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Date answered:
27 July 2004
S2W-09464
To ask the Scottish Executive whether its national review of the early years and childcare workforce will seek, and include, input from the Equal Opportunities Commission.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 November 2002
S1W-31007
The information requested is available at the following website:http://www.show.scot.nhs.uk/isd/NHSis_resource/Workforce/workforce_statistics.htm. S1W-31007
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Date answered:
3 October 2001
S1W-17706
We have announced a number of significant developments in relation to asylum and refugee issues.
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Date answered:
23 July 2001
S1W-16770
Over the next three years, our commitment to the agreement on teachers' conditions and pay includes the provision of significant additional resources to fund the introduction of additional support staff to schools to reduce the demand on teachers to routinely undertake tasks which are not directly connected with teaching.
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Date answered:
16 May 2001
S1W-14953
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-14015 by Ms Wendy Alexander on 22 March 2001, who the four voluntary organisations in receipt of funding from its Innovation Grants Programme are and whether it will detail the six projects aimed at supporting children and their families with autistic spectrum disorder.
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Date answered:
17 April 2001
S1W-14711
The Scottish Executive encourages all local authorities to consider innovative forms of service delivery such as the development of "one-stop-shops". It has provided practical encouragement to this kind of innovation through the Modernising Government Fund (MGF).
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Date answered:
31 January 2001
S1W-12937
To ask the Scottish Executive when the terms of reference of the Care Development Group will be published. 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 current and projected need and likely demand; and to report to the Minister for Health and Community Care by August 2001 with a view to the first stage of implementation beginning in April 2002."
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Date answered:
30 November 2000
S1W-11294
It is clear that the e-U steering group, and the consultants who prepared the business model report, are well aware of Scottish developments. S1W-11294
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Date answered:
13 April 2000
S1W-05211
Thus, health boards and NHS Trusts are expected to develop services for the treatment and rehabilitation of psychological disorders based on the assessment of needs.
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Date answered:
7 April 2000
S1W-06086
Tenants will have a key role to play in all the structures set out in the framework, which will enable a transfer proposal to be developed as part of Glasgow's wider regeneration.
