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17 February 2004
S2W-05102
Establishment and vacancy figures across Scotland for qualified speech and language therapy staff for each of the last five years are shown in the following table.Speech And Language Therapy Vacancies Whole Time Equivalent Trend: At 31 March 1, 2 Establishment 1999 1, 3 2000 1 2001 2 2002 2 2003 660.9 640.8 773...
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10 February 2004
S2W-05391
To ask the Scottish Executive which section 36 applications under the Electricity Act 1989, which were not objected to by the relevant local authority, have subsequently been approved by Scottish Ministers or have been referred by ministers to public inquiry since 1989. The following projects, allof which were not objected to by the relevant local authori...
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5 February 2004
S2O-01237
For example, guidance to senior managers of children’ services waspublished in July 2003 following extensive work by the Working Group on YoungRunaways and Children Abused through Prostitution to encourage more effectivejoint working across all agencies to tackle the underlying issues which cancause vulnerable children to run away.Another priority is toaddr...
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3 February 2004
S2W-05625
However, it is not possible todisaggregate their total spend down to this level and therefore is not possibleto provide an accurate calculation of spend per head.The only elements of Executive spending in this area that can be disaggregated are set out in the following table: 1999-2000 (£m) 2000-01 (£m) 2001-02 (£m) ...
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3 February 2004
S2W-05623
To ask the Scottish Executive how many private sector housing initiatives have been launched in each of the last 10 years and what local authority funds have been committed to private sector housing initiatives (a) in each of the last 10 years and (b) since April 2000. The following four initiatives involving financial assistance tohouseholds in the privat...
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28 January 2004
S2W-04883
Rehabilitation services forthose who are registered blind are not provided nationally. The following tableshows the employment of qualified rehabilitation workers in each localauthority area in Scotland.
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20 January 2004
S2W-05004
The term “terroristactivities” could cover a variety of crimes – both common law and statutory.The following table showsthe number of persons proceeded against in Scottish courts between 1997 and2001 for offences under prevention of terrorism legislation generally, wherethat offence is the main offence.
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19 January 2004
S2W-04806
The information requested is shown in the following table.The out-patient mode value of 0 days accounts for around 4% of cases and includes, for example, patients who attend “drop-in” out-patient clinics and urgent same day referrals from General Medical Practitioners.The in-patient mode value of 1 day accounts for around 4% cases and includes, for example,...
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15 January 2004
S2W-04933
In relation to commercialleases we have received one substantive representation that the rent reviewprocess should be made to follow the position in England and Wales.
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13 January 2004
S2W-04941
The Managing Health at Work PIN states that arrangementsfor supporting staff should include, for example, rapid access to medicaltreatment if necessary, time off work to recover from the physical orpsychological effects of an incident, access to counselling and support frommanagement when dealing with the police and with any subsequent court proceedings.PIN Guidelines are preparedin partnership with the trade unions, professions and NHSScotland and areintended to be reviewed every two years.I recently launched theviolence and aggression campaign to raise public and staff awareness andarrangements are being made to follow...
