There are 243,081 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Date answered:
4 February 2005
S2W-13214
To ask the Scottish Executive which major transport projects have been, or will be, completed between 1997-98 and 2006-07 in the former (a) Glasgow, (b) west of Scotland and (c) Lothians European parliamentary constituency areas and how much each such project has, or is projected to, cost.
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Date answered:
20 January 2005
S2W-13035
Estimates are available at Scotland level only, not by local authority area.
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Date answered:
5 January 2005
S2W-10659
It met three times in 2002, six times in 2003 and so far has met three times in 2004.The Cabinet Sub-Committee on Sustainable Scotland was established in 2002. It met five times in 2002, twice in 2003 and so far has met twice in 2004.
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Date answered:
7 December 2004
S2W-12476
Information is not collected for the reasons why people retire early.Table 1: People Aged 50 to 65 Retiring Early, Scotland, 1999–2003 by Gender Year Male Female All 1999 29,000 15,000 44,000 2000 29,000 13,000 42,000 2001 33,000 13,000 46,000 2002 33,000 13,000 46,000 2003 31,000 12,000 43,000 Source: Labour Force Survey, 1999 to 2003Table 2: People Aged 50 to 65 Retiring Early by Local Authority Area, Scotland, 2003 Local Authority Area 2003 Scotland 43,000 Aberdeen City * Aberdeenshire * Angus 1,000 Argyll and Bute 1,000 Clackmannanshire 1,000 Dumfries and Galloway * Dundee City * East Ayrshire 1,000 East Dunbartonshire 2,000 East Lothian 1,000 East Renfrewshire 1,000 Edinburgh, City of * Eilean Siar (Western Isles) * Falkirk * Fife * Glasgow City * Highland 2,000 Inverclyde * Midlothian 1,000 Moray 1,000 North Ayrshire 1,000 North Lanarkshire * Orkney Islands * Perth and Kinross 2,000 Renfrewshire * Scottish Borders 1,000 Shetland Islands * South Ayrshire 1,000 South Lanarkshire 4,000 Stirling 1,000 West Dunbartonshire 1,000 West Lothian * Source: Annual Scottish Labour Force Survey 2003-04*Estimate is below reliability threshold as defined by the Office for National Statistics.
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Date answered:
18 June 2004
S2W-08361
The available information on crimes of rape which were recorded by the police, and on persons with a charge proved in court where rape was the main offence, is given in the following tables.Crimes of Rape Recorded by the Police by Police Force Area, Scotland,1999-2000 to 2002-20031 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 Central 4 17 37 50 Dumfries and Galloway 39 16 20 16 Fife 43 46 52 73 Grampian 86 55 52 74 Lothian and Borders 91 130 138 173 Northern 38 14 29 30 Strathclyde 222 213 243 244 Tayside 63 58 60 83 Scotland 586 549 631 743 Persons with a Charge Of Rape2 Proved in Scottish Courts, byPolice Force Area, 1999-2000 to 2002-2003 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003(3) Central 2 1 0 2 Dumfries and Galloway 1 2 1 1 Fife 1 1 5 5 Grampian 5 1 2 1 Lothian and Borders 7 9 11 4 Northern 3 0 3 4 Strathclyde 8 10 18 12 Tayside 0 3 3 2 Scotland 27 27 43 31 Notes:1.
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Date answered:
22 April 2004
S2W-07600
To ask the Scottish Executive what targets it expects Registers of Scotland to achieve in 2004-05. Scottish ministers have set Registersof Scotland the following key targets for 2004-05:Financial1. to achieve a return of 15%on net capital employed over the three-year period ending 31 March 2005;2. to reduce the standard productioncost index by 2% by 31 March 2005 from its base at 31 March 2004;Speed of Registration3. to achieve recording and registrationturnaround times in 2004-05:- averaging no more than 15 workingdays over the year as a whole, and in any four-week period averaging no more than25 working days, for Sasine Writs;- averaging no more than 25 workingdays over the year as a whole, and in any four-week period averaging no more than30 working days, for dealings with whole;- averaging no more than 90 workingdays over the year as a whole, and in any four-week period averaging no more than105 working days, for domestic first registrations received over the last 12 months;(The four-week periods referredto are the 13 periods into which Registers of Scotland divides its production year.
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Date answered:
30 September 2003
S2W-02776
The table shows thenumber of new VAT registrations in each local authority in Scotland in thelast three years for which data is available.
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Date answered:
5 September 2003
S2W-02012
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-1227 by Ross Finnie on 30 July 2003, whether it will give the information requested on the numbers of live sheep, lambs and pigs exported for slaughter, further fattening and breeding, for Scotland only. The information requested, for Scotland only, is given in the following tables: 2000 Live Sheep Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Belgium 155 0 0 France 1,180 0 0 Germany 92 0 0 Ireland (Rep) 6 0 0 Netherlands 44 0 0 Switzerland 13 0 0 Total 1490 0 0 2001 Live Sheep Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter France 30 0 0 Ireland (Rep) 0 0 700 Total 30 0 700 2002 LIVE Sheep Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Belgium 9 0 0 France 30 5,890 0 Germany 1 0 0 Ireland (Rep) 58 0 0 Netherlands 34 0 0 Total 132 5,890 0 The above figures relate toconsignments of Scottish sheep which were certified for export directly abroad.Information is not available for Scottish consignments which transited anAssembly Centre outwith Scotland and were subsequently certified for export ascombined consignments with sheep from other parts of GB. 2000 Live Pigs Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Belgium 1,075 0 0 Denmark 83 0 0 France 2,000 0 0 Germany 4,589 0 0 Italy 2,654 0 0 Netherlands 2,004 0 0 Spain 5,513 0 0 Total 17,918 0 0 2001 Live Pigs Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Germany 2,679 0 0 Netherlands 545 0 0 Spain 400 0 0 Total 3,624 0 0 2002 Live Pigs Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Germany 1,360 0 0 Greece 22 0 0 Italy 451 0 0 Netherlands 933 0 0 Total 2,766 0 0 S2W-02012
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Date answered:
18 June 2003
S2W-00861
These have been identified as sensitive areas in accordance with the terms of the Urban Waste Water Treatment (Scotland) Regulations 1994. The additional sensitive areas have been identified because of eutrophication, or in order to meet the requirements of the Surface Waters (Fishlife) (Classification) (Scotland) Regulations 1997, or in order to meet the requirements of the Surface Waters (Shellfish) (Classification) (Scotland) Regulations 1997.
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Date answered:
5 February 2003
S1W-33415
However, it is possible to make use of this information to estimate the proportion of convictions involving different types of drug.Information on drug-related deaths is published by the General Register Office for Scotland. Figures relating to heroin are grouped with morphine in the statistics and are given in the following Table 2.Table 2: Heroin/Morphine1,2-Related Deaths, Scotland, 1997-20011997199819992000200174121167196216Notes:1.
