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23 January 2003
S1W-33148
Effective strategic and tactical tasking and co-ordinating arrangements established in Scotland, together with a willingness of agencies to work together, mean that law enforcement is well placed to respond to a crack cocaine threat.In March 2002, the Scottish Drugs Enforcement Agency (SDEA), in collaboration with the National Criminal Intelligence Service,...
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9 October 2002
S1W-29988
Further details of the work of the Task Force can be accessed at: www.communityplanning.org.uk.Community Planning Task Force MembershipWillie Rae (Chair)Chief Constable, Strathclyde PoliceSamantha BarberChief Executive of Scottish Business in the CommunityDr Stuart Black Director of Strengthening Communities, Highlands and Islands EnterpriseAnn Clark Head of Policy, Highland CouncilTom DiversChief Executive, NHS Greater GlasgowLeslie EvansHead of Local Government Division, Scottish ExecutiveDavid FletcherPartnership Manager, Greater Easterhouse PartnershipCaroline GardnerDeputy Auditor General, Audit ScotlandJon HarrisDirector of Corporate Strategy, COSLAProfessor Chris HuxhamStrathclyde University Graduate Business SchoolLynne MainVoluntary Worker, Wester Hailes Representative CouncilStephen Maxwell Assistant Director of Development, Scottish Council of Voluntary OrganisationsRos Micklem Principal of Cardonald CollegeStuart NicholStrategic Manager, Fife CouncilDouglas PatersonChief Executive, Aberdeen City CouncilDavid PigottChief Executive, NHS LanarkshireSelma RahmanProject Co-ordinator...
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6 September 2002
S1W-28318
This recommended that the Medical Devices Agency, Health Services Advisory Committee, Health and Safety Executive, Chief Scientists Office and the UK Health Departments prepare a co-ordinated plan to test and evaluate safer devices and safer disposal methods.
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22 January 2002
S1W-21569
Consultation closed on 30 November 2001.Organisations ConsultedAberdeen City CouncilMidlothian CouncilScotland OfficeAberdeenshire CouncilMoray CouncilCBI ScotlandAngus CouncilNorth Ayrshire CouncilConfederation of Passenger Transport (CPT)Argyll and Bute CouncilNorth Lanarkshire CouncilThe Automobile Association (AA)City of Edinburgh CouncilOrkney Islands CouncilRAC Foundation Clackmannanshire CouncilPerth and Kinross CouncilAssociation of Transport Co-ordinating...
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5 June 2001
S1W-15892
Copies of the report were placed in the Parliament's Reference Centre.Following a commitment in Our National Health, further work is under way to map out the relationships between these national organisations, with a view to achieving better integration and co-ordination of all relevant bodies with an interest in clinical quality.
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15 May 2001
S1W-14398
Most of the bodies located in Scotland House have the following operational targets in common:following the European legislative process and pursuing issues of relevance to Scotland; maintaining close contact with key people in the EU Institutions, including the Scottish MEPs; sharing information and resources between the Scotland House residents as appropriate; increasing the range and depth of information on EU affairs flowing back to Scottish bodies, andadvising Scottish bodies about EU procedures and how to become more involved.In Working Together for Scotland: A Programme of Government, the Scottish Executive expresses a commitment to use Scotland House to best effect as a source of information and co-ordination...
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22 January 2001
S1W-12204
A £250,000 package of measures has recently been announced which is designed to tackle the problem of nuisance neighbours, including the creation of a Sociable Neighbourhood National Co-ordinator, who will promote good practice across Scotland and work with councils and others to develop successful strategies.
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27 November 2000
S1W-11176
Careers service companies will play a major role in developing and co-ordinating the proposals.The Scottish Executive is working with the relevant agencies to take forward the other Beattie recommendations.We will further consider the Committee's other recommendations in the light of future policy developments and the Duffner Review on the Careers Service.
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9 August 2000
S1W-08762
Specific work in this respect includes the undertaking of a scoping review of alcohol misuse information; research into costs associated with alcohol misuse and cost-effectiveness of measures to reduce alcohol misuse which will shortly be commissioned; the preparation of an inventory of alcohol services; increased funding to Alcohol Misuse Co-ordinating Com...
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5 April 2000
S1W-05975
The Ministerial Group on Sustainable Scotland was established as part of the delivery of the Programme for Government commitment to integrate the principles of environmentally and socially sustainable development into all Government policies.The remit is to:identify priorities for action on sustainable development in Scotland;co-ordinate implementation acti...
