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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 February 2003
S1W-32870
Once expenditure has been agreed it is closely monitored to ensure costs remain within the budget set.From 2003-04 control of advertising expenditure will be centralised and departments will make an application, supported by a business case, for funds allocated from a central budget.The figures requested for actual spending on advertising by departments are as follows:1999-2000CampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureDevelopment DepartmentRoad Safety£868,800Education DepartmentChildren's Hearings £121,260Teacher Recruitment£96,422Home and Health Department Tobacco Campaign£10,404NHS Fraud£100,000Electoral Registration£25,786Fire Prevention£390,900European Elections£32,029Census£9,993Childcare Helpline£73,675Domestic Abuse£550,197Environment and Rural Affairs DepartmentFood Safety£118,682Environment£11,667Constitution GroupScotland's Parliament£533,1512000-01CampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureHealth DepartmentAlcohol Abuse£471,970Flu/winter campaign£1,058,365Organ Retention£55,696Organ Donor Filler£48,465NHS Helpline£137,528NHS Fraud£121,942NHS Public Appointments£36,549Development DepartmentRoad Safety£1,267,048Justice DepartmentSafer Scotland£162,826Fire Prevention£174,022Drug Enforcement Agency£54,735Domestic Abuse£507,464Crime Prevention£11,750Fostering£32,443Education DepartmentTeacher Recruitment£27,024Children's Hearings£122,993Child Care£132,530Environment DepartmentEnvironment£501,364Lead in Water£76,977Development DepartmentTravel Awareness£318,809Rural Affairs DepartmentFood Safety£32,4802001-02CampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureHealth DepartmentDrugs£1,967,133Flu£630,043NHS Helpline£112,462NHS Fraud£29,920Prevention of Suicide£79,384Alcohol Abuse£513,176Healthy Eating£51,122National Care Standards£7,340Education DepartmentChildren's Hearings£250,732Teacher Recruitment£322,799Child Protection on the Internet£186,303Funding for Learners£9,488Digital Access£33,882Justice DepartmentFire Prevention£334,708Racism£14,394Domestic Abuse£650,553Development DepartmentRoad Safety£1,537,994Travel Awareness£585,613Environment DepartmentEnvironment£767,497Litter£118,934FCSD Electoral Registration£4,838Performance Management Guide - Intranet£8,706Scotland Online21st Century Govt£15,6672002-dateCampaignTotal Advertising ExpenditureHealth DepartmentAlcohol Abuse£683,311Drugs Campaign£995,077Flu Campaign£923,503Free Personal Care£252,725NHS Helpline£124,876Organ Donor£24,440Organ Retention£85,142Prevention of Suicide£92,238Healthy Eating£495,386Justice DepartmentCrime Braker£23,093Domestic Abuse£601,602Racism£1,245,207Safer Scotland£165,060Fire Prevention£228,197Education DepartmentDigital Access£149,966Children's Hearings £537,986Funding for Learners£100,218National Debate£373,127Teaching£9,888Home Reading£14,554Social Care£525,588UEFA£7,030Child Protection on the Internet£102,641Development DepartmentConcessionary Fares£393,343Travel Awareness£555,150Road Safety£1,296,734Glasgow Housing Association£31,450M74 Completion£18,792Environment DepartmentEnvironment£561,385 Enterprise and Lifelong Learning DepartmentRegional Selective Assistance£29,043Finance and Central Services DepartmentTartan Day£37,554 S1W-32870
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 May 2002
Justice 2 Committee, 15 May 2002
Richard Simpson will deal with the pilot schemes.As the committee recognises, the provisions in the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill give victims certain important rights for the first time in Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 March 2006
Waverley Railway (Scotland) Bill Committee, 13 Mar 2006
Waverley Railway (Scotland) Bill: Consideration Stage Good morning.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 January 2004
Plenary, 22 Jan 2004
Even worse, according to my figures, Scotland is not drawing down any of that money.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 November 2004
Standards Committee, 09 Nov 2004
Our legal advisers have raised concerns about the content of parts of some of those submissions, which were sent to us in response to our further call for evidence in the consultation on replacing the Scotland Act 1998 (Transitory and Transitional Provisions) (Members' Interests) Order 1999.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 2002
Procedures Committee, 08 Oct 2002
I do not see the advantage in creating another decision-making body, but I can see the advantage in having the conveners liaison group as a consultative body that makes recommendations.At present, does responsibility lie with the SPCB or the Parliamentary Bureau for decisions relating to travel and meetings around Scotland? That responsibility lies with the...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 April 2001
Standards Committee, 25 Apr 2001
The registration would consist of: the name of the lobbying company or individual; the organisation on whose behalf they were lobbying; the subject on which they were lobbying; whether they were lobbying a particular category of MSPs—for example, they might be lobbying only members of the Social Justice Committee on the Housing (Scotland) Bill—and how much ...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 March 2004
S2W-06278
To ask the Scottish Executive whether additional funding has been allocated to Transport Initiatives Edinburgh to fund a study trip to Lyon and, if so, how much has been allocated and from which budget.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 July 2003
S2W-01253
To ask the Scottish Executive how training for the additional 2,800 teachers needed to meet its target of 53,000 teachers by 2007 will be funded. Funding for any additional teachers required by the Partnership Agreement will be delivered through the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 December 2002
S1W-32049
To ask the Scottish Executive what projects valued over #100,000 have been funded from the New Opportunities Fund in (a) Glasgow, (b) Edinburgh and (c) Lanarkshire and on what dates each such project was approved.
