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25 January 2002
S1W-21790
The draft was completed on 10 December 2001. Following printing, copies of the draft guidance were issued for consultation to (a) the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities, (b) the Association of Directors of Education in Scotland, (c) individual education authorities, and (d) home education organisations on 20 December 2001.
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22 January 2002
S1W-22078
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has any plans to review the options for further decentralising administration of forestry policy and management. Following the completion of the first stage of the review of the Forest Enterprise Executive Agency in May 2001, we agreed with Environment and Rural Development Ministers in England and Wales that we int...
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16 January 2002
S1W-21252
Since the report's publication the Executive has been working with the wider Scottish public sector, including health and local government, to develop an e-procurement service which will be available to all Scottish public bodies. In November 2001, following an international competition, the Executive announced the selection of Cap Gemini, Ernst and Young a...
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14 January 2002
S1W-21159
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will detail any guidance issued to educational psychologists regarding the follow-up action after diagnosis of a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and the use of a Record of Needs in this situation.
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14 January 2002
S1W-20666
The team of Special Advisers at present comprises the following seven people: Mike DonnellyJeane FreemanSam GhibaldanTom LittleRachel McEwenPolly McPhersonAndy RoweThe estimated salary cost for these seven advisers for a 12 month period would be £386,588, plus national insurance and pension contributions of £107,542, at present salary levels.
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9 January 2002
S1W-20432
The next summit level meeting of the British-Irish Council will be hosted by Jersey in April 2002, and will focus on the issue of Knowledge Economy. Following that, we look forward to hosting a summit in Scotland in autumn 2002 on the subject of social inclusion, in conjunction with our colleagues in the National Assembly for WalesThe British-Irish Council ...
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8 January 2002
S1W-20100
A randomised controlled trial to evaluate a specialist nurse-led model of early discharge from hospital following axillary clearance surgery for breast cancer will measure impact on patients and carers, cost effectiveness, efficacy and acceptability from primary and secondary care perspectives.
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Date answered:
26 December 2001
S1W-21012
The Scottish Executive recognised that NHS staff throughout Scotland, particularly GPs in and around Greenock, might be consulted following the publication of the Health and Safety Executive's report Cancer Among Current and Previous Workers at National Semiconductor (UK) Ltd, Greenock.
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17 December 2001
S1W-20338
These are intended to support a range of meetings, discussions, seminars and conferences.The main meeting facilities in the Executive's larger buildings are set out in the following table.Victoria QuayEdinburghA suite of 12 conference rooms, seating between 15 and 100 people.St Andrew's HouseEdinburghSix conference rooms seating between six and 16 people, c...
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11 December 2001
S1W-19530
Given this, there is no role for anyone within the Executive to monitor or advise on their implementation.The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), who provide the secretariat function, publish the AAIAC advice and literature. If that guidance is followed then the industry, and schools, will be complying with the health and safety legislation.
