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Official Report
Meeting date:
8 June 1999
Plenary, 08 Jun 1999
Rule 2 – Verifiable Expenditure (1) The SPCB may, on an application for the purpose made to it by a member in accordance with this Scheme, make payments to that member by way of allowances for the reimbursement of expenses incurred by that member. (2) Allowances for which a member is eligible shall be paid by the SPCB only upon the production to the SPCB of evidence of relevant expenditure. (3) The SPCB shall provide forms for the purposes of administering the Scheme which members shall complete and sign in order to claim the relevant allowance. Rule 3 –The Allowances Code...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 December 2006
S2W-30275
They will be counted once in each financial year.3.Up to six diagnoses (one principal, five secondary) are recorded on SMR01 returns.All six positions diagnoses have been used to identify assault by sharp object.The following external cause code from the International Statistical Classificationof Diseases and Other Health Related Problems, tenth revision (I...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 May 2006
S2W-25545
Congenital anomalies of the hearthave been identified using diagnosis codes ICD9 745-746 and ICD10 Q20-24.Note: *Singletons with more thanone congenital anomaly are only counted once in the category total.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 October 2000
S1W-07260
The details are: £Active Communities Response Document2,274.20Agricultural Census Summary Sheet1,946.43Agricultural Facts and Figures 2000 Factsheet726.15Agricultural Holdings White Paper7,475.38Aiming for Excellence Newsletter5,771.83Aiming for Excellence, Care and Social Services6,218.00Antimicrobial Resistance leaflet17,988.10Appointments to Public Bodies2,048.10Beattie Committee Report33,395.47Beattie Committee Summary (Response)35,722.00Breastfeeding and Returning to Work1,815.76Business Crime: Counting the Cost booklet3,339.70Carers Campaign leaflet12,027.00Child Protection-Health Guidance18,510.00Childcare Link Scotland leaflets etc.51,197.28Choosing a School leaflet26,545.78CMO Annual Report - Health in Scotland 199911,471.00Consultation on Judicial Appointments6,322.18Consultation Paper - Protecting Children Securing Their Safety5,293.00Cot Death booklet (Gaelic version)1,025.00Cot Death booklets16,810.00Cot Death Leaflet (Translations versions)43,257.23Created in Scotland - Manufacturing in 21st Century13,782.45Crofters etc Building Grants and Loans Scheme Guidance2,423.00Cycling by Design25,256.74Don't Turn a Blind Eye6,101.00Drug Misuse in Schools Guidelines5,031.64Drugs Action Plan28,320.00Drugs Misuse in Schools54,507.90Early Education and Childcare5,856.40EC Habitats and Birds Directives9,000.00(Estimate)E-Coli No2 leaflet10,354.58Economic Report on Scottish Agriculture 2000 Edition6,222.50Education for Work in Schools16,858.08Enterprise Network Review1,683.65Ethical Standards in Local Government booklet20,193.19Examining the Future of Training for Work20,761.19Forward Strategy for Scottish Agriculture15,462.19Gourock/Dunoon Ferry Service Report6,028.00Government Expenditure and Revenue Report9,144.98Guidance on Local Transport1,120.25Guide to Planning System in Scotland12,329.00Homelessness Task Force Report2,587.48Housing and Anti Social Behaviour4,395.08Housing Green Paper31,514.87Improving Business Regulations1,372.13Improving our Schools Consultation8,946.78Improving our Schools Report and Summary56,876.14Incapable Adults Bill1,036.00Individual Learning Accounts booklet11,043.39Integrated Transport Bill10,594.39Investing in You - Annual Expenditure Report22,928.00Investing in You - Summary leaflet5,469.00It Pays to Pay: Council Tax leaflet2,339.78Learning Disability Review44,404.65Learning to teach Maths1,170.00Lifelong Learning Targets858.75Local Health Care Workshops Report647.00Maths 2000 booklet48,244.00Memorandum of Understanding1,123.37National Parks (Scotland) Bill23,157.53National Parks Consultation Paper14,160.38New Single Social Housing Tenancy979.00New Strategy for Scottish Tourism32,262.98NHS Annual Report 1998/9955,907.55NHS Complaints Procedure leaflet7,394.52NHS Education and Training14,410.61NHS Learning Together6,045.00NHS Loans Scheme2,276.56Obtaining Maintenance from Abroad1,627.28Owner Occupied Sheltered Housing Code1,720.85Parental Responsibilities1,623.43Partnership Action for Continuing Employment13,147.00Physical Punishment of Childrens consultations4,269.00Planning Bulletin8,765.00Policy on Architecture33,164.35Pre-school Education leaflet11,960.58Prevention of Environmental Pollution11,226.00Primary Care Act booklet2,040.00Programme for Government leaflet1,669.35Promoting the International Dimension in Scottish Schools2,197.00Register of Basic Seed Potatoes3,402.00Rent Assessment Committees leaflet325.00Revaluation of Non-Domestic Rates58,348.00Review of Assessment in Pre-School and 5-1467,218.99Review of Public Health Function11,108.78River Crossing and Migratory Fish Guidance3,565.00Rural Affairs Action Plan17,266.04Rural Petrol Stations Scheme671.55Safer Communities in Scotland8,538.00Safer Cycling: A Guide for Parents39,353.09Safer Routes to School booklet12,505.55Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Review12,517.20School Codes...
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 December 2002
Procedures Committee, 17 Dec 2002
There are all sorts of rules, regulations, codes, protections and good employment practices for parliamentary staff—employees of the corporate body who work for the institution of the Parliament.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 November 2002
Plenary, 20 Nov 2002
The work load of citizens advice bureaux continues to increase in that sphere.Enforcing licensing conditions, implementing the new code of practice and working with energywatch are important steps.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 May 2001
Social Justice Committee, 01 May 2001
I moved an amendment to make the code of guidance statutory, but that amendment was disagreed to, perhaps with good reason.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 January 2007
Plenary, 17 Jan 2007
We must pursue a non-statutory code of conduct at the earliest opportunity.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 September 1999
Plenary, 23 Sep 1999
Although we recognise the benefits of CCTV, there are concerns about the present code of practice and about whether the code is being adhered to.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 November 2003
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 18 Nov 2003
I am now walking in a landscape that I do not know, but I would suggest that we add the question of consultation to the list of strategic issues that we might wish to discuss at some future date. The Executive has codes of accepted practice that determine when and how it consults, but that is not the same as statutory consultation.
