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Official Report
Meeting date:
18 January 2005
Equal Opportunities Committee, 18 Jan 2005
Organisations that are based in the States also use the term "female genital cutting"—FGC—but the WHO, in line with other UN agencies, such as the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Children's Fund, uses the term "female genital mutilation".
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 May 2000
Plenary, 03 May 2000
The union officials and men there have behaved with dignity and honour during a difficult 18 months or so. They have been extremely flexible and constructive. One could not ask for any more from the work force.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 June 2000
S1W-07267
The attached tables show the latest information available on the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers who were employed in publicly funded schools in September of each of the years 1994 to 1998 inclusive.This information has been provided for all local authorities in Scotland, and by educational sector.Number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) publicly funded teachers in the pre-school sector by local authority, September (1994-1998)September19941995199619971998Scotland9731,0211,0311,1751,365Aberdeen City7370727593Aberdeenshire3942435569Angus1918222631Argyll & Bute444411Clackmannanshire1313131316Dumfries & Galloway2624253233Dundee City4855595653East Ayrshire1717172226East Dunbartonshire3332421East Lothian2426253741East Renfrewshire1010121720Edinburgh, City of121152123129164Eilean Siar00013Falkirk3334353636Fife939310197101Glasgow City148148143142146Highland2019254450Inverclyde1312121515Midlothian2624252627Moray1818171926North Ayrshire66172123North Lanarkshire3836364867Orkney Islands44557Perth & Kinross2527343547Renfrewshire2537252725Scottish Borders1214142531Shetland Islands1010101013South Ayrshire55121621South Lanarkshire1921203261Stirling2018192024West Dunbartonshire2321212118West Lothian4142424648Number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) publicly funded teachers in the primary sector by local authority, September (1994-1998)September19941995199619971998Scotland22,65822,55022,48322,18922,508Aberdeen City795807809795829Aberdeenshire1,1821,1451,1581,1271,155Angus508511495490502Argyll & Bute445449452447443Clackmannanshire212210212216217Dumfries & Galloway694690681678703Dundee City670675697650643East Ayrshire556550546538538East Dunbartonshire466468473479480East Lothian366375377398405East Renfrewshire365378383384395Edinburgh, City of1,4991,4881,4801,4911,509Eilean Siar197197199197195Falkirk565561578587587Fife1,6111,6401,6231,6251,646Glasgow City2,7352,6752,6192,4582,432Highland1,1271,1071,1101,0811,098Inverclyde385385371365363Midlothian371367372377391Moray441427425418428North Ayrshire612601597596605North Lanarkshire1,4841,4821,4851,4721,482Orkney Islands125124122124124Perth & Kinross581580572572583Renfrewshire713726712715740Scottish Borders474477485486500Shetland Islands178178182184182South Ayrshire469470453449448South Lanarkshire1,3191,3051,3001,2851,318Stirling340336346351370West Dunbartonshire456442445425445West Lothian719726724732751Number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) publicly funded teachers in the secondary sector by local authority, September (1994-1998)September19941995199619971998Scotland24,53424,59324,26523,87124,090Aberdeen City879855861861868Aberdeenshire1,1261,1001,1021,1101,136Angus565565562568573Argyll & Bute455456456446444Clackmannanshire220221219220228Dumfries & Galloway775799755792817Dundee City744750733687714East Ayrshire593613591586582East Dunbartonshire630628628615619East Lothian349356354359367East Renfrewshire476481481483490Edinburgh, City of1,4081,4301,3991,3881,428Eilean Siar228226223218216Falkirk636641637663660Fife1,6891,7341,7281,7031,733Glasgow City2,4772,4312,4012,2272,214Highland1,2501,2791,2781,2591,256Inverclyde467458437437435Midlothian401404398405395Moray464478463454466North Ayrshire705691686673661North Lanarkshire1,8081,7811,7451,7061,710Orkney Islands135134132136137Perth & Kinross612613609594613Renfrewshire889886866837837Scottish Borders510528535530540Shetland Islands204198201210211South Ayrshire587594588581573South Lanarkshire1,5571,5581,5461,4841,491Stirling437434424427439West Dunbartonshire521510488477492West Lothian739761740736745Number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) publicly funded teachers in the special sector by local authority, September (1995-1998)September1995199619971998Scotland1,6661,6771,6991,875Aberdeen City1089594102Aberdeenshire61565965Angus0000Argyll & Bute20151515Clackmannanshire11111111Dumfries & Galloway12977Dundee City41454545East Ayrshire36353633East Dunbartonshire27293039East Lothian0000East Renfrewshire891010Edinburgh, City of216224223232Eilean Siar0000Falkirk52525778Fife88777584Glasgow City437458454509Highland28282830Inverclyde28303537Midlothian33343537Moray15866North Ayrshire29354042North Lanarkshire124129132154Orkney Islands7755Perth & Kinross12111112Renfrewshire66707374Scottish Borders1005Shetland Islands0000South Ayrshire25251921South Lanarkshire105113120124Stirling11101020West Dunbartonshire40404141West Lothian26263337Notes:The September 1994 figures for the special sector have not been included in the above table.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 November 2006
S2W-29113
To ask the Scottish Executive how it will encourage the development and protection of green spaces within urban communities.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 October 2005
S2W-19559
The explanation for this is that, for the reason indicated above, the description of development is required to relate to the physical form of the development proposed.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 May 2005
S2W-15923
There are a number of tasks that we propose that the new regional transport partnership in the west of Scotland could perform: Development – developing project proposals, including producing feasibility studies, developing the business case, through to securing parliamentary p...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 March 2003
S1W-34862
To ask the Scottish Executive how many new sustainable development targets have been set in Indicators of Sustainable Development for Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 January 2002
S1W-22013
We are not aware of any financial interest by East Lothian Council although it would be possible for the council to enter into an agreement with the developer for the provision of certain infrastructure associated with the development.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 January 2006
S2W-22203
To ask the Scottish Executive what recent assessment it has made of the level of funding for mental health services. The overall level of health funding was assessed by ministers in Spending Review 2004.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 September 2005
S2O-07395
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has any plans to review the PFI contract for West Lothian College. The ScottishFurther Education Funding Council has responsibility for funding Scotland’s further education colleges and promotingtheir financial stability.As part of thatresponsibility, the Funding Council is currently reviewing options for the futureof West Lothian College’s PPP contract.
