There are 224,117 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 January 2003
S1W-33582
To ask the Scottish Executive when it will publish its annual report on tackling drug misuse in Scotland for 2002. Our annual report for 2002 is being published today.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 December 2002
S1W-32504
The following table shows autogas+ grant vehicle applications that have been approved and paid to date.YearNumber of applicationsNumber approved and paid2002-03 (part year)14240The Scottish Executive took over financial responsibility for its share of the UK Powershift programme at devolution but direct funding of the initiative in Scotland has only been in...
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Date answered:
13 December 2002
S1W-32262
Employment policy is reserved to the UK Government which takes the lead on funding and delivery of the New Deal. In Scotland it does this in partnership with the Scottish Executive and contributing Scottish organisations.Jobcentre Plus's Disability Services support people with a range of disabilities in their search for employment.
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Date answered:
12 December 2002
S1O-06077
On 2 December 2002, the Scottish Executive launched Choose Life: A National Strategy and Action Plan to Prevent Suicide in Scotland, which aims to tackle the rising rate of suicides in Scotland.
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Date answered:
10 December 2002
S1W-32006
At that point, sufficiently complete statistical information will have built up to provide more reliable data on numbers of drug offence convictions by class of drug for areas below Scotland level. S1W-32006
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Date answered:
25 September 2002
S1W-29179
To ask the Scottish Executive how NHS 24 satisfied the Clinical Standards Board for Scotland that the algorithms it is employing meet approved clinical standards.
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Date answered:
5 September 2002
S1W-28284
There are no statistics available for the percentage of the population with access to an e-mail address, at home at work, in Scotland or in other countries. Theoretically, anyone can have access to an e-mail address if they have access to the internet via a variety of technologies ranging from PCs, Digital TV, WAP mobile phones, video game consoles or handheld computers.Some surveys do measure use of e-mail (rather than access) and in Scotland, for those people that have home access to the internet, more than 75% use e-mail (Scottish Household Survey (SHS) 2001).In order to make comparisons between different countries, it is necessary that the surveys used to collect the information use harmonised questions.
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Date answered:
3 July 2002
S1W-26898
The working group will meet in and be run from Scotland. S1W-26898
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 July 2002
S1W-26906
In addition, many of the projects assisted through the Active Communities Initiative, for example Community Service Volunteers' Retired and Senior Volunteering Programme, include volunteering opportunities in the public sector.Other steps taken to promote volunteering in the public sector include:Supporting the Active Communities Development Unit at Volunteer Development Scotland. The unit offers assistance in shaping policy and practice in the public sector and local authorities, and is working on new guidance, which should be published later this year;Publication of new guidance on volunteering in health; andSupporting Volunteer Development Scotland who, with COSLA, issued joint guidance to local authorities on how to prepare and implement volunteering policy statements.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 July 2002
S1W-26478
This was due to my being called away on business related to the parliamentary debate on drug misuse in North East Scotland. S1W-26478
