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Date answered:
7 March 2002
S1O-04779
Officials from the Executive have visited neighbouring properties to the proposed site to discuss any issues of concern to residents.In addition, I addressed a well-attended public information meeting in Newport-on-Tay on 4 March. As well as hearing information about the statutory controls which regulate releases of GM plants and the science which underpins...
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Date answered:
20 February 2002
S1W-22792
All NHS Scotland organisations responsible for patient services are required to provide activity data via Scottish Morbidity Record (SMR) to the Information and Statistics Division, NHS Scotland.It is a matter for NHS boards to use all available sources of information in planning healthcare services required to meet the assessed needs of their resident popu...
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Date answered:
22 January 2002
S1W-19972
From within these allocations, local NHS management are responsible for planning service provision to meet the needs of their resident populations, including provision for tertiary services from specialist centres such as the Beatson Oncology Centre.
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Date answered:
11 December 2001
S1W-20142
Forums to enhance liaison and communications between the Scottish Executive, Operating Companies, local councils and the police have recently been held at Victoria Quay for each of the four trunk road operating company areas. Meetings have also taken place at operational level between representatives of these organisations to discuss winter maintenance plan...
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Date answered:
19 November 2001
S1W-17934
A new National Co-ordinating Centre housed at Stevenson College will support staff in all colleges to better meet the needs of students with disabilities.Additionally, SKILL, the National Bureau for Students with Disabilities in Scotland, provides individual support and promotes opportunities to empower young people and adults with any kind of disability to...
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Date answered:
19 September 2001
S1W-17953
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the announcement on 7 August 2001 by the Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning and Gaelic of a #36 million funding package to improve tourist and visitor facilities in the Highlands and Islands, what the source is of the #24 million funding from the private sector; how much of this is currently available; what funding the private sector will make available in each of the next three years; what individuals or businesses applying for assistance under this package will have to meet...
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Date answered:
22 August 2001
S1W-16711
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it considers when approving new drugs or treatments for use by the NHSiS (a) how much demand there will be within each health board area for such drugs and treatment and (b) what additional resources would be required to meet that demand. When a medicine receives a UK marketing authorisation, either from the Medicines...
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Date answered:
30 April 2001
S1W-15116
To ask the Scottish Executive what measures it has taken to assist motorcyclists in making integrated journeys, including provision of interchange facilities and parking, and whether it proposes to implement a package of measures to improve the safety of motorcyclists and, if so, whether it will detail such measures. Officials meet Scottish motorcycling re...
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Date answered:
15 March 2001
S1W-11415
In addition, sportscotland funds the Executive Administrator's post within the Scottish Women's Football Association, which has the responsibility for girl's and women's league football.At international level, sportscotland funds the national squad through the Talented Athlete Programme, while at youth level it works closely with schools through the remit of the Youth Sport Co-ordinator.sportscotland also maintains regular dialogue with the SFA about implementation of the Women's Football four-year development, now in its second year. In addition to this, I hope to meet...
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Date answered:
31 January 2001
S1W-12937
The terms of reference of the group were agreed yesterday by the Scottish Cabinet and are as follows:"With the objective of ensuring that older people in Scotland have access to high quality and responsive long-term care in the appropriate setting and on a fair and equitable basis:to examine existing service provision and to identify gaps, deficiencies and duplication which may require to be addressed;to bring forward proposals for the implementation of free personal care for all, along with an analysis of the costs and implications of so doing;to provide a clear definition of what is meant by personal care;to examine the current deployment of resources from all funding streams for the care of older people and make any recommendations for change that are thought to be necessary;to work with the Chief Nursing Officer's Group to develop a person-centred, holistic needs assessment process;to consider the interrelationships with UK matters, notably the tax and social security benefits system and cross border movement;to bring forward recommendations, together with costs and possible opportunity costs, of providing sustainable changes which will meet...
