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Date answered:
20 September 2001
S1O-03803
The Executive has no plans to provide further funding specifically dedicated to the implementation of the SIGN guideline, which is a matter for health boards in consultation with other authorities as appropriate.
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Date answered:
14 May 2001
S1W-15472
The Scottish Executive cannot provide explanations for decisions taken by previous administrations, and the responsibility of providing funding to individual further education colleges is now entirely a matter for the Scottish Further Education Funding Council.
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Date answered:
8 May 2001
S1W-15353
The Fund will be housed within Scotland Against Drugs.
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Date answered:
30 March 2001
S1W-14257
To ask the Scottish Executive how local authorities fund preparatory work on flood prevention schemes which they submit to it for consideration and whether it has any plans to provide funding to cover the costs of such work, irrespective of the outcome of the submission.
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Date answered:
16 February 2001
S1W-13052
A list of research projects being funded before the 1997-98 financial year, but continuing to be funded in that year, has been provided to the Parliament's Reference Centre.
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Date answered:
4 January 2001
S1W-12054
The Scottish Executive is not directly funding any research into Gulf War related illnesses.However the Executive in collaboration with UK Departments provides funding for the MRC, one of the agencies through which the UK Government as a whole undertakes such research.Details of these projects are available from the ...
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Date answered:
28 September 2000
S1O-02291
Capital resources of £6.7 million were made available for investment in the Tayside Health Board area in 1999-2000.In addition to £1 million of capital investment in the Tayside area in 1999-2000, £5.7million was transferred from capital to revenue budgets. A large element of the funds transferred were to fund schemes that, under accounting standards, do not add capital value to the NHSiS estate.I have tightened up the rules on capital to revenue transfers and from 2000-01, all capital funds must be spent on capital items.
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Date answered:
7 September 2000
S1W-09424
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to its announcement of 16 June 2000 that additional funding is to be allocated to the Scottish Mining Museum at Newtongrange, what conditions of funding have to be met in order for this funding to be granted.
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Date answered:
18 July 2000
S1W-08516
The projects have not been commissioned: the funding has been allocated following consideration of applications by a process of Research Committee and peer review.
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Date answered:
2 February 2000
S1W-03603
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1O-855 by Susan Deacon on 16 December 1999, to detail the research into prostate cancer funded by the Scottish Executive. Last year, the Scottish Executive funded 20 cancer-related research projects with a total value of nearly £2.2 million, and allocated some £4.7 million general funding to the NHS in Scotland in support of other cancer studies.
