entering the abattoir is subject to official inspection and all suspect BSE cases, and cattle aged over thirty months, are excluded by abattoirs processing meat for human consumption.In addition, Regulations require that the equipment used for the removal of Specified Risk Material i...
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Date answered:
22 August 2000
S1W-08566
The total expenditure on fuel for the Government Car Service (Scotland) (GCS) is shown in the table below:1997-98£16,4171998-99£24,0331999-2000£34,832The GCS provides or arranges car transport for the Scottish Ministers, Ministers of UK Government Departments when in Scotland, office-bearers of the Scottish Parliament, senior members of the judiciary, officials and visiting dignitaries.Since 1 August 2000 all GCS cars have been dual fuel which enables then to be run, whenever possible, on liquid petroleum gas (lpg) instead of unleaded petrol.
