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Official Report
Meeting date:
18 January 2000
Public Petitions Committee, 18 Jan 2000
Apart from being good for the footballing public in Scotland, it would be a tremendous boost to tourism and the economy in Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 January 2005
S2W-13410
However, general dental practitioners, GP out-of-hours, NHS24 and hospitals are aware of the Borders advice line and are able to direct patients to this.NHS board can apply to Scottish ministers for approval of schemes to assist eligible patients with travel expenses to access primary care NHS dental treatment. The funding for such schemes comes from within the board’s unified budget.It is a duty of Scottish ministers to secure the provision of general dental services in accordance with Part II of the NHS (Scotland) act 1978.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 September 2003
S2W-02364
This has been done individuallyfor each authority, with the Scotland total representing the sum of all 32 authorities.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 December 2001
S1W-20674
The figures are all expressed in cash terms.YearScottish Homes/Communities Scotland approved development programme £ million1992-93282.61993-94306.61994-95319.51995-96325.01996-97304.01997-98210.31998-99199.81999-2000209.52000-01215.82001-02213.012002-03214.512003-04To be confirmedNote:1.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 December 2003
S2W-04568
The information requested isprovided in following Tables 1 and 2.Table 1: Number of Pupils with a Record of Needs in Publicly Funded Primary Schools September 2001 September 2002 Total Number of Pupils Number of Pupils with Record of Needs Percentage of Pupils with Record of Needs Total Number of Pupils Number of Pupils with Record of Needs Percentage of Pupils with Record of Needs Scotland 420,521 4,303 1.0% 413,713 4,165 1.0% Aberdeen City 14,555 195 1.3% 14,082 179 1.3% Aberdeenshire 20,614 211 1.0% 20,370 207 1.0% Angus 9,295 110 1.2% 9,323 120 1.3% Argyll and Bute 7,371 78 1.1% 7,283 87 1.2% Clackmannanshire 4,342 35 0.8% 4,303 35 0.8% Dumfries and Galloway 12,391 218 1.8% 12,138 210 1.7% Dundee City 11,313 165 1.5% 10,990 144 1.3% East Ayrshire 10,583 65 0.6% 10,340 83 0.8% East Dunbartonshire 10,216 50 0.5% 10,012 35 0.3% East Lothian 8,176 47 0.6% 8,050 65 0.8% East Renfrewshire 8,748 73 0.8% 8,755 55 0.6% Edinburgh City 28,563 366 1.3% 27,856 227 0.8% Eilean Siar 2,218 58 2.6% 2,172 64 2.9% Falkirk 12,465 135 1.1% 12,250 148 1.2% Fife 29,406 241 0.8% 28,969 266 0.9% Glasgow City 44,540 255 0.6% 43,572 260 0.6% Highland 18,434 293 1.6% 18,190 272 1.5% Inverclyde 7,150 155 2.2% 6,918 130 1.9% Midlothian 7,226 40 0.6% 6,985 37 0.5% Moray 7,847 179 2.3% 7,826 190 2.4% North Ayrshire 12,116 70 0.6% 11,972 63 0.5% North Lanarkshire 28,866 192 0.7% 28,647 209 0.7% Orkney Islands 1,745 12 0.7% 1,689 6 0.4% Perth & Kinross 10,719 160 1.5% 10,665 136 1.3% Renfrewshire 14,945 177 1.2% 14,606 167 1.1% Scottish Borders 8,948 140 1.6% 8,915 149 1.7% Shetland Islands 2,097 25 1.2% 2,069 41 2.0% South Ayrshire 8,969 113 1.3% 8,763 110 1.3% South Lanarkshire 26,141 268 1.0% 25,823 280 1.1% Stirling 7,042 42 0.6% 7,020 50 0.7% West Dunbartonshire 8,320 35 0.4% 8,103 36 0.4% West Lothian 15,160 100 0.7% 15,057 104 0.7% Source: September School Census.Table2: Number of Pupils with a Record of Needs in Publicly Funded Secondary Schools September 2001 September 2002 Total Number of Pupils Number of Pupils with Record of Needs Percentage of Pupils with Record of Needs Total Number of Pupils Number of Pupils with Record of Needs Percentage of Pupils with Record of Needs Scotland 316,359 4,961 1.6% 316,903 4,860 1.5% Aberdeen City 10,942 150 1.4% 10,628 159 1.5% Aberdeenshire 15,308 245 1.6% 15,522 269 1.7% Angus 7,113 137 1.9% 6,967 129 1.9% Argyll and Bute 5,590 84 1.5% 5,635 85 1.5% Clackmannanshire 3,036 79 2.6% 2,966 62 2.1% Dumfries and Galloway 9,620 263 2.7% 9,666 248 2.6% Dundee City 8,809 212 2.4% 8,664 185 2.1% East Ayrshire 8,065 147 1.8% 8,129 126 1.6% East Dunbartonshire 8,857 37 0.4% 8,846 59 0.7% East Lothian 5,318 42 0.8% 5,482 45 0.8% East Renfrewshire 7,344 97 1.3% 7,512 78 1.0% Edinburgh City 20,016 197 1.0% 20,116 197 1.0% Eilean Siar 1,948 67 3.4% 1,981 61 3.1% Falkirk 8,498 121 1.4% 8,654 109 1.3% Fife 23,032 329 1.4% 22,949 302 1.3% Glasgow City 29,960 205 0.7% 29,803 226 0.8% Highland 14,720 350 2.4% 14,749 335 2.3% Inverclyde 5,682 176 3.1% 5,679 192 3.4% Midlothian 5,589 34 0.6% 5,659 33 0.6% Moray 5,715 172 3.0% 5,834 177 3.0% North Ayrshire 9,092 112 1.2% 9,231 95 1.0% North Lanarkshire 22,451 197 0.9% 22,398 161 0.7% Orkney Islands 1,366 12 0.9% 1,460 24 1.6% Perth and Kinross 7,589 135 1.8% 7,714 164 2.1% Renfrewshire 11,779 374 3.2% 11,890 356 3.0% Scottish Borders 6,807 147 2.2% 6,864 169 2.5% Shetland Islands 1,624 41 2.5% 1,671 39 2.3% South Ayrshire 7,614 217 2.9% 7,499 203 2.7% South Lanarkshire 19,898 375 1.9% 19,782 379 1.9% Stirling 5,751 83 1.4% 5,807 82 1.4% West Dunbartonshire 6,609 31 0.5% 6,582 27 0.4% West Lothian 10,617 93 0.9% 10,564 84 0.8% Source: September School Census.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 April 2002
Health and Community Care Committee, 29 Apr 2002
The only other trust in Scotland to receive a D was Renfrewshire Healthcare NHS Trust.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 December 2006
S2W-29729
The Scottish Executive does notdirectly fund members of the Special Olympics Team.Sportscotland can provide fundingfor athletes, including members of the Special Olympics Team and further informationon a variety of sources of funding for athletes is available at http://www.sportscotland.org.uk/SiteNavigation/Funding/ S2W-29729
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 March 2004
S2W-06482
This is rightly amatter for (a) the Scottish Further Education Funding Council and (b) the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 November 2003
S2W-03974
To ask the Scottish Executive whether the Scottish Association of Community Hospitals currently receives funding from the Chief Medical Officer and, if not, whether it will provide funding to enable the association to continue.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 November 2002
Finance Committee, 19 Nov 2002
My best estimate, which is similar to the estimate with which the expert group worked, is that around 1,000 people in Scotland are affected. Between 300 and 500 haemophiliacs—perhaps several hundred more—might have contracted hepatitis C from, for example, blood transfusions.
