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Date answered:
7 May 2004
S2W-07490
The information requested, takenfrom the most recently published statistics, is set out in the following tables:Table 1 Fires1,2 byBrigade Area, Scotland, 1999-2002 Scotland Central Dumfries and Galloway Fife Grampian Highland and Islands Lothian and Borders Strathclyde Tayside 1999 Primary 20,656 819 363 1,136 1,838 713 3,691 10,502 1,594 Secondary 28,519 1,174 232 1,728 1,541 586 5,137 15,767 2,354 Chimney 3,452 92 292 175 527 1,074 447 592 253 Total 52,627 2,085 887 3,039 3,906 2,373 9,275 26,861 4,201 2000 Primary 20,191 834 418 1,118 1,668 643 3,636 10,229 1,645 Secondary 32,432 1,374 288 1,829 1,537 657 5,183 18,920 2,644 Chimney 3,119 86 285 147 531 1,018 333 486 233 Total 55,742 2,294 991 3,094 3,736 2,318 9,152 29,635 4,522 2001 Primary 19,738 863 355 1,235 1,601 663 3,680 9,720 1,621 Secondary 36,238 1,768 370 1,845 1,709 935 5,886 20,842 2,883 Chimney 3,440 97 314 120 534 1,239 324 587 225 Total 59,416 2,728 1,039 3,200 3,844 2,837 9,890 31,149 4,729 20023 Primary 19,196 884 372 1,146 1,742 606 3,682 9,164 1,600 Secondary 30,937 1,589 399 1,724 1,790 836 5,373 16,839 2,387 Chimney 2,462 61 210 93 388 855 266 418 171 Total 52,595 2,534 981 2,963 3,920 2,297 9,321 26,421 4,158 Notes:1 Including late call and heatand smoke damage incidents not recorded prior to 1994.2 Figures from 1994 are basedon sample data weighted to the brigade totals.3 Including estimates for a periodof 10 days...
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Date answered:
12 March 2003
S1W-33944
Number of patients ready for discharge where the principal reason was either: - In the categories non-availability of public funding to purchase Residential/Nursing Home Place.Or principal reason was awaiting place availability (no additional detail), - awaiting place availability in local authority residential home, - awaiting place availability in independent residential home, - awaiting place availability in nursing home (not NHS funded), - awaiting completion of social care arrangements in local authority residential home placement, - awaiting completion of social care arrangements in independent residential home placement, - awaiting completion of social care arrangements in nursing home placement (not NHS funded), - patient exercising statutory right of choice with one of the above principal reasons as the secondary reason.Principal reasons excluded are: - awaiting completion of social care arrangements (no additional detail), - patient/carer/family-related reasons - Other (no additional detail).Figures given are day...
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Date answered:
7 February 2003
S1W-32870
Once expenditure has been agreed it is closely monitored to ensure costs remain within the budget set.From 2003-04 control of advertising expenditure will be centralised and departments will make an application, supported by a business case, for funds allocated from a central budget.The figures requested for actual spending on advertising by departments are as follows:1999-2000CampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureDevelopment DepartmentRoad Safety£868,800Education DepartmentChildren's Hearings £121,260Teacher Recruitment£96,422Home and Health Department Tobacco Campaign£10,404NHS Fraud£100,000Electoral Registration£25,786Fire Prevention£390,900European Elections£32,029Census£9,993Childcare Helpline£73,675Domestic Abuse£550,197Environment and Rural Affairs DepartmentFood Safety£118,682Environment£11,667Constitution GroupScotland's Parliament£533,1512000-01CampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureHealth DepartmentAlcohol Abuse£471,970Flu/winter campaign£1,058,365Organ Retention£55,696Organ Donor Filler£48,465NHS Helpline£137,528NHS Fraud£121,942NHS Public Appointments£36,549Development DepartmentRoad Safety£1,267,048Justice DepartmentSafer Scotland£162,826Fire Prevention£174,022Drug Enforcement Agency£54,735Domestic Abuse£507,464Crime Prevention£11,750Fostering£32,443Education DepartmentTeacher Recruitment£27,024Children's Hearings£122,993Child Care£132,530Environment DepartmentEnvironment£501,364Lead in Water£76,977Development DepartmentTravel Awareness£318,809Rural Affairs DepartmentFood Safety£32,4802001-02CampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureHealth DepartmentDrugs£1,967,133Flu£630,043NHS Helpline£112,462NHS Fraud£29,920Prevention of Suicide£79,384Alcohol Abuse£513,176Healthy Eating£51,122National Care Standards£7,340Education DepartmentChildren's Hearings£250,732Teacher Recruitment£322,799Child Protection on the Internet£186,303Funding for Learners£9,488Digital Access£33,882Justice DepartmentFire Prevention£334,708Racism£14,394Domestic Abuse£650,553Development DepartmentRoad Safety£1,537,994Travel Awareness£585,613Environment DepartmentEnvironment£767,497Litter£118,934FCSD Electoral Registration£4,838Performance Management Guide - Intranet£8,706Scotland Online21st Century Govt£15,6672002-dateCampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureHealth DepartmentAlcohol Abuse£683,311Drugs Campaign£995,077Flu Campaign£923,503Free Personal Care£252,725NHS Helpline£124,876Organ Donor£24,440Organ Retention£85,142Prevention of Suicide£92,238Healthy Eating£495,386Justice DepartmentCrime Braker£23,093Domestic Abuse£601,602Racism£1,245,207Safer Scotland£165,060Fire Prevention£228,197Education DepartmentDigital Access£149,966Children's Hearings £537,986Funding for Learners£100,218National Debate£373,127Teaching£9,888Home Reading£14,554Social Care£525,588UEFA£7,030Child Protection on the Internet£102,641Development DepartmentConcessionary Fares£393,343Travel Awareness£555,150Road Safety£1,296,734Glasgow Housing Association£31,450M74 Completion£18,792Environment DepartmentEnvironment£561,385 Enterprise and Lifelong Learning DepartmentRegional Selective Assistance£29,043Finance and Central Services DepartmentTartan Day...
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Date answered:
7 February 2003
S1W-30754
The figures requested are as follows.1999-2000 (£)CampaignPressRadioTVProductionAmbientCinemaWebElectoral Registration25,036 750 Children's Hearings32,76852,840 29,156 Fire Prevention 136,312254,588 Tobacco Campaign 10,404 NHS Fraud 100,000 European Elections30,218 1,811 Food Safety109,676 9,008 Road Safety 58,772425,365177,700120,75083,447 Scotland's Parliament388,14219,858109,71615,435 Childcare Helpline31,92131,921 Environment 4,676 Teacher Recruitment45,17936,244 14,999 Domestic Abuse105,29333,279301,97862,074 6,1692000-01 (£)CampaignPressRadioTV ProductionAmbientCinemaWebAlcohol Abuse220,900 198,371 Fire Prevention144,060 Food Safety 25,658 6,822 Lead in Water 61,752 15,225 NHS Helpline137,528 Road Safety 84,307951,170 713055,059152,895 7,561Safer Scotland140,120 Fostering 32,443 Flu/Winter Campaign195,848 428,760352,387 Drug Enforcement Agency 47,606 7,129 Environment 462,326 Domestic Abuse 294,558134,3397,748 70,819 Children's Hearings 67,59237,813 17,588 Child Care119,917 12,102 511 Organ Retention 53,596 2,100 Organ Donor Filler 48,465 Travel Awareness 175,000100,000 25,000NHS Fraud121,942 NHS Public Appointments 21,838 2001-02 (£)CampaignPressRadioTVProductionAmbientCinemaWebChildren's Hearings 166,723 33,032 40,476 1,826 Drugs 48,203 39,646 809,116659,127 236,124 42,42030,738Flu 138,494 389,074 63,950 38,525 NHS Helpline 110,495 1,967 NHS Fraud 29,920 Prevention of Suicide 23,500 25,366 5,141Alcohol Abuse 229,145 260,712 Teacher Recruitment 72,911 238,054 Fire Prevention 175,763 39,008 82,694 3,120 Domestic Abuse 94,369 287,039 57,392109,708 60,10323,500Child Protection on the Internet 74,466 59,735 10,273 41,829 Road Safety 125,167769,105189,691244,144201,748 2,332Travel Awareness 29,174132,188243,553155,648 Environment 78,602 490,858 9,542 87,020 89,295Litter 118,934 Teaching in Scotland 35,806Healthy Eating 49,083 Digital Access 25,675 Funding for Learners 9,488 14,488Electoral Registration 4,838 National Care Standards 7,340 Performance Management Guide - Intranet 8,706 Scotland Online21st Century Govt. 15,667 2002-date (£)CampaignPressRadioTV ProductionAmbientCinemaWebDigital Access117,3568,703 23,907 45,041Alcohol Abuse 77,878341,806109,102113,90333,691 Children's Hearings 195,014242,256 48,3252,347 Concessionary Fares133,642 107,44821,206117,675 Crime Braker20,273 Domestic Abuse128,622 365,38089,940 2,526Drugs Campaign127,10638,205692,97545,95764,34226,49231,338Environment24,809 244,093261,485 52,877Fire Prevention98,86136,31784,0012,348 Flu Campaign126,711 341,359339,13662,480 Free Personal Care243,940 8,785 Funding for Learners68,58631,632 Glasgow Housing Association14,936 16,514 M74 Completion Project5,9362,458 10,398 21,914National Debate99,12792,031 58,63437,560 3,613NHS Helpline120,813 4,063 Organ Retention80,671 4,471 Organ Donation 940 Prevention of Suicide34,12534,564 63322,916 Racism 40,788351,199601,713203,21424,79338,775Road Safety15,784125,727785,349217,354100,89151,629 Travel Awareness 59,181331,27872,43791,943 9,751UEFA 4,9432,087 Teaching 9,888 273Healthy Eating 217,402268,079 2,820Social Care221,529 111,235168,794 34,762Scottish International Forum 37,083Tartan Day...
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Date answered:
18 April 2001
S1W-14854
Figures comprise inpatient episodes, day case episodes and outpatient attendances.
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Date answered:
23 January 2001
S1W-12726
I expect it to take no more than seven days, and I am confident that that it will confirm that the processes followed in assessing quantities were both fair and reasonable.
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Date answered:
6 March 2000
S1W-04583
The information requested is set out in the following two tables.Reductions in the number of beds over the years reflects medical advances and changes in the pattern of care, including the significant increase in day-ase surgery and reductions in the length of stay for inpatient treatment.TABLE 1: NHS IN SCOTLAND: AVERAGE AVAILABLE STAFFED BEDS1 BY SPECIALT...
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Date answered:
30 November 1999
S1W-02232
Patient episodes comprise inpatient, outpatient and day case episodes. The number of patient episodes is not the same as the number of patients, as the number of visits by an individual patient varies according to the type and stage of the disease.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 June 2005
Edinburgh Tram (Line One) Bill Committee, 21 Jun 2005
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Official Report
Meeting date:
29 November 2004
Education Committee, 29 Nov 2004
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