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Date answered:
28 March 2006
S2W-24418
They form part of themore complex local government funding formula used to calculate one revenue grantfigure for each local authority.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 June 2005
S2W-17143
Education - Total Gross Capital Expenditure (Including Payments Funded From Revenue) Local Authority £000s 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 Aberdeen City 4,516 2,883 2,339 3,188 3,812 Aberdeenshire 3,486 3,058 5,698 7,840 5,295 Angus 2,899 3,182 3,485 2,509 3,473 Argyll and Bute 3,336 2,530 2,894 3,003 2,612 Clackmannanshire 1,668 1,390 1,459 909 710 Dumfries and Galloway 5,456 6,445 6,802 5,901 5,659 Dundee City 4,443 2,360 3,181 5,878 9,401 East Ayrshire 2,966 2,139 2,322 3,848 3,715 East Dunbartonshire 2,648 3,777 3,233 3,861 4,554 East Lothian 5,672 2,566 2,894 1,942 2,101 East Renfrewshire 2,816 5,503 5,189 4,064 3,489 Edinburgh, City of 15,718 11,144 16,872 17,342 13,126 Eilean Siar 2,086 3,450 3,134 2,228 4,441 Falkirk 3,577 3,208 3,522 3,225 2,743 Fife 4,338 3,810 5,635 12,329 11,992 Glasgow City 9,765 15,173 10,618 10,801 29,016 Highland 9,868 8,623 8,846 8,859 7,589 Inverclyde 4,868 3,285 2,462 3,460 1,919 Midlothian 2,676 3,187 2,279 2,691 3,919 Moray 2,436 2,588 2,097 1,662 1,718 North Ayrshire 3,592 4,141 5,285 5,920 6,343 North Lanarkshire 5,798 6,949 9,218 12,520 11,808 Orkney Islands 6,226 2,689 2,097 1,384 947 Perth and Kinross 3,928 3,971 7,732 8,250 11,692 Renfrewshire 4,986 4,710 6,430 4,927 4,885 Scottish Borders 2,190 4,739 3,129 3,788 3,714 Shetland Islands 2,688 2,177 3,762 1,132 1,576 South Ayrshire 4,645 2,323 2,055 2,469 2,052 South Lanarkshire 8,422 7,592 7,273 6,034 9,673 Stirling 2,425 4,300 3,159 2,091 3,518 West Dunbartonshire 5,034 3,034 3,974 2,271 3,876 West Lothian 8,963 9,177 9,920 10,352 6,761 Scotland 154,135 146,103 158,995 166,678 188,129 Source: As reported by local authorities on Capital Payment Returns (CPR5).Notes: 1.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 June 2001
Plenary, 21 Jun 2001
Members' Travel Allowance (1) A member shall be eligible for the reimbursement of travelling expenses, at the rates or level specified, necessarily incurred by that member within Scotland in performing his or her Parliamentary duties. (2) Subject to the provisions of paragraph 1(2)(i) any travel outside the UK shall be eligible for reimbursement only where the travel concerned has been authorised in advance by the SPCB. (3) Reimbursement will not be made of the cost of travel between the Parliamentary complex and accommodation rented or bought under paragraph 4(3)(b) where the accommodation is outside the City of Edinburgh. (4) Where a member has spent or has commitments to spend his or her Members' Support Allowance and the member can establish to the satisfaction of the SPCB that there are very exceptional circumstances and there is a definite need which would justify an additional payment from this allowance for travel outside Scotland but within the UK as set out in paragraph 1(2)(d), or travel to Brussels/Strasbourg as set out in paragraph 1(2)(i), application may be made to the SPCB for its determination. 4.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 May 2006
Plenary, 18 May 2006
Motion debated, That the Parliament acknowledges that deaths resulting from fires, of which there were 99 in 2004, are a major concern in Scotland; recognises that they are significantly higher in Scotland than the rest of the United Kingdom and that the majority of fire deaths in Scotland occur in the West of Scotland; notes with concern that smoking materials are one of the leading causes of fires in Scotland and that 50% of all smoking-related fire deaths occur in the West of Scotland; believes that the Scottish Parliament should commit to actively pursuing policies aimed at reducing the number of fire deaths in the West of Scotland and within Scotland as a whole; recognises the role that Reduced Ignition Potential (RIP) cigarettes, commonly referred to as fire-safe cigarettes, could play in reducing damage to property as well as the overall number of fires, fire injuries and fire deaths; supports the implementation of a new fire safety law that would require all cigarettes sold in Scotland to be RIP cigarettes; welcomes the decision of the Chief Fire Officers' Association in Scotland to support the call for the introduction of fire-safe cigarettes; congratulates Canada and New York for introducing such laws and recognises that the introduction of fire-safe cigarettes would have a significant and positive impact on the number of fire fatalities in Scotland, and believes that the Scottish government should bring forward legislation to introduce this fire safety measure as soon as possible in the hope that Scotland can truly say RIP to fires caused by cigarettes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2002
Health and Community Care Committee, 23 Jan 2002
Community Care and Health (Scotland) Bill: Stage 2 Item 2 is stage 2 consideration of the Community Care and Health (Scotland) Bill.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 August 2005
S2W-17910
(a) Finance (including banking)Numbers of HE graduates with Finance a Main Subject of Study Level of Study Year Postgraduate First Degree Sub-Degree 1996-97 190 195 200 1997-98 200 230 75 1998-99 155 210 100 1999-2000 180 155 90 2000-01 160 195 60 2001-02 165 235 105 2002-031 355 315 95 Sources: Higher Education Statistics Agency and Scottish Further Education Funding...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 April 2005
S2W-15838
In 2000-01 a total of £1,444,421 was allocated under the Domestic Abuse Service Development Fund (DASDF). £1,339,431 was awarded to 57 DASDF projects with the remaining £104,990 issued to Scottish Homes for projects requesting furnishings and fittings for refuges.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 May 2000
S1W-05519
To ask the Scottish Executive how much money was (a) sought by and (b) awarded to each hospital under the capital modernisation fund, broken down by individual projects and, in particular, whether Raigmore Hospital sought funding of approximately #1.5 million for modernisation of its accident and emergency department but received no funding for this project.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
29 March 2007
S2W-32580
However, this does not take account of the work carried out prior tothe application being made.In terms of receipt of funding,I refer the member to the answer to question S2W-32579 on 27 March 2007.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 March 2007
S2W-32690
To ask the Scottish Executive how it determined the amount of funding for wheelchairs and wheelchair users announced on 16 March 2007 and whether it considers that £1 million is sufficient.
