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18 January 2006
S2W-21777
The majority of funding, £23.7 million in 2005-06, allocated by the Scottish Executive for Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation is provided to National Health Boards to support the work of local Drug and Alcohol Teams in Scotland.Local authorities receive resources earmarked for drugs rehabilitation, totalling £6.8 per annum, through Grant Aided Expenditure. These funds may also be used support to the work of local Drug and Alcohol Teams.
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23 September 2005
S2W-19196
Figures are rounded to nearest five in each local authority area. Totals may not equal the sum of the constituent parts due to rounding.
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7 February 2005
S2W-13816
The table provides a snapshot of the situation as at 31 March each year. Dwellings may remain vacant for longer than one year, or become vacant intermittently over the five year period.
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30 November 2004
S2W-12288
The investment decisions are made by those private sector partners. Businesses may apply.Specific Energy InitiativesThe Scottish Community and Householder Renewables Initiative (SCHRI) offers communities and householders assistance with installation of viablerenewable energy technologies e.g. heat pumps, solar panels, biomass heating, windturbines, micro hy...
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29 November 2004
S2W-12544
Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2004, (SSI 2004/475).I am also today making the following formal announcements:The document entitled Scotland’s Biodiversity: It’s in your hands – A strategy for the conservation and enhancement of biodiversity in Scotland (Scottish Executive, May 2004, ISBN 0 7559 4120 9) is hereby designated, with effect from 1 January 200...
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21 July 2004
S2W-09322
Within the category of people not liable to pay, it is not possible to isolate people benefiting from reciprocal health care agreements from temporary residents who may be exempt from charges, as explained in footnote 2 to the table.
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25 November 2003
S2W-04011
Where drug misuse issuspected but unconfirmed it may not be recorded by the hospital.4.
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1 November 2002
S1W-30331
Since access and egress of visitors is a continuous process it is not possible to identify total numbers in the gallery at any one time.1 September to 31 December 19991 January to 31 December 2000Number of VisitorsNumber of VisitorsWednesdayThursdayWednesdayThursday8/92339/93871/1 - 7/1 - Recess15/924216/953412/113313/132722/931923/939719/114320/148329/924830/960426/114727/14656/102877/104452/21703/271011/10 -22/10 - Recess9/215410/244727/1038428/1063616/234917/24813/112354/1158223/221824/262410/1119411/113471/31712/355817/1126718/114808/31029/353725/1130026/1147615/320916/34391/121982/1248022/329723/35598/122699/1240529/37330/365815/128916/122995/46316/473820/12 -31/12 - Recess10/4 - 21/4 - Recess 26/420527/48653/52584/537810/526611/555415/5 - 2/6 - Parliament met in Glasgow7/62378/652614/626215/664221/634622/667728/621429/65195/72426/772210/7 - 1/9 Recess6/92437/924513/915114/966020/917421/935827/914328/93794/102845/104829/10 - 20/10 - Recess25/1035126/103971/111752/115338/112279/1141715/1110216/1140522/1116323/1141229/1116830/115746/121957/1244713/1214314/1238117/12 - 31/12 - RecessTotal3,265Total6,072Total7,346Total17,599Average251Average467Average216Average5171 January to 31 December 20011 January to 30 June 2002Number of VisitorsNumber of VisitorsWednesdayThursdayWednesdayThursday1/1 - 5/1 - Recess1/1 - 4/1 - Recess10/19111/13189/114110/132417/114218/143616/111717/136924/110825/152423/120024/140331/12011\247430/112331/14167/21408/23226/22267/233014/226215/244213/261614/242919/2 - 23/2 - Recess18/2 - 22/2 - Recess28/21001/347127/233028/26167/31868/34316/31827/352514/340415/388613/335714/362821/316822/353020/340121/362128/313029/350127/328328/35014/41525/44991\4 - 13/4 - Recess 9/4 - 20/4 - Recess17/420418/451425/424126/438724/431425/45922/51583/54331/52692/54549/513110/55868/51979/560816/520517/541215/527716/574023/515024/552620/5 - 7/6 - Committee Work and Parliament meeting in Aberdeen 30/526931/53576/63327/611312/629413/646413/633214/651019/623020/667120/619521/660526/616827/662127/618028/6361 2/7 - 31/8 - Recess5/91826/934012/916613/954219/942620/960426/929127/95703/103594/106828/10 - 19/10 - Recess24/1033825/1070731/101811/117467/112398/1160314/1125615/1150421/1125322/1160828/1118129/118215/122076/1268112/1220113/1239219/1211820/1222624/12 - 31/12 - RecessTotal7,676Total18,150Total4,929Total9,826Average213Average504Average259Average517The member may...
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Date answered:
30 July 2002
S1W-24884
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will list each policy initiative it has implemented since May 1999 which has had a direct implication or bearing on the workload of local government; whether funding was provided to local authorities for each such initiative and, if so, how much funding was provided in each case.
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7 June 2002
S1W-26332
As part of the latter there will invariably be input in respect of anorexia nervosa and other eating disorders, especially as they may present complex ethical and legal issues in respect of treatment.
