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Date answered:
24 May 2002
S1W-26218
To ask the Scottish Executive what action has been taken following the publication of Task Force on E.coli O157: Final Report in 2001.
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14 May 2002
S1W-25847
However, the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs announced today that the UK has narrowly failed to meet the 50% overall recovery target for 2001 set by the EC Packaging Waste Directive.The full text of his reply is: The UK narrowly failed to meet the overall packaging waste recovery target in 2001, but met the overall recycling target and the material-specific recycling targets for all materials.The recovery and recycling of packaging waste carried out in 2001 are as follows:Recovery and Recycling Carried Out in 2001 (UK)(1) UK re-processing(2) Exported for re-processing(3) Re-processing for which no PRN/PERN issued (incl. in (1))(4)PRN & PERN carried forward to 2002(5)Tonnes accepted for recovery and recycling, UKPaper1,851,505 179,439 25,895 83,0642,030,944Glass 696,578 39,016 17,036 29,273 735,594Aluminium 25,869 3,161 1 821 29,030Steel 141,343136,736 3,051 8,365 278,079Plastic 203,149 66,813 6,077 10,506 269,962Wood 573,951 4,985 23,742 573,951Alt.evidence 30,741 30,741Total recycling 3,523,136 425,165 57,045 155,7713,948,3 01Efw 513,939 913 24,986 513,939Total 4,037,075 425,165 57,958180,7574,462,240Article 6(1) of the EC Directive on Packaging and Packaging Waste 94/62/EC set the following...
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Date answered:
27 March 2002
S1W-24058
. £18.5 million is being allocated over the three-year period 2001-04 to the local authorities. The following table sets out the allocations for 2001-02 and planned allocations for the two subsequent financial years.Each local authority has submitted an action plan, outlining outcomes to be expected in terms of an expansion of learning opportunities for tho...
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15 January 2002
S1W-21223
This noted that overall planned funding for 2001-02 was 5.6% higher in real terms than in the previous year, with the value of the settlement maintained in real terms over the following two years. Over the period, £18 million was specifically earmarked within the council's financial settlement for widening access.
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31 July 2001
S1W-16765
The detail of the proposed savings is shown in the following table.Programme Level 2/32001-02 BudgetPlans2002-03Changes(Revised Plans)2003-04Changes(Revised Plans) £ million£ million£ millionRural Developmenta.
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10 July 2001
S1W-15496
Vacancies under three months or more are more likely to be what is expected in normal turnover of staff and the process followed to advertise and recruit. They do not necessarily indicate any shortages of staff groups.
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22 June 2001
S1W-16150
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will list the categories of official statistics gathered in Scotland since July 1999 in those areas under its responsibility, outlining in each case the organisation responsible for gathering and reporting the statistics. The following is a list of organisations responsible for collecting information in those areas...
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31 May 2001
S1W-15821
To ask the Scottish Executive (a) how many local authorities operate public drinking restriction 'ones and (b) how many times the police have been recorded as intervening following a breach of the restrictions that apply in such 'ones and how many successful prosecutions from such interventions have there been since the 'ones were first established, broken...
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19 March 2001
S1W-14179
The operation of fishing vessel licensing arrangements has been recently reviewed by a joint industry/departmental working group and a copy of the group's report is being placed in the Parliament's Reference Centre.The working group has recommended that the existing capacity penalty arrangements should be maintained for the time being but that the penalty relating to the uprating of an existing engine, or to an increase in power following...
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21 February 2001
S1W-12644
The whole time equivalent of doctors working in NHSScotland is shown in the following table. The table contains the latest available data and should be read in conjunction with the notes.Whole Time Equivalent5 of doctors working in NHSScotland by Health Board areaAs at September/October 19992Hospital / Community ServicesGeneral Practitioners4TotalCareer Gra...
