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This is due to be published in December 2011. The dates of all Scottish Government Official and National Statistics publications are pre-announced, and the up to date list of future publications can be found at: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Statistics/Search/Forthcoming The Government has always called for th...
All four services provided by Castlebeck were last inspected by the Care Commission whose regulatory functions for care services were taken over by Social Care and Social Work Improvement Scotland (SCSWIS) on 1 April 2011. Details of the dates of inspections and the gradings awarded are set out in the following table: Name of Service Last Inspection Date Gradings Awarded Ellen Mhor Dundee 8 November 2010 Very good Trinity House Lockerbie 20 December 2010 Very good Raniach House Dunblane 16 November 2010 Weak Monroe House Dundee 15 December 2010 Good The Commission carried out a further follow up visit to Raniach House on 30 March 2011 where they noted that improvements were being made.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 September 2008
Other than ministers and officials, the Scottish Government did not make payments to any individuals to attend the Cabinet meetings in Dumfries, Inverness, Pitlochry or Skye, which took place over the 2008 summer recess. S3W-15987
The Scottish Government has delayed the requirement for a year, which we welcome, but we think that much more needs to be done and that action is required to make up for the lack of progress so far, the lack of clear information to householders, the lack of support to date, especially advice for older people, and the lack of financial support to those on lo...
Once that work is concluded, a letter will be issued from the office of the CMO and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service to medical practitioners, to advise them that from the date of that letter they should report any death that falls in either of those two categories to the Crown.
We are going to embark on communication starting from 1 April and talk to folks up until the 1 October trigger date. We will use all means possible to communicate the changes, including the good offices of the Scottish Association of Landlords, which is key in helping us to spread the message far and wide.
Given the widening of the remit of the review, can the cabinet secretary lay out the timescales for the review, as well as the earliest date at which any recommendations might be implemented?
She says: “Basically if my T3 is stopped they may as well just give me a loaded gun.” That was dated late last year, after the debate, so it is another live case.