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Questions and Answers Date answered: 30 April 2001

S1W-13173

To ask the Scottish Executive what powers are available to it to ensure that awards made to football clubs by sportscotland are used effectively, efficiently and for the purposes for which they were intended.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 March 2005

Subordinate Legislation Committee, 08 Mar 2005

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Official Report Meeting date: 31 October 2006

Equal Opportunities Committee, 31 Oct 2006

Perhaps the more challenging a group's behaviour is in diverging from the behaviour of the majority, the less that group will be accepted.
Official Report Meeting date: 19 April 2005

Justice 2 Committee, 19 Apr 2005

Basic living conditions are important for addressing offending behaviour and dealing with prisoners' behaviour in prison as well as outside.
Official Report Meeting date: 4 February 2003

Justice 1 Committee, 04 Feb 2003

We certainly think that a greater number of secure places needs to be made available. The offending behaviour is only one aspect of the behaviour that brings the young people concerned before children's hearings.
Official Report Meeting date: 20 November 2000

Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 20 Nov 2000

All that the programmes can do is reduce the level of criminal behaviour at the margins and slow down the rate at which it happens.
Official Report Meeting date: 16 June 2005

Plenary, 16 Jun 2005

Does the minister agree that it is for the police to decide operational matters in response to antisocial behaviour? Does she agree that it is absolutely disgraceful for local councillors to accuse police of being soft on antisocial behaviour when the police are tackling it in the way that they feel is suitable?
Official Report Meeting date: 3 May 2001

Plenary, 03 May 2001

The review will look at the correlation between excessive drinking and behaviour, often after hours, and the violent crime that we still see in and around our towns and cities throughout Scotland.
Official Report Meeting date: 26 November 2003

Education Committee, 26 Nov 2003

Yes—they have expertise in the identification of children who have social, emotional and behavioural difficulties or autistic spectrum disorder.
Official Report Meeting date: 13 March 2002

Plenary, 13 Mar 2002

It was only in the late 1950s and early 1960s that it was deemed right and proper by the association football authorities in the United Kingdom to have substitutes in formal football matches.

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