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12 December 2001
S1W-19392
Cardiology services are in many situations provided by general physicians with a particular specialist interest in cardiology, who will be recorded for statistical purposes under general medicine. For this reason, although the following table shows those identified by their employers with cardiology as their main specialty, it does not show the overall cont...
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11 December 2001
S1W-20465
An action programme of management measures, such as periods when certain fertilisers cannot be applied, must be followed by farmers in NVZs to limit pollution of surface and groundwaters by nitrates from agricultural sources.The first action programme in Scotland came into force in December 1998 in the Balmalcolm NVZ in Fife.
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29 November 2001
S1W-20388
As well as tobacco, children may be used for other test purchases of age restricted goods.This decision follows a comprehensive review of the current policy and an examination of the practice in England where test purchasing is presently allowed; it also involved a consultation exercise.
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24 September 2001
S1W-17563
These figures cover the first four months following the announcement, during which time a significant portion of the workforce remained on-site.
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21 September 2001
S1W-17761
In 2000, 228 schools offered technological studies at Standard Grade, Intermediate 1 and 2, Higher Grade and Certificate of Sixth Year Studies. The following tables provide details of the number of schools presenting pupils for examinations in technological studies since 1997 at these different levels.
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3 August 2001
S1W-16838
It is only possible to give figures broken down by health board for hospital patients, which is shown in the following table.Health Board of ResidenceNumber of Patients*Scotland 527Argyll & Clyde51Ayrshire & Arran22Borders15Dumfries & Galloway8Fife40Forth Valley24Grampian42Greater Glasgow113Highland19Island Boards1Lanarkshire48Lothian92Tayside5...
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8 June 2001
S1W-15995
Punishments made before that date will remain in force; but Governors have been instructed that from 11 June they are not to make any new awards of these punishments.The disciplinary situation in the prisons estate will be kept under review following this decision. However, the full range of other disciplinary punishments that currently exist, such as loss ...
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29 May 2001
S1W-15807
Neither body breaks down its allocations in terms of revenue and capital budgets.Initial budget allocations for 2001-02 are set out in the following tables. They will be subject to review during the course of the year and may therefore be amended.Highlands and Islands EnterpriseLocal Enterprise Company Allocations LEC£000Shetland 2,607 Orkney 2,373 Western ...
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10 May 2001
S1W-15357
To ask the Scottish Executive why output in the Scottish service sector in the four quarters to the third quarter of 2000, as reported in Lloyds TSB Business Monitor Issue 13-Winter 2001, grew by less than half the United Kingdom average and what steps are being taken to ensure Scotland's service sector grows by at least the UK average. he following table ...
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28 February 2001
S1W-13343
To ask the Scottish Executive how many examination appeals were submitted by 10 January 2001 from each local authority area for review under the procedure announced by the Minister for Education, Europe and External Affairs on 13 December 2000 and whether any cases put forward after this date have been excluded from the appeals review process solely because of their late submission. Following my announcement on 13 December, the Executive wrote to all Education Authorities, Further Education colleges and heads of other centres on 18 December inviting them to submit requests for review by 10 January.
