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Date answered:
26 August 1999
S1W-00792
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it intends to review the administration of justice in civil actions by rendering the Court of Session competent to raise in the Sheriff Court some forms of civil action for which the Court of Session at present has exclusive jurisdiction, in particular whether jurisdiction will be granted to the Sheriff Court in respect of the following civil remedies: (i) declarators of nullity of marriage; (ii) for reduction of a decree of divorce; (iii) adjudication; (iv) the grant of a warrant for inhibition, and (v) reduction relation to questions of heritable right or title and recall of sequestration.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 August 1999
S1W-00792
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it intends to review the administration of justice in civil actions by rendering the Court of Session competent to raise in the Sheriff Court some forms of civil action for which the Court of Session at present has exclusive jurisdiction, in particular whether jurisdiction will be granted to the Sheriff Court in respect of the following civil remedies: (i) declarators of nullity of marriage; (ii) for reduction of a decree of divorce; (iii) adjudication; (iv) the grant of a warrant for inhibition, and (v) reduction relation to questions of heritable right or title and recall of sequestration.
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Date answered:
31 January 2006
S2W-22496
The resources distributed to local authorities over the period 2000-01 to 2004-05 to carry out activities, including site remediation work, associated with implementation of the contaminated land regime are set out in the following table. In addition, the Scottish Executive allocated £8 million, aimed at tackling problems of vacant and derelict land, to the following local authorities in 2004‑05:Dundee: £2 million.Glasgow: £4 million.North Lanarkshire: £2 million.
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Date answered:
6 December 2005
S2W-21046
The £168.3 million efficiency savings deducted at source were not allocated to individual local authorities. The following table gives an estimated efficiency savings figure for each local authority assuming that they would have received their proportionate share of the £168.3 million using their shares of total funding for 2007-08 as a comparator:Share of £168.3 Million Efficiency Savings (£ Million) Aberdeen City 5.883 Aberdeenshire 6.932 Angus 3.508 Argyll and Bute 3.539 Clackmannanshire 1.504 Dumfries and Galloway 5.053 Dundee City 5.106 East Ayrshire 3.902 East Dunbartonshire 3.075 East Lothian 2.749 East Renfrewshire 2.788 Edinburgh, City of 12.780 Eilean Siar 1.930 Falkirk 4.586 Fife 10.927 Glasgow City 22.861 Highland 7.884 Inverclyde 2.946 Midlothian 2.584 Moray 2.794 North Ayrshire 4.507 North Lanarkshire 10.396 Orkney 1.160 Perth and Kinross 4.187 Renfrewshire 5.526 Scottish Borders 3.690 Shetland 1.588 South Ayrshire 3.426 South Lanarkshire 9.439 Stirling 2.807 West Dunbartonshire 3.298 West Lothian 4.946 Scotland 168.300 The following table shows the difference in Supporting People allocations between 2003-04 and 2007-08 for each local authority arising from efficiency savings and a fairer distribution of resources across Scotland.
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Date answered:
30 November 2004
S2W-12288
SCOTTISH ENTERPRISEThe Scottish Executive’s ETLLD funds Scottish Enterprise to deliver the following programme:ITI Energy identifies, develops and successfully commercialisesnew, energy and energy related technologies.
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Date answered:
13 January 2004
S2W-05401
The Scottish Further and Higher EducationFunding Councils have come into the programme following lease breaks. They willconduct a location review in which options outwith Edinburghmust be considered.These organisations will beexamined on a case-by-case basis, with the aim of finding the best location foreach organisation, within the context of relocation po...
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Date answered:
1 October 2001
S1W-17355
The OEE research above includes estimated figures for EU countries as follows (as a percentage of total households):ADSL Coverage & Take-Up - European ComparisonsCoverageTake-up (includes cable-modem)France55%2%Germany90%3%Ireland1%0.2%Italy80%1%Sweden60%7%UK60%0.5% S1W-17355
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 August 2001
S1W-17427
After considering the representations made by consultees, the Scottish Ministers have decided that the following sites should be selected as candidate Special Areas of Conservation:Site NameLocal Authority AreaAbhainn Clais An Eas and allt a'MhuilinnHighlandAchnahairdHighlandAltnaharraHighlandArdnamurchan BurnsHighlandArdvar and Loch a'Mhuilinn WoodlandsHighlandAscrib, Isay and DunveganHighlandBerriedale and Langwell WatersHighlandBorders WoodsScottish BordersBroubster LeansHighlandBuchan Ness to ColliestonAberdeenshireCape WrathHighlandCarsegowan MossDumfries & GallowayCawdor WoodHighlandCoille MhórHighlandCoyles of MuickAberdeenshireCraighall GorgePerth & KinrossCrieff WoodsPerth & KinrossDam WoodHighlandDinnet OakwoodAberdeenshireDogden Moss (Greenlaw Moor)Scottish BordersDun Moss and Forest of Alyth MiresPerth & KinrossEast Caithness CliffsHighlandFair IsleShetland IslandsGalloway OakwoodsDumfries and GallowayGlen BeasdaleHighlandGlen Creran WoodsArgyll &ButeGlenartney Juniper WoodPerth & KinrossGreen Hill of StrathdonAberdeenshireGrimerstaNa h-Eileanan an IarInverpollyHighlandIsle of MayFifeKeltneyburnPerth & KinrossKinloch and Kyleakin HillsHighlandKippenrait GlenStirlingLadder HillsMoray; AberdeenshireLedmore WoodHighlandEileanan agus Sgeirean Lios mor (Lismore)Argyll & ButeLittle Gruinard RiverHighlandLoch a'PhuillArgyll & ButeLoch AchnacloichHighlandLoch CreranArgyll & ButeLoch FadaArgyll & ButeLoch LaxfordHighlandLoch Moidart and Loch Shiel WoodsHighlandLoch of IsbisterOrkney IslandsLoch of WesterHighlandLoch RuthvenHighlandLoch UssieHighlandLower Findhorn WoodsMorayMethven MossPerth & KinrossMingarry BurnArgyll & ButeMoffat HillsDumfries & GallowayMonadhliathHighlandMoorfoot HillsScottish BordersMortlach MossAberdeenshireMorvern WoodsHighlandMull OakwoodsArgyll & ButeMull of GallowayDumfries & GallowayNess WoodsHighlandNorth FetlarShetland IslandsPitkeathly MiresPerth & KinrossPitmedden ForestFife; Perth & KinrossRassalHighlandRigg - BileHighlandRinns of IslayArgyll & ButeRiver BladnochDumfries & GallowayRiver EvelixHighlandRiver MoristonHighlandRiver Naver and Mallart RiverHighlandRiver OykelHighlandRiver South EskAngusRiver TeithStirlingRiver ThursoHighlandShelforkiePerth & KinrossShingle Islands Perth & KinrossSouth East Islay SkerriesArgyll & ButeSt Abb's Head to Fast CastleScottish BordersTarbert WoodsArgyll & ButeTayvallich Juniper and CoastArgyll & ButeThreepwood MossScottish BordersTreshnish IslesArgyll & ButeTrossachs WoodsStirlingTynron Juniper WoodDumfries & GallowayUpper Nithsdale WoodsDumfries & GallowayUrquhart Bay WoodHighlandThe Scottish Ministers have not yet made a decision about whether the following sites should be selected as candidate Special Areas of Conservation, either because consultation is not yet complete or because Ministers are still considering issues raised by consultees:Site NameLocal Authority AreaAirds MossEast AyrshireBurrow HeadDumfries & GallowayRiver DeeAberdeenshireRiver TweedScottish BordersSound of BarraNa h-Eilleanan an IarSullom VoeShetlandIn the light of further scientific advice received since June 2000, the Scottish Ministers have decided to consult on the case for identification of the following areas as candidate Special Areas of Conservation:Site NameLocal Authority AreaRiver TayPerth & KinrossFirth of TayFife, Dundee, Angus, Perth & Kinross The Scottish Ministers have also decided, in the light of the scientific case presented by the Scottish Wildlife Trust (which was brought to the Parliament's attention in Petition 301), to consult on the case for the identification of further raised bog sites as candidate Special Areas of Conservation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 January 2007
European and External Relations Committee, 16 Jan 2007
That causes us difficulties, because we have to follow the law. We have pointed out that that is an issue for Europe to include when it considers its terminology.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 June 2001
Transport and the Environment Committee, 18 Jun 2001
Those are the kind of matters that it would be useful to pick up, but we can follow them up in writing. We all agree that that would be useful.
