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Date answered:
2 November 1999
S1W-01753
To ask the Scottish Executive whether under agricultural legislation, the following animal classes are classified as working animals and whether the construction of any housing for them is subject to dimensions for a permitted development: (a) Hunting Horses (b) Clydesdale Horses (c) Shire Horses (d) Shetland Ponies (e) Highland Ponies (f) Eriskay Ponies (...
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Date answered:
1 November 1999
S1W-02032
This will give information on individual characteristics, previous work history and New Deal experience: what clients have done in New Deal, their feelings about New Deal and their destinations after New Deal.The GB survey is now proceeding to the second Stage. This will consist of follow up interviews to explore experience of New Deal, labour market outcom...
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Date answered:
23 August 1999
S1W-00894
Officials from the Scottish Executive have since 1 July attended the following European Union Council Working Group meetings:OFFICIAL VISITS ABROAD: WORKING GROUP MEETINGSRural Affairs DepartmentYEARDATEWORKING GROUPOFFICIALDEPARTMENTPURPOSE19999 July22 JulyEnvironment Working Group Environment Working GroupMr MurrayMrs WhytockRural Affairs DeptRural Affair...
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Date answered:
23 August 1999
S1W-00894
Officials from the Scottish Executive have since 1 July attended the following European Union Council Working Group meetings:OFFICIAL VISITS ABROAD: WORKING GROUP MEETINGSRural Affairs DepartmentYEARDATEWORKING GROUPOFFICIALDEPARTMENTPURPOSE19999 July22 JulyEnvironment Working Group Environment Working GroupMr MurrayMrs WhytockRural Affairs DeptRural Affair...
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Date answered:
10 August 1999
S1W-00846
I have set the Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service the following targets:Performance MeasuresKey TargetsThe number of prisoners unlawfully at largeNo 'A' category prisoners should escape.The number of escapes by 'B' category prisoners should be no higher than 0.8 per 1,000 prisoners (ie 5).The number of escapes by 'C' category prisoners should be...
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Date answered:
10 August 1999
S1W-00846
I have set the Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service the following targets:Performance MeasuresKey TargetsThe number of prisoners unlawfully at largeNo 'A' category prisoners should escape.The number of escapes by 'B' category prisoners should be no higher than 0.8 per 1,000 prisoners (ie 5).The number of escapes by 'C' category prisoners should be...
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Date answered:
28 July 1999
S1W-00696
These are:Historic ScotlandFisheries Research ServicesScottish Agricultural Science AgencyScottish Court ServiceScottish Fisheries Protection AgencyScottish Office Pensions AgencyScottish Prison ServiceStudent Awards Agency for ScotlandRegisters of ScotlandNational Archives of ScotlandRegisters of Scotland and the National Archives of Scotland are distinctive in that they are self-standing Departments.The following...
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 November 2005
Edinburgh Tram (Line One) Bill Committee, 07 Nov 2005
Mr Thomson, do you want to ask any follow-up questions? No, thank you. Okay.
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Date answered:
16 September 2005
S2W-18598
The number of permanent lettings during a period tends to be lower than the number of dwellings falling vacant, and therefore, to provide a more meaningful comparison, lets to homeless households are presented as a proportion of all permanent lets. The following tables show the percentage of permanent lets by local authorities to homeless households (Table 1) and the percentage of lets to homeless households by registered social landlords (Table 2).Table 1 Permanent Lets to Homeless Households by Local Authority: 2003-04 Total Permanent Lets Lets to Homeless Households Lets to Homeless as % of All Lets Scotland 39,136 8,469 22 Aberdeen City 2,905 217 7 Aberdeenshire 1,522 226 15 Angus 972 247 25 Argyll and Bute 617 214 35 Clackmannanshire 487 172 35 Dumfries and Galloway na na na Dundee City 2,533 209 8 East Ayrshire 1,663 225 14 East Dunbartonshire 350 131 37 East Lothian 440 123 28 East Renfrewshire 295 69 23 City of Edinburgh 3,178 742 23 Eilean Siar 202 59 29 Falkirk 1,733 434 25 Fife 3,528 816 23 Glasgow City na na na Highland 1,376 411 30 Inverclyde 1,068 287 27 Midlothian 311 108 35 Moray 469 152 32 North Ayrshire 1,340 639 48 North Lanarkshire 4,276 599 14 Orkney 71 12 17 Perth and Kinross 668 271 41 Renfrewshire 1,666 293 18 Scottish Borders na na na Shetland 199 28 14 South Ayrshire 977 213 22 South Lanarkshire 2,689 503 19 Stirling 1,225 317 26 West Dunbartonshire 1,176 381 32 West Lothian 1,200 371 31 Source: Lettings returns by local authorities to Scottish Executive Development Department Analytical Services Division (Housing Statistics).Note: Following housing stock transfers, figures for Dumfries and Galloway, Glasgow and Scottish Borders are not included.
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Date answered:
8 July 2005
S2W-16432
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-15791 by Cathy Jamieson on 10 May 2005, how many of the reports recorded involving racism proceeded to a prosecution which included a charge of racist aggravation and in how many of these cases the prosecution was successful in each year since 1999, broken down by police force area. The following information relates to the number of charges reported to the Procurator Fiscal.
