There are 131,450 results relating to "flexible workforce development fund"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2004
Finance Committee, 30 Nov 2004
An assessment was needed to safeguard public funds".Do the witnesses accept or reject the Auditor General's criticisms?
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2004
Plenary, 10 Mar 2004
(Scotland) Bill, agrees to any increase in expenditure charged on, and any expenditure payable out of, the Scottish Consolidated Fund in consequence of the Act. The fifth question is, that motion S2M-1025, in the name of Patricia Ferguson, on the approval of a Scottish statutory instrument, be agreed to.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 November 1999
Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 17 Nov 1999
Another important conclusion that the Scottish Law Commission reached in 1985 was that the abolition of warrant sales would tempt debtors to convert funds into moveable goods. I find that assertion naive and offensive to my client base.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 February 2007
Plenary, 21 Feb 2007
Resolved, That the Parliament notes the ruling by the High Court in London regarding the UK Government consultation on energy; notes that the DTI has accepted the judgement and will consult further; believes that the way ahead for energy in Scotland is to deliver on the Scottish Executive's energy policies; further welcomes the announcement by the Executive that it has already met its 2010 target of 18% of Scotland's electricity from renewable energy; welcomes the Executive's support for nine marine power projects, including one set to be the world's largest, and its commitment to the world-leading European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney; notes that the achievement of the Executive's renewable energy targets has been through a mix of renewable technologies, including the major Blacklaw windfarm constructed on a former open-cast coal site generating 140MW; notes that projects for the future include the substantial Glen Doe hydro power project, world-leading offshore wind development...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 September 2006
Plenary, 06 Sep 2006
That the Parliament welcomes the publication of the Futures Project work; recognises the key achievements of the past four years; acknowledges the importance, over the next 20 years, of securing the benefits from our older population, developing and maintaining a strong niche in the global economy and, above all else, promoting a thirst for knowledge and a ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 February 2005
Plenary, 03 Feb 2005
Resolved, That the Parliament welcomes the progress that the Scottish Executive is making towards delivering the priorities of Framework for Economic Development in Scotland by working to improve productivity throughout the economy; welcomes, in particular, the record investment in Scotland's transport and electronic infrastructure, world-class universities...
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 December 2004
Plenary, 15 Dec 2004
That the Parliament notes that continuing action is needed to turn round the poor health of many people in Scotland; supports the emphasis that the Scottish Executive has placed, across portfolios, on health promotion; agrees that the Executive is right in tackling the three big killers of coronary heart disease, cancer, and stroke and recognises the progress made to date in reducing mortality rates from these diseases; believes in putting patients first so that they are at the heart of NHS service developments...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 February 2002
Justice 2 Committee, 27 Feb 2002
The logic of all this is somewhat different from what the bill has produced. This is a development of what I said earlier, which I have been thinking about.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2006
Justice 2 Committee, 19 Sep 2006
For example, when major out-of-town shopping centres are built, developers always try to get large anchor stores in, so that smaller stores come in behind them.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 March 2006
Plenary, 29 Mar 2006
It would be welcome if Sarah Boyack and the minister could give us some reassurance that both the Environment and Rural Development Committee and the minister will examine issues of transport noise and the rights of people who are affected by it.
