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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 June 1999
S1W-00068
However, while forces must plan to meet their expenditure from within the resources available to them, the funding position is kept under review and if additional resources are identified, any police needs would be taken into account in distributing those.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 November 2006
S2W-28960
If necessary, financial compensation may be granted to operators to coverthe costs involved in meeting public service obligations.The imposition of public serviceobligations is therefore a precondition for any compensation being given.Such compensation does not constituteState aid if complies with the criteria laid down by the Court of Justice in itsjudgment in Altmark.”The key sentence is “These obligationsmay be imposed by regulation or, if this does not suffice to meet essential transportneeds in an adequate manner, laid down by way of public service contracts.”
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 June 2006
S2W-26689
The following provides details of theprincipal relevant funding streams, and where possible shows allocations to West Dunbartonshire and Argyll and Bute local authorities:GAEyouth justice funding (todevelop capacity in the youth justice system and to support local authoritiesaiming to meet the national standards for youth justice by March 2006)2000-01- £3.5 million (West Dumbarton – 100,000) (Argyll and Bute- 40,000)2001-02- £5 million (West Dumbarton – 143,000) (Argyll and Bute – 56,000)2002-03- £5 million (+ £3million in-year) (West Dumbarton – 143,000) (Argyll and Bute – 56,000)2003-04- £10 million (West Dumbarton – 286,000) (Argyll and Bute – 112,000)2004-05- £13 million (West Dumbarton – 361,000) (Argyll and Bute – 159,000)2005-06- 2007-08 - £15 million per year (West Dumbarton – 416,000) (Argyll and Bute – 184,000)LocalAction Fund (ASBStrategy - distributed to local authorities in the redetermination orderaccording to the GAE formula) 2004-05- 2007-08 - £5 million per year (West Dumbarton 2006-07 – 129,000) (Argyll and Bute – 67,000)Programmesfor those subject to ASBOs (ASB Strategy -distributed to local authorities inthe redetermination order according to the GAE formula)2004-05- 2007-08 - £2 million per year (West Dumbarton – 53,000) (Argyll and Bute – 27,000)Fundingfor restorative justice places (ASB Strategy - distributed to local authoritiesin the redetermination order according to the GAE formula)2001-02- £2 million (West Dumbarton – 57,000) (Argyll and Bute – 23,000)2002-03- £2m2003-04- £1.5 million (West Dumbarton – 40,000) (Argyll and Bute – 20,000)2004-05- 2007-08 - £1.5 million per year (West Dumbarton – 40,000) (Argyll and Bute – 20,000)Parentingorders (ASB Strategy - distributed to local authorities in the redeterminationorder according to the GAE formula)2004-05- £1 million for set up (West Dumbarton – 28,000) (Argyll and Bute – 12,000)2005-06- £2 million (West Dumbarton – 53,000) (Argyll and Bute – 27,000)2006-07and 2007-08 - £4 million (West Dumbarton – 103,000) (Argyll and Bute – 53,000)NationalStandards for youth justice (to support local authorities aiming to meet thenational standards for youth justice by March 2006 - distributed to localauthorities in the redetermination order according to the GAE formula)2002-03- £4.1m2003-04- £500k2004-05- £2 million (West Dumbarton – 42,000) (Argyll and Bute – 18,000) 2005-06- £6.5 million (West Dumbarton – 156,000) (Argyll and Bute – 87,000)2006-07and 2007-08 - £7.5 million (West Dumbarton – 194,000) (Argyll and Bute – 99,000)YouthCrime Prevention Fund (todevelop capacity in the youth justice system - grant payments to identifiedrelevant local authority/voluntary organisation twice yearly )2002-03- 2004-05 - £10 million2005-06- £2.75 million2006-07- £2.75 million2007-08- £2.75 millionIntensiveSupport Fund (todevelop capacity in the youth justice system - grant payments to relevant localauthority/voluntary organisation twice yearly)2002-03 - £3.29 million2003-04 - £2.18 million2004-05 - £2 million2005-06 - £1.8 million2006-07 - £1.8 million2007-08 - £1.8 millionIntensive Support and MonitoringServices – West Dunbartonshire one of seven authorities who are part of phase 1 ofimplementation.2004-05 - £263,0002005-06 to 2007-08 - £379,000per year.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 February 2007
Finance Committee, 06 Feb 2007
Others will join us or remain with us for the seminar on the budget process. Meeting closed at 10:59.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 November 2006
Justice 1 Committee, 15 Nov 2006
Is the committee happy to do that? Members indicated agreement. Meeting closed at 12:39.
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 October 2006
Procedures Committee, 31 Oct 2006
Items 5 and 6 will be dealt with in private. Meeting continued in private until 12:41.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2006
Local Government and Transport Committee, 19 Sep 2006
The services will be judged ultimately on how well they work for local people, on how they meet local transport needs and on the basis of capital revenue.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 May 2006
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 30 May 2006
In that case, a paper on sportscotland for the first or second meeting after the recess in September would be quite good.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 May 2006
Procedures Committee, 09 May 2006
We could then have a discussion based on the report and on her response at the next meeting. The alternative view, presumably, is to close down the issue now.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 May 2006
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 09 May 2006
Tourist Boards (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 I welcome everybody to the 13th meeting of the Enterprise and Culture Committee this year.
