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To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-26764 by Cathy Jamieson on 27 June 2002, how many secure accommodation places for (a) boys and (b) girls with (i) a physical disability and (ii) mental health problems there have been in (1) 1997-98, (2) 1998-99, (3) 1999-2000, (4) 2000-01 and (5) 2001-02.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 August 2002
To ask the Scottish Executive how many civil cases have been initiated at (a) Lochmaddy, (b) Tain, (c) Dingwall, (d) Portree and (e) Peebles sheriff courts in (i) 1999-2000, (ii) 2000-01, (iii) 2001-02 and (iv) 2002-03, broken down by type of case.
To ask the Scottish Executive how many anti-social behaviour orders have been granted in Stirling, Clackmannanshire and Fife in each of the last four years.
To ask the Scottish Executive how many vacancies for consultants in the West Lothian Healthcare NHS Trust area there are, broken down by speciality and whether it expects this number to reduce and, if so, how, when and by how much.
To ask the Scottish Executive how many and what percentage of the total number of primary school teachers employed in each of the past ten years were (a) male and (b) female.
As part of the action programme to reduce youth crime, the Minister for Education and Young People announced an additional £2 million in March to help set up restorative justice schemes in areas where there are none and to develop and enhance those that are already up and running. In addition, we expect many of the youth crime programmes being developed acr...
To ask the Presiding Officer how many posters and postcards advertising the Parliament website were sent out to organisations such as churches, halls and recreation centres in the north-east prior to the Parliament's visit to Aberdeen and what the total cost of this was.
Young people with additional support needs are being helped in a number of ways:£22.6 million has been allocated by the Executive to implement some of the key recommendations of the Beattie Committee;13 Inclusiveness projects, managed by Careers Scotland, have been set up to improve training and employment outcomes for young people;FE have extra resources for staff training and development;The BRITE Centre has been established at Stevenson College to promote access to assistive technology across the sector;Many...
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-25646 by Cathy Jamieson on 21 May 2002, on how many occasions in each of the past five years the Children's Reporter has convened a children's hearing to re-consider an earlier supervision requirement.