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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 December 2003
S2W-03282
The number of people attending varied from meeting tomeeting. In order to encourage the free and uninhibited expression of views andpersonal experiences of local people, it was agreed that the notes taken of themeetings would not be published, but would help inform the consultationprocess.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 June 2003
S2W-00664
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-19681 by Angus MacKay on 19 November 2001, how relocating the headquarters of Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) from Edinburgh to Inverness meets the objectives of its policy of dispersing civil service jobs.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 March 2003
S1W-34501
The breakdown in the following table takes into account the resources incorporated in the preceding table.NHS BoardAllocation 1998-99(£000)Allocation 1999-2000(£000)Allocation 2000-01(£000)Allocation 2001-02(£000)Allocation 2002-03(£000)Ayrshire and Clyde7099019841,111 Ayrshire and Arran403535609737987Borders6896118160162Dumfries and Galloway6196124298258Fife328445514698789Forth Valley103172226462557Grampian7509721,0851,2831,313Greater Glasgow*2,8713,5023,6704,387*4,488Highland86137181300414Lanarkshire3334976078621,449Lothian1,1632,7762,9223,2143,539Orkney1116202432Shetland2837424655Tayside9331,1511,2251,3481,483Western Isles1320254387Total8,96011,35212,35214,97316,951Note:*Funding does not include additional resources of £250,000 allocated to Greater Glasgow NHS Board in 2001-02 or £500,000 in 2002-03 to meet...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 November 2002
S1W-31536
The membership of the committee is currently being finalised and the group should meet before the end of the year. In addition to the NWC, a Short Life Working Group will be set up in order to find solutions to the most pressing workforce challenges.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 February 2002
S1W-22819
The Chief Executive's response is as follows:The proposed new water treatment plant at Milngavie has been sized to meet expected demand over the foreseeable future.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 August 2001
S1W-17829
A Sounding Board and Academic Panel have been established to inform and test the review's emerging thinking.Details of the members are as follows:Sounding BoardMs Oonagh Aitken, CoSLAMr Bryan Beattie, Eden Court TheatreProfessor David Begg, Robert Gordon UniversityMs Ann Clark, Highland CouncilMs Susan Dalgetty, Edinburgh Evening NewsMr Iain Dickson, George Watt & StewartMs Rani Dhir, Drumchapel Housing Co-operativeMr Matthew Farrow, CBI ScotlandMr Mike Galloway, Dundee City CouncilMr Vincent Goodstadt, Glasgow & Clyde Valley Structure Plan Joint CommitteeProfessor Stuart Gulliver, University of GlasgowMr Stephen Inch, Glasgow City Council Mr Donald McGougan, City of Edinburgh CouncilMrs Lucy McTernan, SCVOMr Mike Scott, Aberdeen City CouncilMr Douglas Smith, Insignia Richard EllisMr Eddie Thompson, Morning Noon and NightMs Lesley Thomson, Liddell ThomsonMs Tracey White, STUCSir Alan Langlands, University of Dundee Dr Raymond Young, University of Glasgow Mr Alf Young, The HeraldAcademic PanelProfessor Brian Ashcroft, Fraser of Allander Institute/University of StrathclydeProfessor Liz Bondi, University of EdinburghProfessor Glen Bramley, Edinburgh College of Art/Heriot-Watt UniversityDr Nick Fyfe, University of DundeeProfessor Stephen Graham, University of NewcastleProfessor Stuart Gulliver, University of GlasgowProfessor Cliff Hague, Edinburgh College of Art/Heriot-Watt UniversityMr Gerry Hassan, DemosProfessor George Hazel, MacLean HazelProfessor Ade Kearns, University of GlasgowProfessor Greg Lloyd, University of DundeeMr Colin Mair, University of StrathclydeMr James McCormack, Scottish Council FoundationProfessor Alan McGregor, University of GlasgowDr John McKendrick, Glasgow Caledonian UniversityProfessor Peter Roberts, University of DundeeProfessor Michael Pacione, University of StrathclydeProfessor Susan Smith, University of EdinburghProfessor Ivan Turok, University of GlasgowDr Nick Williams, University of AberdeenAdditional members are likely to be invited to join both groups, to cover further specific issues, as the review develops.I intend to meet...
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Date answered:
21 May 2001
S1W-14598
The Learning Disability Review Report, launched on 11 May 2000, estimated that there are around 120,000 children and adults with learning disabilities in Scotland.The report recommends that local authorities and health boards should jointly draw up "partnership in practice" (PiP) agreements by June 2001 which will serve as the strategic planning document for meeting the needs of people with learning disabilities.
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Date answered:
22 September 2000
S1W-10051
.£ million2001-022002-032003-04TotalWater8.38.315.732.3Environmental Protection6.16.67.219.9Natural Heritage9.110.613.633.3Research and Sustainable Action0.40.40.41.2Total increases23.925.936.986.7The Environmental Protection provision includes extra grant-in-aid to the Scottish Environment Protection Agency of £16.5 million over the three years (£5.3 million/£5.3 million/£5.9 million); and increased provision for waste initiatives.The Natural Heritage provision will give Scottish Natural Heritage £22.7 million extra over the three years (£7.0 million/£7.3 million/£8.4 million), with a further £10.6 million extra (£2.1 million/£3.3 million/£5.2 million) going to the establishment of National Parks.The allocation for water represents the public expenditure support to the three Scottish Water Authorities to help finance their investment programmes to meet...
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Date answered:
6 July 2000
S1W-08578
The answer stressed the importance of operational effectiveness and of costs, and the need to take account of the position of the staff concerned; and it highlighted circumstances in which we would address alternative locations outside Edinburgh for blocks of work.We will be considering during this summer whether a number of bodies covered by the policy which occupy premises in Edinburgh with a property breakpoint arising by 2004 meet...
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Date answered:
20 December 1999
S1W-03352
This will involve expertise from the wider scientific community in this process, and there will be a seminar in the New Year to determine the scientific input and approaches required to meet these defined research needs. A proposal to investigate databases of putative OP sufferers is also under consideration.Third, measures will be implemented, aimed at con...
