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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 January 2001
S1W-12334
It would be open to any voluntary organisation engaged in supporting children with ADD/ADHD and their families to apply for funding under the appropriate grant scheme.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 November 2000
S1W-10840
For example, through the Mental Health and Well Being Development Fund, the Scottish Executive now funds four projects, which provide special Child and Adolescent Mental Health services to "looked-after" children and young people.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 November 2003
Finance Committee, 11 Nov 2003
I do not know about equivalents in Scotland. Are we scrutinising such matters?
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 November 2002
Local Government Committee, 19 Nov 2002
That is certainly true for the south of Scotland. Murray Tosh deals with the Borders and David Mundell has the central area of the south of Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 September 2002
Public Petitions Committee, 10 Sep 2002
We calculate the total SSSI coverage in Scotland to be 12.8 per cent of Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 March 2001
Public Petitions Committee, 27 Mar 2001
The whole game is about money and getting tonnage. Scotland does not need the coal. We have overcapacity in energy, but due to commercial interests, companies are pursuing opencast.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 May 2005
S2W-15652
Without intervention, this would leave 399 exchanges in Scotland unenabled. 21 of these exchanges are in the Western Isles where alternative broadband coverage will be provided by the Connected Communities wireless network, supported by Highlands and Islands Enterprise, the Executive, and European Regional Development Funding.The remaining 378 exchanges will be enabled for broadband services over the next few months under the Broadband for Scotland’s Rural and Remote Areas project, supported by the Executive, the enterprise agencies, and European Regional Development Funding.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2005
Justice 2 Committee, 25 Jan 2005
Scotland has a range of separate provisions.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 February 2005
S2W-13353
While the First Minister agrees which events will be funded and comprise the programme, he does not host every eventEvents Held at Edinburgh Castle and Hosted by The First Minister 2004 to 18 January 2005 Date Type of Event Organisation/Occasion Cost of Event 6/10/03 Reception First Minister’s Heroes £1,260.00 27/10/03 Reception The 15th Commonwealth Conference of Education Ministers £1,113.00 4/11/03 Reception MTV Awards £7,666.00 9/03/04 Reception Children’s Panel £3,731.00 16/03/04 Reception National Youth Orchestra of Scotland £2,335.00 Total cost of 2003-04 Castle Events £16,105.00 Events Held At Edinburgh Castle And Hosted By The First Minister: 2004 to 18 January 2005 Date Type of Event Organisation/Occasion Cost of Event 4/10/04 Breakfast First Minister’s Heroes £2,080.00 29/11/04 Dinner 5th Conference of the Regions with Legislative Powers £11,268.00 22/12/04 Reception Scotland’s Commonwealth Games Youth Team £3,872.00 Total cost of 2004-05 (So Far) Castle Events £17,220.00 First Minister Bute House Events 2003-04 Date Type of Event Organisation/Occasion Cost of Event 30/06/2003 Lunch Bavarian European Minister Rheinhold Bocket £714.00 10/08/2003 Reception Home Reading Initiatives Champions £685.00 12/08/2003 Reception Edinburgh International Festival £586.00 03/11/2003 Reception Scottish Parliamentarians £511.00 14/11/2003 Reception ENABLE £294.00 18/12/2003 Reception Political Reporters’ Christmas Reception £1,270.00 24/01/2004 Dinner First Minister’s Working Dinner £1,028.00 10/02/2004 Dinner Chief Constables £849.00 06/03/2004 Dinner First Minister’s Working Dinner £1,223.00 16/03/2004 Reception Presentation of Honorary OBE £219.00 Total cost for the events hosted by the First Minister in Bute House 01/04/2003-31/03/2004 £7379.00 2004 to 14 November 2004 Date Type of Event Organisation/Occasion Cost of Event 24/04/2004 Dinner First Minister’s Working Dinner £1,432.77 01/04/2004 Reception Scottish Enterprise £560.18 11/05/2004 Reception Project Scotland £707.85 19/06/2004 Dinner First Minister’s Working Dinner £2,279.61 14/08/2004 Breakfast Military Tattoo Salute £692.20 16/08/2004 Reception Edinburgh International Festival £774.53 04/09/2004 Dinner First Minister’s Working Dinner £1,576.70 08/09/2004 Reception Scottish members of the Athens Olympic Team UK £1,411.36 30/09/2004 Reception Reception prior to China Visit £859.85 07/10/2004 Reception Scottish Paralympians £756.50 01/11/2004 Reception Carnegie Philanthropy Medal Ceremony £846.46 11/11/2004 Dinner First Minister’s Working Dinner £1,666.33 14/11/2004 Reception Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards £949.50 8/12/2004 Reception Christmas Card Artwork £608.79 15/12/2004 Reception National Deaf Children’s Society £1,847.13 16/12/2004 Reception Political Reporter’s Christmas Reception £960.89 Total cost for the events hosted by the First Minister in Bute House - 01/04/2004 to 31/01/2005 £17,930.65 S2W-13353
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 February 2003
Rural Development Committee, 04 Feb 2003
Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Bill: Stage 2 Before we continue our stage 2 consideration of the Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Bill, I welcome visiting member Margaret Ewing to the committee.
