There are 132,304 results relating to "flexible workforce development fund"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2000
Plenary, 14 Sep 2000
Fuel Situation The next item of business is a statement by the First Minister on the developing fuel situation. I thought that it was right for me to keep colleagues up to date on the latest situation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 March 2000
Rural Affairs Committee, 14 Mar 2000
We should emphasise matters on which the committee, the Parliament and the Executive have a direct influence. Rural development is at the heart of the committee's work and we should bid for a debate on the first report that reflects that theme.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 February 2000
Rural Affairs Committee, 15 Feb 2000
I invite the Deputy Minister for Rural Affairs to address the issue, before I open the subject to other committee members to develop points or ask questions. I thank the convener for his welcome and Richard Lochhead for raising the issue.I welcome the committee's interest in this statutory instrument.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 January 2000
Plenary, 13 Jan 2000
That the Parliament acknowledges the need for action to provide good quality and accessible housing and strong and secure communities; welcomes the Executive's proposals to achieve this through a range of measures including the introduction of a single social tenancy, the development of a single regulatory framework for social housing, the promotion of a st...
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 1999
Equal Opportunities Committee, 14 Dec 1999
I am concerned about the view of the Equal Opportunities Committee, what I hope this Parliament's view will be, and the view that will develop at Westminster. Therefore, whether that quotation is dropped is not a major concern to me, because it is what this committee says that matters.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 November 1999
Plenary, 04 Nov 1999
Resolved, That the Parliament recognises the difficulties being faced by the agriculture industry; endorses the principle contained in the Partnership for Scotland agreement of working to support and enhance rural life and the rural economy; commends the steps already taken by the Scottish Executive to achieve these aims, and supports the Executive in its determination to promote long-term sustainable development...
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2006
Plenary, 30 Nov 2006
Amendments 77 to 80 will revise the provisions in the bill that provide for automatic release of arrested funds to creditors. They clarify that automatic release will not apply to future and contingent debts.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 November 2000
Rural Affairs Committee, 14 Nov 2000
SCAHD represents the International Fund for Animal Welfare, Advocates for Animals and the League Against Cruel Sports.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 December 2005
S2W-21082
For example, at 31 March 2005there were 4,351 children in 2,373 homeless households with children in temporary accommodation in Scotland.No comparable information is available prior to December 2001.Households with dependent children assessed as homeless by local authority: 2002-03 to 2004-05 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 Number of households % of all households with children Number of children Number of households % of all households with children Number of children Number of households % of all households with children Number of children Scotland 8,399 1.36 14,807 8,994 1.47 15,689 9,395 1.55 15,919 Aberdeen City 133 0.60 246 112 0.51 196 117 0.54 195 Aberdeenshire 174 0.60 340 194 0.67 364 248 0.87 434 Angus 165 1.28 314 146 1.15 277 135 1.08 250 Argyll and Bute 115 1.10 195 111 1.08 201 142 1.40 267 Clackmannanshire 142 2.26 261 135 2.18 251 197 3.23 356 Dumfries and Galloway 161 0.94 299 184 1.10 300 208 1.26 384 Dundee City 127 0.75 251 169 1.02 337 118 0.72 206 East Ayrshire 159 1.04 283 151 1.00 288 193 1.29 349 East Dunbartonshire 89 0.64 152 125 0.92 197 89 0.67 143 East Lothian 118 1.02 191 133 1.15 202 137 1.18 221 East Renfrewshire 38 0.32 71 56 0.47 98 85 0.72 132 Edinburgh, City of 847 1.81 1,494 849 1.82 1,460 875 1.89 1,421 Eilean Siar 34 1.15 62 33 1.15 61 54 1.92 104 Falkirk 322 1.73 541 274 1.48 492 220 1.19 383 Fife 704 1.59 1,270 762 1.74 1,320 736 1.69 1,275 Glasgow City 1,672 2.39 2,820 2,024 2.90 3,434 1,967 2.83 3,204 Highland 222 0.89 377 270 1.10 471 262 1.09 444 Inverclyde 72 0.66 121 135 1.27 237 118 1.13 189 Midlothian 163 1.57 258 137 1.32 223 173 1.68 283 Moray 146 1.39 272 132 1.28 255 144 1.43 242 North Ayrshire 337 1.94 604 336 1.97 587 304 1.81 566 North Lanarkshire 573 1.35 1,057 640 1.53 1,123 1,072 2.58 1,806 Orkney 15 0.66 26 19 0.84 38 30 1.35 55 Perth and Kinross 249 1.58 456 130 0.83 236 67 0.43 119 Renfrewshire 222 1.02 403 241 1.12 409 232 1.10 394 Scottish Borders, The 117 0.94 209 197 1.60 338 131 1.07 235 Shetland 26 0.97 45 22 0.83 37 33 1.25 57 South Ayrshire 131 0.99 220 151 1.16 243 151 1.18 262 South Lanarkshire 424 1.10 729 410 1.07 711 396 1.05 661 Stirling 150 1.44 304 122 1.18 229 143 1.39 233 West Dunbartonshire 253 2.08 447 242 2.03 448 312 2.65 524 West Lothian 299 1.36 489 352 1.59 626 306 1.38 525 Source: HL1 returnssubmitted by local authorities to Scottish Executive Development...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 1999
Standards Committee, 08 Oct 1999
Some of this is not totally clear—there is a question mark next to "developers/development", but you go on to say:"so we briefed Jackie Baillie on that as well".Mr Laurance says:"Sorry, which minister?"
