There are 224,202 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Date answered:
7 November 2005
S2W-19641
However, there were 21,664 individuals held in prison in Scotland forpart or all of 2004-05, and the nine self-inflicted deaths is equivalent to a rateof 4.15 per 10,000.From information provided bythe Registrar General, there were 835 deaths in Scotland in 2004 from “intentionalself-harm” and “events of undetermined...
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Date answered:
26 October 2005
S2W-19615
Deaths from Lung Cancer1 as a Percentage of the Population2 Scotland and Selected Parliamentary Constituencies Area 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Percentages Scotland 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 0.08 Glasgow Anni...
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Date answered:
26 October 2005
S2W-19616
Deaths from Cancer1 as a Percentage of the Population2 Scotland and Selected Parliamentary Constituencies Area 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Percentages Scotland 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 Glasgow Anniesland ...
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Date answered:
24 October 2005
S2W-19481
Name Position Organisation Anne Moises (chair) Director of IT Scottish Executive Jim Buist Service Delivery Manager, e-Government Strategy Glasgow City Council Open Source Software Group Society of Information Technology Management Nick Hine Lecturer Division of Applied Computing, University of Dundee Andy Judson Research Assistant Division of Applied Computing, University of Dundee Lois MacFadyen Head of e-Government and Take Up Team Scottish Executive Jonathan Moore Head of Shared Services and Funds Team Scottish Executive Craig Russell Head of Efficient Government Delivery Division Scottish Executive Andy Wallace Information Services Manager General Register Office for Scotland...
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Date answered:
30 September 2005
S2W-19387
In addition, copies of the consultation paper were sent to the following organisations: Shetland Islands CouncilOrkney Islands CouncilThe Highland CouncilHITRANSHighlands and Islands EnterpriseShetland EnterpriseOrkney EnterpriseOrkney Tourist BoardShetland Islands TourismOrkney Chamber of CommerceOrkney Quality Food and DrinkShetland Fishermens AssociationShetland Fish Producers OrganisationOrkney Fisheries AssociationOrkney Fish Farmers AssociationSeafood ShetlandScottish Crofters UnionShetland Branch National Farmers UnionOrkney Branch of NFU Scotland...
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Date answered:
21 June 2005
S2W-17153
To ask the Scottish Executive how many students attended further education colleges, broken down into full and part-time students, how much capital and revenue support was provided to further education colleges, including the amount of money ring-fenced for specific purposes and how many further education colleges showed a financial deficit and how much each such deficit was in each of the last six years and what the planned levels of financial support for further education colleges in Scotland...
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Date answered:
9 May 2005
S2W-16205
An expert group has been considering the broader legal, policing, health and social justice issues surrounding prostitution in Scotland. Stage 2 of this review will focus specifically on indoor prostitution and trafficking.
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Date answered:
20 April 2005
S2W-15722
Offences Recorded by Police of Handling Obscene Material, Scotland, 1991–2003 Year Number of Offences Recorded 1991 391 1992 515 1993 514 1994 248 1995 240 1996 187 1997 108 1998 110 1999 89 2000 157 2001 169 2002 198 2003 402 The available information on convictions for handling obscene material is given in the following table.Persons with a Charge Proved in Scottish Courts for Handling Obscene Material1, 1991-2003 Year Total Of which Involving an Offence Under Section 52A of Civic Government (Scotland) Act 19823 1991 10 - 1992 8 2 1993 6 - 1994 8 - 1995 8 - 1996 14 1 1997 8 - 1998 17 1 1999 13 1 2000 22 3 2001 21 3 2002 29 8 20032 70 11 Notes:1.
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Date answered:
8 March 2005
S2W-14724
The guidance is aimed at the early years sector (such as nurseries, toddler groups, family centres, day care centres and playgroups) and is designed to support staff and carers in meeting young children’s nutritional and developmental needs; provide evidence based nutritional guidance for children aged one-to-three years and four-to-five years who attend pre-school education and day care in Scotland, and provide practical advice on food choices and menu planning.The information in the guidance is designed to be consistent with, and complement Adventures in Foodland, a comprehensive resource produced by NHS Health Scotland providing food, nutrition, oral health and physical activity guidance for those caring for children between zero-to-five.The Scottish Executive understands that staff and carers have a significant role to play in helping children develop an appreciation for a wide range of foods and encourage active play.
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Date answered:
8 March 2005
S2W-14725
Adventures in Foodland, an NHS Health Scotland resource for carers of children in the zero-to-five age group was launched in June 2003.
