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5 March 2001
S1W-11674
Local authorities in the south of Scotland are best placed to develop relationships with their counterpart authorities south of the Border on issues of common interest.
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1 March 2001
S1O-03040
The Executive's response to the BGOP recommendations in All our futures in Scotland will help to inform future policy development. And we will continue to work with older people, the UK Government, local authorities and others to ensure older people's voices are heard, their needs met and contributions valued.
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21 February 2001
S1W-12761
The Unit, which is part of the Scottish Executive Development Department, publishes an annual report of its work and performance.We keep all aspects of the planning system under review in the light of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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2 February 2001
S1W-12669
Any local plans prepared during the currency of a structure plan would have to conform with it. There is no reason why development plan policies or allocations of land cannot be carried forward into new plans, thus allowing land to be safeguarded for as long as necessary.
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31 January 2001
S1W-12513
The Scottish Executive contributed to the development of the United Kingdom Government's response to the European Commission White Paper on Environmental Liability.
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11 January 2001
S1O-02747
I hope to be able to announce decisions on the allocation of a further £5 million to support early development of potential school PPP projects in the near future.
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14 December 2000
S1W-11661
The Scottish Central Fire Brigades Advisory Council (SCFBAC) will shortly be considering the plans of HM Inspectorate of Fire Services to carry out a thematic review to assist in the development of strategies to improve the recruitment and retention of retained, auxiliary and volunteer firefighters.
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7 December 2000
S1W-11500
All lay members of the Clinical Standards Board for Scotland's review groups attend a two-day training course which covers general reviewing skills. This course has been developed and piloted on the board's behalf by Dumfries and Galloway Health Council.Lay reviewers also attend training prior to an actual review visit, in the delivery of which the board is...
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28 November 2000
S1W-11194
In early 2001, the Scottish Executive will be publishing a Framework for Maternity Services which will help guide the NHS in the planning and delivery of maternity services across Scotland.It is primarily a matter for health boards, working with NHS Trusts, to determine the appropriate pattern of health services in their areas.I have made clear in my discussion with local leaders of the NHS in Tayside that I expect them to develop...
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24 November 2000
S1W-11128
The Scottish Executive recognises that day care centres can play a valuable role in assisting older people to reside in their own homes, in providing respite for carers and in preventing isolation.The Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968 requires local authorities to make provision for and develop those community care services they consider appropriate to meet t...
