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Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 January 2001

S1W-11992

To ask the Scottish Executive how many paper manufacturing facilities there are in Scotland, where they are located and how many people are employed at each facility, giving figures for each of the last three years in each case.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 December 2000

S1W-11221

To ask the Scottish Executive why Scotland accounts for only 3.9% of UK service sector exports, as reported in the Scottish Council for Development and Industry's May/June 2000 Indicator, and what steps it is taking to address this situation.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 29 November 2000

S1W-11596

This is considerably higher than previous estimates, but it provides a good basis for further examination of the costs involved in meeting our renewables target, which were set subject to the cost to the consumer not being excessive.I have asked the study group to continue its work to update the 1993 report on the renewables potential in Scotland and so tha...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 22 November 2000

S1W-11038

However, CSO would be pleased to receive research applications in this area, which would be subject to the usual peer and committee review.CSO is aware of 19 ongoing or recently completed projects in the UK on polycystic disorder (one of which is in Scotland) and three ongoing or recently completed projects on autosmal recessive polycystic disease (none of which are in Scotland).
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 November 2000

S1W-10709

The JSF also encourages the development of methods for joint working and robust scrutiny processes to ensure that Best Value is rigorously appraised.The members of the JSF are HM Inspectors of Schools, Social Work Services Inspectorate, HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, HM Inspectorate of Fire Services, the Benefit Fraud Inspectorate, Scottish Homes, Audit Scotland (for the Accounts Commission for Scotland) and the Scottish Executive Development Department.The JSF will meet on a quarterly basis.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 October 2000

S1W-10109

In addition Home Point, the housing information and advice unit in Scottish Homes, has published two more general advisory leaflets for home owners.In the Programme for Government, published last September, we also indicated that we would seek to improve the house buying process by supporting measures which avoid additional costs for home buyers resulting from multiple surveys and valuations.Since then we have been monitoring the progress of the two market-led pilots in Scotland...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 29 September 2000

S1W-09382

To ask the Scottish Executive what developments there have been in relation to smoking cessation since the launch of Smoking Kills, A White Paper on Tobacco in (a) Scotland and (b) Glasgow. Following the launch of Smoking Kills in December 1998, an £8 million drive to stub out smoking was announced for Scotland. £5 ...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 September 2000

S1W-09819

Our commitment has been clearly demonstrated by the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 and our recent review into services for people with learning disabilities.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 September 2000

S1W-08831

The Scottish Borders Railway Feasibility Study, funded by the Executive and other key stakeholders in the project, provides a wealth of information to underpin any such application.We will shortly be consulting on strategic priorities for Scotland's railways as part of the process of developing directions and guidance to the Strategic Rail Authority on the franchise for passenger rail services that start and end in Scotland.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 22 August 2000

S1W-08567

The monthly expenditure on fuel for the Government Car Service (Scotland) (GCS) since July 1999 is shown in the table below:MonthExpenditure (£)Jul 19993,575Aug 19991,620Sep 19994,730Oct 19994,227Nov 19992,927Dec 19993,345Jan 20002,391Feb 20002,511Mar 20003,251Apr 20004,032May 20002,353June 20002,712The GCS provides or arranges car transport for the Scottish Ministers, Ministers of UK Government Departments when in Scotland, office-bearers of the Scottish Parliament, senior members of the judiciary, officials and visiting dignitaries.Since 1 August 2000 all GCS cars have been dual fuel which enables them to be run, whenever possible, on liquid petroleum gas (lpg) instead of unleaded petrol.

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