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Date answered:
21 February 2005
S2W-14555
Finally, a major element of the programme will be a review of the law of succession to take account of developments since the commission’s last report on the subject in 1990.The Executive welcomes this programme.
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Date answered:
31 January 2005
S2W-13602
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will commission a review to determine the optimal configuration of services, including treatment for drug misuse, that is required to provide an effective care pathway for hepatitis C positive individuals from different risk groups and, if so, whether it will produce a comparison with the current service configuration and outline how current services can be developed...
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Date answered:
28 October 2004
S2W-11405
The group’s initial discussions have included the values of social work, the current social work task, social work developments in the context of wider policy changes and visioning of the future environment.The review group is setting up sub-groups to take forward its work.
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Date answered:
9 September 2004
S2W-09903
The total amount paid by each department for the supply of temporary staff (as structured now) to employment agencies is as follows:Departmental Spend on Recruitment Agencies 2000-04 Department 2000 (£) 2001 (£) 2002 (£) 2003 (£) 2004 to date (£) Office of the Permanent Secretary 244,312 238,264 201,292 323,139 469,521 Development...
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Date answered:
16 August 2004
S2W-09797
Part IV of the record contains a statement of the child’s special educational needs and should set out the broad developmental and educational aims for the child.
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Date answered:
2 March 2004
S2W-05994
To ask the Scottish Executive how many babies have (a) developed life threatening Group B streptococcal infections, (b) died due to Group B streptococcal infections and (c) survived but have been left with serious long-term mental or physical problems due to Group B streptococcal infections, in each of the last 10 years for which records are available.
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Date answered:
17 December 2003
S2W-04675
An advisory group has been setup to work with the Executive to address operational and implementation issuesarising from the Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland)Bill.The remit for the group isto (a) advise the team working on the draft bill on operational mattersrelating to proposals for co-ordinated support plans (CSP), transitions, publishedinformation and tribunals; and b) to take forward proposed changes in the draftbill, advise on the practical implications of the bill, review current guidanceon special educational needs and manage production of new/revised guidancerelating to the proposed new system.The group is supported byofficials from the Scottish Executive and will develop...
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Date answered:
1 October 2003
S2W-02717
Health professionals are encouraged to use these services for patient consultations.The National Resource Centrefor Ethnic Minority Health is currently developing a resource pack for all NHS staffand a website will soon exist for access to up-to-date information.
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Date answered:
10 March 2003
S1W-34568
Our overarching objective in this draft bill is to establish a new system of nature conservation which is tailored to the nature of Scotland, but which also sets the protection and enhancement of our natural heritage firmly within the wider, global context of biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. S1W-34568
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Date answered:
6 March 2003
S1W-34518
These decisions build on our existing strategic framework for addressing flooding based on awareness, avoidance and alleviation.We will improve awareness of the risks of flooding through the provision of better flood risk information and additional flood warning systems.We will publish revised national planning policy to strengthen the ability of planning authorities to prevent unsuitable further development where there is significant flood risk.In addition to investing £40 million over the next three years to reduce flood risk for 1,850 properties, we will reduce the risk of sewer flooding by continuing to encourage the use of sustainable urban drainage systems and working with Scottish Water to ensure that such systems are properly maintained.We will manage flood risk better by improving national guidance and administrative procedures for promoting new flood alleviation schemes.We will ensure joint working between local authorities, Scottish Environment Protection Agency and Scottish Water to improve flood risk management and will establish a national technical advisory group.We are helping those who might be affected by flooding by encouraging the take up of insurance by householders, in particular those in the social rented sector.
