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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 September 2002
S1W-27717
No formal assessment of the impact of staff turnover on Inverclyde Social Inclusion Partnership (SIP) has been carried out by either the Scottish Executive or Communities Scotland, who now manage the SIP programme.Following concerns expressed by partners on the SIP board on staffing and other issues, officials from Communities Scotland did however attend the SIP board meeting on 16 July to establish the extent to which the SIP is addressing these issues.The support team was one of the items on the agenda.
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Date answered:
22 August 2002
S1W-27921
The Scottish Executive requires trusts to report on compliance with the contractual requirements of the New Deal for junior doctors and available data covers whether junior doctors meet the limit of 56 hours per week. Considerable efforts have been focussed on ensuring that accurate information is recorded and gathered from trusts on this key objective.It i...
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Date answered:
13 June 2002
S1W-26423
Issues linked to funding are on the agendas of most of the formal meetings that take place involving the Scottish Executive and Police Authority Conveners.
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Date answered:
12 June 2002
S1W-26392
His response is as follows:These grants from public funds are intended to help meet the additional repair costs normally associated with the use of traditional and appropriate materials, craft skills and the conservation of original features.
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Date answered:
7 June 2002
S1W-26330
The single shared assessment process, which will be in place for all care groups by April 2003, enhances the joint approach to providing support in the community, with appropriate health and/or social care put in place to meet individual needs and provided by members of the relevant Primary Health Care Team or local authority social work department.
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Date answered:
5 June 2002
S1W-26159
It is an operational matter for chief constables to determine how they use the funding at their disposal to meet local needs and priorities within their areas.
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Date answered:
7 May 2002
S1W-23876
Generally it is for local authorities to decide how best to deploy the resources available to them to meet housing need, including the provision of equipment and adaptations to promote independent living at home.
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Date answered:
1 May 2002
S1W-25368
The requirement for a mail screening and mail management/messenger service at Holyrood is currently being tendered and a contract is due to be awarded in November 2002.The following criteria were applied to the tendering process for the existing contract: 1. Ability to meet the Service Requirements, including:Screening off-siteSortingInternal distribution a...
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Date answered:
23 April 2002
S1W-24470
Discussions between the Scottish Executive, the Home Office and South Lanarkshire Council are, however, on-going in terms of education provision at the centre. In relation to this a meeting of relevant officials is to take place at the centre in May to ensure education issues are addressed.
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Date answered:
23 April 2002
S1W-24407
However, Scottish Enterprise Dunbartonshire (SED) is currently considering the potential impact on the local economy and will meet shortly with representatives from the Clyde Base.Once the scale of any job losses is known, SED will assess the likely cost of the assistance offered to any employees affected.
