There are 1,771 results relating to "Comprar L"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 March 2006
S2W-23436
Laboratory 2002-03 No. of Tests 2003-04 No. of Tests 2004-05 No. of Tests Food safety Microbiology laboratory Bacillus sp 11 4 41 C Botulinum toxin 7 12 6 C Botulinum culture 0 0 4 Clostridium sp 16 7 28 Listeria species 0 0 2 L monocytogenes 17 8 63 Staph aureus 62 0 0 Sub total cost £5,096 £5,783 £ 9,366 Respiratory and Systemic Infection Laboratory Diphtheria antitoxin 5 7 4 Bartonella serology 130 59 126 Tetanus serology 7 12 28 Legionella pneumophila serology 1 0 0 Mycoplasma serology/culture 2 0 1 Haemophilus influenzae typing 46 50 21 Streptococcal typing / speciation 0 3 50 Sub total cost £7,937.75 £6,961 £9,937.74 Enteric, Respiratory and Neurological Virus laboratory Influenza strain typing 45 46 3 Poliovirus serology 4 7 6 SRSV PCR/NLV PCR 168 2 0 Parvovirus B19 55 70 43 Polyoma virus 42 125 124 Measles mumps rubella serology/PCR 18 154 189 Herpes B virus 94 5 0 Other virus PCR 0 0 19 Sub total cost £13,772 £11,964 £12,348 Laboratory of healthcare associated infection Species identification 77 65 53 Coagulase negative identification 9 0 3 Enterococcal identification 117 104 30 Staphylococcus phage type 90 119 2 Group A serodiagnosis 280 395 466 S aureus serodiagnosis 42 37 36 Gram negative typing 49 47 0 Exfoliative toxin testing 2 14 Molecular typing 11 31 141 Sub total cost £20,071 £21,997 £19,747 Antibiotic and resistance Monitoring Reference Laboratory Antibiotic resistance tests 217 242 143 Sub total cost £7,595 £8,470 £5,005 Laboratory of enteric pathogens E Coli serotyping 14 0 0 Yersinia serodiagnosis 157 99 71 Sub total cost £3,420 £2,018 £1,562 Sexually transmitted and Blood Borne Virus Laboratory Hepatitis 0 0 0 HSV serology 5 0 5 Anti HIV testing 0 0 33 HIV proviral DNA 0 0 1 HPV DNA/Typing 0 0 4 Sub total cost £75 0 £732 Leptospira reference Unit (Hereford PHL) Leptospira serology 117 76 104 Sub total cost £1,249 £743 £1,297 Total cost per annum £59,215 £57,936 £59,996 Annual payment from NSD £41,200 £57,042 £55,001 S2W-23436
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 June 2003
S2W-00054
His response is as follows:The information requested is given in the following table.Performance Points - January to March 20032.1(a)Absconds02.1(b)Temporary Release: Inadequate Risk Assessment02.1(c)Release of Prisoner in Error02.1(d)Failure to Provide Accurate Daily Report02.1(e)Failure to input basic Details into Prisoner Records02.1(f)Failure to Process Accurate Warrant Details02.1(g)Discovery within Prison of Smuggled-in-Items3502.1(h)Key/Lock Compromise02.1( i)Failure of Security Procedures1502.2(a)Serious Injury0Minor Injury20No Injury552.2(b)Serious Injury0Minor Injury20No Injury702.2(c)Incident of Concerted Indiscipline1202.2(d)Incident of Hostage Taking02.2(e)Incident of Roof Climbing02.2(f)Incident of Self-Harm202.2(g)Incident of Class 'A' Drugs3702.2(h)Incident of Drugs Other than Class 'A'602.2(i)Contingency Planning Exercise (Non-Completion)02.2(j)Fire Evacuation Exercise (Non-Completion)02.2(k)Failure to Comply with Agreed Reporting Procedures02.2(l...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 December 2006
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 05 Dec 2006
Are members happy with paragraph 2(1C)(l) of schedule 4?Members indicated agreement.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 October 2002
Social Justice Committee, 09 Oct 2002
I call Kenny Gibson. Retaining section 7(2)(l) would create a back-door route to realising a debtor's assets without proof from a court action.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 June 2005
Justice 1 Committee, 08 Jun 2005
However, on his first point, the section does not create a new legal relationship. It was a small "l" not a capital "L", if that helps.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 February 2005
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 08 Feb 2005
Section 53(2)(f), which provided a power for Scottish ministers to specify intervals at which reviews must be carried out, has been deleted.Section 54(2)(l), which provided a power to create criminal offences and specify rules on the burden of proof in relation to such offences, was also removed from the bill at stage 2.Section 54A, on the power to make fur...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 April 2002
Justice 1 Committee, 16 Apr 2002
On the delivery of sex offender programmes, it says:"Scottish Prison Service welcomes and endorses the view of Professor W L Marshall Ph.D., FRSC, a leading international authority on the treatment of sex offenders, that the work being done with sex offenders is of a high standard and represents a significant achievement for the SPS and its staff."
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 March 2007
S2W-32280
To ask the Scottish Executive how many prosecutions for (a) vehicle theft, (b) theft, (c) sexual offences, (d) robbery, (e) racially aggravated offences, (f) breach of the peace, (g) domestic burglary, (h) non-domestic burglary, (i) motoring offences, (j) fraud and forgery, (k) drug offences, (l) causing death by dangerous driving, (m) causing injury by re...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 March 2005
S2W-14543
However, when it is not available children will often meet their hydration needs with fizzy, sugary soft drinks, which will often be more readily available and cheaper than bottled water (Alexander L, Currie C, Todd J and Smith R (2004) HBSC Briefing Paper 7 : How are Scotland's young people doing?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 August 2004
S2W-09600
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-8985 by Patricia Ferguson on 5 July 2004 on the provision of information to the Holyrood Inquiry before 1 September 2003, why material has been provided to the Inquiry relating to the factual position of the Holyrood project after 1 September 2003, such as inquiry document SE 9 218 on landscaping; whether it will now place copies of reports made by the Chief Executive of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service and Head of Legal and Parliamentary Services to the Executive, any individual minister and the First Minister in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre; whether it remains Executive policy that, in respect of the Holyrood Inquiry, no questions must remain unanswered; where in the remit of the inquiry there is reference to 1 September 2003; why, if that date is of significance for the inquiry, it is not treated as significant in the report prepared for the Auditor General, Management of the Holyrood building project, and what the reason is for stating in that answer that the non-disclosure of reports by the Chief Executive of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service and Head of Legal and Parliamentary Services to the Executive after August 2003 was normal practice.The member has provided the following Gaelic translation:S2W-09600 Fearghas Ewing (Inbhir Nis an Ear, Inbhir Narann agus Loch Abar) (SNP): A dh' fhaighneachd do Riaghaltas na h-Alba, as dhidh dhaibh ceist S2W-8985 le Patricia Nic Fhearghais air 5 Iuchar 2004 a fhreagairt mu sholaradh fiosrachaidh do Rannsachadh Taigh an Rrid ro 1 Sultain 2003, carson an deach fiosrachadh a sholaradh dhan Rannsachadh a thaobh flor shuidheachadh Taigh an Rrid as dhidh 1 Sultain 2003, mar eiseimpleir foillseachadh an rannsachaidh SE 9218 mu gh`irnealaireachd; ma bheir e lethbhreacan de dh' aithisgean, air an dhanamh le @rd-oifigear Oifis a' Chryin agus Seirbheis Luchd-casaid a' Chryin agus Ceannard Sheirbheisean Laghal agus P`rlamaideach dhan Riaghaltas, le ministear sam bith agus leis a' Phrlomh Mhinistear anns an Ionad Fiosrachaidh P`rlamaid na h-Alba (SPICe); mas e poileasaidh Riaghaltas na h-Alba fhathast, a thaobh Rannsachadh Taigh an Rrid, gum bu chrir do na ceistean uile a bhith air am freagairt; far a bheil sgeul ann mu 1 Sultain ann an raon-yghdarrais an Rannsachaidh; carson, ma tha cudthrom sam bith air a' cheann-latha seo airson an Rannsachaidh, nach eilear a' l...
