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Date answered:
3 November 2003
S2W-03189
Figures for all speeding offences in the last three years are as follows. However, the information held centrally does not separately identify those offences detected by speed cameras. 1999 2000 2001 Conditional offer fixed penalty notices 104,479 101,961 108,897 Fines imposed by Courts ...
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27 October 2003
S2W-03076
Audit Scotlandare currently undertaking a follow-up audit which is due to report towards theend of 2003.
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26 September 2003
S2W-02597
This information is provided in the following table.Direct Sentenced ReceptionsWhere the Main Crime was a Drug Offence by Supply/Possession, 1999-2002 1999 2000 2001 2002 Possession of drugs 181 112 132 145 Drug supply/trafficking 758 677 801 769 Unkno...
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22 September 2003
S2W-02466
A short-life working group wasset up in December 2002 by the Executive following the publication of Workingfor Health – the Workforce Development Action Plan.
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6 August 2003
S2W-01385
The information you requested has been provided by SCCRC in the following table. Information is also provided about the numbers of cases received and concluded by the SCCRC each year.Year Cases ConcludedTotal Number of Cases ReceivedTotal Number of Cases ConcludedMinimumTimeMaximumTimeAverageTime1999-2000130144.9 months11.5 months6.8 months2000-0189621.2 mo...
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Date answered:
4 August 2003
S2W-01379
The Outpatient Action Plan, launched on 13 June 2003, will help NHSScotland achieve the national maximum waiting time target of six months for a first outpatient appointment following GP referral, by 2005. The Centre for Change and Innovation will drive the implementation of the plan through a co-ordinated programme of service redesign, piloting and rolling...
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30 July 2003
S2W-01412
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will increase funding to Victim Support Scotland to deal with any increase in the number of referrals to it by the police following the recent relaxation in data protection regulations.
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28 July 2003
S2W-00976
So far as those persons in respect of whom the Scottish ministers exercise discretion over the place and conditions of detention are concerned, there was one case in 2001 where the unavailability of a suitable place in secure accommodation led to the young person being detained initially in a penal establishment.Directors of social work decide whether a child should be placed in secure accommodation following...
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23 July 2003
S2W-00898
Wild fish populations are regularly monitored by Fisheries Trust biologists, in collaboration with Fisheries Research Services.On marine salmon sites, weekly sea lice counts are carried out routinely by farmers to determine the trigger levels for treatments.There is better control of sea lice where Area Management Agreements are in place, and sea lice burdens on both farmed and wild fish appear to be reduced in the first year of production following...
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Date answered:
23 July 2003
S2W-01266
The Scottish Executive is currently working with partners in local authorities and the voluntary sector to take forward policies to improve procedures, services and support for adoptive and foster parents.The report of the first phase of our adoption policy review was published last year and made a number of recommendations to improve support to adoptive parents, in particular the establishment of an Adoption Support Network for Scotland. Following...
