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Date answered:
28 November 2002
S1W-31553
It should be noted that the statistics given in the following tables are based upon the data which are held in the central statistical database, which are collected by the police at the time of the accident and subsequently reported to the Executive.
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Date answered:
19 November 2002
S1W-31356
However, data is available on histopathology, of which forensic pathology is a sub specialty. Table 1: Headcount and Whole Time Equivalent of Consultant Histopathologists Employed by NHSScotlandAs at 30 September 2001HeadcountWTEScotland 132 115.3Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 7 7.0Ayrshire and Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 7 7.0Dumfries and G...
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Date answered:
8 October 2002
S1W-29868
However, given the nature of addiction, and the fact that the DTTO is not a total abstinence order, it is expected that offenders subject to the order are likely to continue to produce positive results for some time after commencing treatment. All test results are included in the report submitted to court by the supervising officer at the four-weekly review...
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21 August 2001
S1W-17250
A copy of this is available in the Parliament's Reference Centre (Bib. no. 15193).Dermatology Staff Employed by NHS Scotland by Health Board Whole Time Equivalent at 30 September 2000p WTEWTE per 100 000 populationTotalConsultantsTraining GradesOther GradesTotalConsultantsTraining GradesOther GradesScotland95.944.539.112.31.90.90.80.2Argyll & Clyde6.42....
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Date answered:
1 December 2000
S1W-10581
Targets were set for 2000-01 and as such are not expected to be attained until that time. Conversely, it will not necessarily be the case that schools attaining or exceeding their targets at present will attain or exceed them in 2000-01.3.
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22 November 2000
S1W-11012
The figures are shown in the attached table. Average time (weighted unit) values exist for all disposal avenues - these values are national averages which do not take account of varying local circumstances.
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Date answered:
4 May 2000
S1W-04236
These include:supporting the breast cancer screening programme with funds of over £5 million per year:establishing one stop clinics for investigation and diagnosis of breast lumps, to reduce the anxiety of waiting for results;setting a national maximum waiting time for cancer treatment, to be delivered by March 2001;encouraging the use of the Scottish Inter...
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Date answered:
29 March 2000
S1W-05672
The members of the Commission are: -Colin Crosby, Fund Manager, Aberdeen Asset Management plcGillian Donald CA, Messrs Scott Moncrieff Downie Wilson CAMartyn Evans, Director, Scottish Consumer CouncilRichard Fries, Visiting Fellow of the Centre for Civil Society at the London School of EconomicsAlistair Grimes, Chief Executive, Community Enterprise in StrathclydeKeith Jones, Head of Law and Administration (North), Aberdeenshire CouncilKaliani Lyle, Chief Executive Officer, Scottish Association of Citizens' Advice BureauxSimon Mackintosh, Partner, Messrs Turcan, Connell, SolicitorsIan MacPherson, Head of Legal Services, Strathclyde PoliceJohn Naylor, Secretary and Treasurer of Carnegie United Kingdom TrustDavid Orr, Director, Scottish Federation of Housing AssociationsAvril Sloane, Administrator, Glasgow Educational and Marshall TrustMrs Jeanette Wilson, Solicitor to the Church of ScotlandIan MacPherson, Head of Legal Services, Strathclyde PoliceThe Commission has been asked to report in one year and its remit is: "To review the law relating to charities in Scotland and to make recommendations on any reforms considered necessary.In carrying out its remit the Commission will:consider the structure of regulation and support for the charitable sector in Scotlandconsider the operational effects of Scottish legislation on charities of all types and size, bearing in mind the need to encourage voluntary and charitable activity and the contribution which the voluntary sector makes to the social economyconsider how best to provide the charitable sector with definitive advice and informationconsider the requirement to protect the public, ensure high standards among charities but at the same time...
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Date answered:
22 February 2000
S1W-03585
Scottish Executive Ministers have not appointed any independent assessors. Information about how many times individual assessors have sat on interview panels for appointments to public bodies in Scotland is not held centrally.The Executive has embarked upon a wide-ranging consultation exercise, which invites views on the current public appointments system a...
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Date answered:
10 February 2000
S1W-04293
The membership of the Working Group is as follows:Mr Mike McCabe (Chairman), Director of Education, South Ayrshire.Mr John O'Keane, Headteacher of Cardinal Newman High School, NorthLanarkshire.Mrs Anne Pearson, Headteacher of Park Primary School, Alloa,ClackmannanshireMrs Gill Mackay, Senior Teacher at Dunard Primary School, Glasgow.Mr John Waddell, Vice Chair of Williamwood High School School Board, East Renfrewshire representing the Scottish School Board Association.Ms Kim Connolly, a Director of the Scottish Parent Teacher Council.Reverend Jack Laidlaw, Convener of the Church of Scotland Education Committee.Mr John Oates, representing the Catholic Education Commission.Ms Rowena Ashad, Director of the Centre for Education in Racial Equality in Scotland.I am grateful to all the members of the Working Group for their willingness to give time...
