There are 112,053 results relating to "meet"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 June 2006
S2W-26469
The criteria for beingregarded as an NHS committed practice, in respect of the payment of certainallowances, are that the dentists within a practice have to:provide general dentalservices to all categories of patients;have an average of 500registered NHS patients per dentist, of which at least an average of 100 perdentist must be fee paying adults, and have average gross earningsof £50,000 or above per dentist.To continue to be regardedas an NHS committed practice a practice has to continue to meet...
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Date answered:
7 June 2006
S2W-26043
All bids are assessed to ensure they are coherent with currentin-country policies, do not duplicate existing efforts and meet priority needs ofMalawians.Through the International DevelopmentFund we have also provided support to the Scotland-Malawi Partnership, whose membersrepresent organisations working with and in Malawi.
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Date answered:
5 June 2006
S2W-26323
Prior to the award of a nationalcontract, NHSScotland, in accordance with the requirements of European Public ProcurementLegislation designed to ensure fair and open competition for any contracts awarded,published a notice in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU),requesting suppliers to note their interest, for the provision of printservices.A total of 93 companies respondedto the notice and all were asked to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire todemonstrate that they were capable of providing the required services to NHSScotland.Of the 41 companies who completed and returned the pre-qualification questionnaireonly 27 met the minimum qualification requirements to be included in the TenderList.All bids received underwent arigorous evaluation process and supplier site visits were also undertaken to allowevidence to be gathered as to the suppliers’ capacity and capability to meet...
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Date answered:
8 May 2006
S2W-25137
TheNational Overview will highlight areas of good practice and draw attention tonational initiatives that assist local authorities in developing their Partnershipin Practice agreements for 2007-10.In addition to writtenreporting, the Executive holds Partnership in Practice Network meetingsregularly. These meetings enable local authority and NHS board repres...
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Date answered:
5 May 2006
S2W-25048
The Scotland-wide Free Bus Schemefor Older and Disabled People fully meets our commitment to extend concessionarytravel for people in the groups concerned.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 May 2006
S2W-24926
Any matters of concern are raised with Scottish Enterprise.In addition, the Enterprise Department receives regular financial information andmeets Scottish Enterprise to discuss, amongst other matters, actual and forecastspend. At the quarterly meeting in October 2005 Scottish Enterprise expected tokeep within budget as reflected in reports to their board, a...
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Date answered:
28 April 2006
S2W-25089
As the initial stage in formulating these standards,work has been undertaken on the development of key clinical indicators, the firstfive of which were considered at the February 2006 meeting of the National SexualHealth Advisory Committee and which are shortly to be implemented by NHS boards.Further work on additional key clinical indicators and standards ...
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Date answered:
26 April 2006
S2W-24777
CPD courses focus on all areas of learning and teaching andare expected to meet the development needs expressed by individual teachers,including during the annual process of professional review and development.
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Date answered:
23 March 2006
S2W-24098
We have no evidence of any instance where the handlingand disposal of wastes from incinerators in Scotland has failed to meet the currentregulatory requirements.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 March 2006
S2W-24256
The Executive is determined tobuild on this successful performance to improve leadership in all schools and therebyincrease pupil attainment and achievement.The Executive is undertakinga wide range of initiatives aimed at improving leadership in Scottish education.Some of the priority areas that we are addressing are:Designing and developing flexibleapproaches to meeting the Standard for Headship;Supporting the development ofleadership capacity at all levels of the education system;Increasing the mentoring andcoaching capacity in Scottish education;Establishing additional supportand development mechanisms for headteachers who are new in post;Supporting local authoritiesin leadership succession planning, andAccessing and sharing best practicefrom Scotland, the rest of the UK and international.
