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Official Report
Meeting date:
14 March 2001
Health and Community Care Committee, 14 Mar 2001
We believe that that was a considerable achievement for the people involved at the time—I take no credit for that achievement. On ALT testing of donors, a rigorous international debate was going on.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 March 2000
Public Petitions Committee, 27 Mar 2000
It is absolutely essential for the rebirth and future prosperity of the Borders. I welcome your support.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 April 2000
Rural Affairs Committee, 04 Apr 2000
The conveners liasion group has decided to support the selection of the former topic for debate during the time allocated to committee business on Wednesday 26 April. We must discuss and agree on a motion to be lodged for that debate.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 November 2004
Plenary, 18 Nov 2004
It makes sense to revisit legislation that was passed 50 years ago to ensure that it meets modern demands.Other members have mentioned fears about the future of fire control rooms. I am particularly concerned about the future of the fire control centre in Inverness.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 May 2000
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 03 May 2000
These loans are made not under the credit agreements, but in a different way.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 February 2007
Plenary, 14 Feb 2007
I know that it is unusual for John Home Robertson to have such an idea, but I should give him credit for it. You have one minute left.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 November 2000
Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 20 Nov 2000
The difference will be where the offender changes his or her behaviour in the future and contributes to society positively rather than negatively.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 January 2006
S2W-22177
The Practice Team includes GPs, practice nurses, district nurses and health visitors. Before April 2003 data is available on GP visits only.Table 2 shows the percentage of respondents from the 2003 Scottish Health Survey who were obese (BMI > 30) in each NHS board area.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 June 2003
S2W-00054
His response is as follows:The information requested is given in the following table.Performance Points - January to March 20032.1(a)Absconds02.1(b)Temporary Release: Inadequate Risk Assessment02.1(c)Release of Prisoner in Error02.1(d)Failure to Provide Accurate Daily Report02.1(e)Failure to input basic Details into Prisoner Records02.1(f)Failure to Process Accurate Warrant Details02.1(g)Discovery within Prison of Smuggled-in-Items3502.1(h)Key/Lock Compromise02.1( i)Failure of Security Procedures1502.2(a)Serious Injury0Minor Injury20No Injury552.2(b)Serious Injury0Minor Injury20No Injury702.2(c)Incident of Concerted Indiscipline1202.2(d)Incident of Hostage Taking02.2(e)Incident of Roof Climbing02.2(f)Incident of Self-Harm202.2(g)Incident of Class 'A' Drugs3702.2(h)Incident of Drugs Other than Class 'A'602.2(i)Contingency Planning Exercise (Non-Completion)02.2(j)Fire Evacuation Exercise (Non-Completion)02.2(k)Failure to Comply with Agreed Reporting Procedures02.2(l) Tool/Implement Loss (Recovered)42.2(m)Tool/Implement Loss (Not Recovered)42.3(a)Failure to Provide Timeous Medical Assistance02.3(b)Failure to see Medical Officer on Admission02.3(c)Failure to Provide Meal02.3(d)Failure to Comply with Health and Safety and Hygiene Requirements/Legislation02.3(e)Failure to Respond to Prisoner Complaint Timeously02.3(f)Substantiated Complaints Against Staff02.3(g)Failure to Comply with Cleaning Schedule02.3(h)Failure to Repair (Equipment and Services)102.3(i)Failure to Repair (Accommodation and Other Areas of Prison)02.4(a) Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (76-95%)0Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (66-75%)0Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (56-65%)0Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (Less than or Equal to 55%)02.4(b) Failure to deliver Work Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (76-95%)60Failure to deliver Work Hours (Sentenced Prisoner )(66-75%)10Failure to deliver Work Hours (Sentenced Prisoners)(56-65%)0Failure to deliver Work Hours (Sentenced Prisoners)(Less than or Equal to 55%)02.4(c) Failure to Deliver Education Hours (76-95%)0Failure to Deliver Education Hours (66-75%)0Failure to Deliver Education Hours (56-65%)0Failure to Deliver Education Hours (Less than or Equal to 55%)02.4(d) Failure to Provide Structured Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) ( 75-95%)200Failure to Provide Structured Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (66-75%)30Failure to Provide Structured Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (56-65%)0Failure to Provide Structured Activity Hours (Sentenced Prisoners) (Less than or Equal to 55%)302.4(e) Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours for Remand Prisoners (76-95%)0Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours for Remand Prisoners (66-75%)0Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours for Remand Prisoners (56-65%)0Failure to Deliver Regime Activity Hours for Remand Prisoners (Less than or Equal to 55%)02.4(f)Failure to Provide Sentence Planning02.4(g)Failure to Provide Prisoner Compacts02.5(a)Failure to Deliver Pre-Release Programmes02.5(b)Visits - Failure to Start within 20 Minutes of Visitor...
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 November 1999
Standards Committee, 10 Nov 1999
My concern is that we will not be able to achieve that if we introduce registration and establish a system that gives credence and credit to lobbying organisations. Lobbying organisations will become part of the fabric of the Parliament; they will become necessary to gain access to it.
