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Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 April 2008

S3W-11999

The guidance recommends that all children should have contact with health professionals within the first 24 hours for a full physical health check; within the first 10 days of life for a blood spot test for particular illnesses and a general check to ensure there is no cause for concern; within the first 28 days of life for a hearing test; at six to eight weeks for a full physical health and development check, including weight; at two, three and four months for immunisation and to check weight; at 12 months for immunisation; at 13 months for immunisation and to check weight; between the ages of three to five years for immunisation and to check weight; between four and five years for an eye sight test, usually at pre-school, and between the ages of four to six, usually in school year primary 1, for a full physical health check including height, weight and dental check.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 23 April 2008

S3W-11344

Guidance is currently being prepared for local authorities on developing their Strategic Housing Investment Plans (SHIPs).
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 April 2008

S3W-11057

Specific recommendations on how best to improve the provision of appropriate services for young runaways are currently under development by the national working group on young runaways.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 March 2008

S3W-10634

These are matters for NHS Lanarkshire and neighbouring NHS boards because specialist services are being planned and developed on a regional basis. I have given in principle approval for further work to be carried out on providing specialist primary angioplasty services at Hairmyres.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 21 February 2008

S3W-09559

Details of payments made are detailed as follows: Development Amount Council Mark Hill £10,000 South Ayrshire Arecleoch £13,000 South Ayrshire There have been no new applications in the East Ayrshire area since the introduction of the fee payment arrangements.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 December 2007

S3W-07131

Ministers are very sympathetic to survivors of historic in-care/institutionalchildhood abuse and, as well as considering the recommendations in the SLC Report,specific proposals for survivors of historic in-care and institutional abuse arebeing developed as part of the wider Survivor Scotland Strategy.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 December 2007

S3W-06686

The vast majority of special schools(41 out of 43 that responded to the survey) also provided drugs education to eithertheir primary or secondary pupils.The Health and Wellbeingarea of the new 3 to 18 curriculum is likely to include outcomes and experiencesthat will provide teachers with opportunities to develop young people’s awarenessof alcohol, drugs and...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 29 November 2007

S3W-06398

In the longer term, thegovernment is developing a transport carbon balance sheet which will contributeto this process.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 28 November 2007

S3W-06303

We have already announced, asa first step, the recruitment of 500 new officers over the lifetime of Parliament,and in line with the rest of the public sector, have set the police a clear 2 percent efficiency target to be reinvested to support improved retention and the redeploymentof officers to strengthen operational policing in our communities.We have not set specifictargets for retention or redeployment since decisions on the specific recruitmentand deployment of police officers are an operational matter for Chief Constables.Work is already underwayin this regard and Chief Constables and Police Board Conveners share our clear desirefor a greater visible police presence in our communities.Discussions have alsotaken place with stakeholders on the development...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 November 2007

S3W-06027

These include challenging Scotland’slocal authorities, developers and builders to increase the rate of new housingsupply to at least 35,000 houses a year by the middle of the next decade;increasing the role of local authorities as landlords by offering themfinancial incentives to build new council houses; ending the right to buy onnew social housing, and re...

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