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Official Report
Meeting date:
20 January 2000
Plenary, 20 Jan 2000
Secretary of State for Scotland (Meeting) To ask the First Minister when he last met the Secretary of State for Scotland and what issues they discussed.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
27 October 2006
S2W-28458
The information is not held centrallyin the form requested. Details of specific funding provided by the Executive throughits agencies are set out in the following tables:Edinburgh Festivals (inc.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 March 2003
S1W-34908
Accordingly, final annual expenditure in future years will be managed so that aggregate expenditure relates to the funds available from the Scottish Budget.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 March 2003
S1W-33079
Details for 1998-99 to 2002-03 are as follows.Health Board1998-99Total Budget Increase (£000)1998-99Total Budget Increase (%)1998-99Per Capita Increase (£))1998-99Per Capita Increase (%)Argyll and Clyde16,0324.3424.9Ayrshire and Arran13,6244.4394.7Borders4,4824.7414.6Dumfries and Galloway6,0674.5414.5Fife8,2303.0222.8Forth Valley11,5865.2415.2Grampian16,0713.8364.4Greater Glasgow17,5092.0131.4Highland6,2953.3323.5Lanarkshire18,8154.3354.4Lothian25,4053.9313.7Orkney1,8719.211110.8Shetland1,5406.9727.4Tayside18,2414.9535.6Western Isles1,1653.3554.4Health Board1999-2000Total Budget Increase(£000)1999-2000Total Budget Increase(%)1999-2000Per Capita Increase(£))1999-2000Per Capita Increase(%)Argyll and Clyde13,1203.4343.7Ayrshire and Arran15,2784.7434.9Borders3,2693.3303.2Dumfries and Galloway8,5236.1616.4Fife14,7065.1415.0Forth Valley12,6405.4404.7Grampian15,5793.5293.5Greater Glasgow45,1795.2555.8Highland3,2711.7141.5Lanarkshire22,2614.8374.6Lothian24,0913.6263.0Orkney*-846-3.8-46-4.0Shetland1,0464.4545.1Tayside12,2723.1363.6Western Isles9112.5513.9Note:*Adjustment to the method of funding...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 March 2003
S1W-34951
The Convenor of the Sheriffs Principal has also agreed to attend the board.We are anxious to ensure that closer local working relationships are based on practical projects with achievable results.To this end, we plan to set up one or more funded pilot projects to illustrate how a joined-up approach could be implemented at local level.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 March 2002
S1W-20837
Details are as follows:Health Board1996-97Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1996-97Total Budget Increase%1996-97Per Capita Increase(£)1996-97Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde20,2976.0516.6Ayrshire & Arran12,0744.3334.5Borders4,9555.7475.8Dumfries & Galloway8,8487.3627.6Fife10,2494.0344.7Forth Valley3,5341.7111.5Grampian19,9745.2405.5Greater Glasgow25,6253.2313.6Highland7,1444.1333.9Lanarkshire21,9075.6405.7Lothian20,4103.5233.0Orkney6603.6374.0Shetland5772.8283.2Tayside24,9027.4687.9Western Isles* -1,325 -3.9 -39 -3.3* Adjustment to capital charges allocation/payments between 1995-96 and 1996-97 distorts annual changes although this had no impact on the level of disposable income available to the Board.Health Board1997-98Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1997-98Total Budget Increase%1997-98Per Capita Increase(£)1997-98Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde13,8763.9354.2Ayrshire & Arran19,2456.6516.6Borders4,0894.5384.4Dumfries & Galloway5,2124.0374.2Fife13,4064.1405.3Forth Valley11,5825.5395.1Grampian17,9164.4385.0Greater Glasgow42,7085.2525.7Highland9,6675.4475.4Lanarkshire27,2906.6486.5Lothian35,6405.9425.3Orkney1,3527.1666.9Shetland1,6157.7707.7Tayside9,8342.7283.0Western Isles 2,387 7.3 110 9.7Health Board1998-99Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1998-99Total Budget Increase%1998-99Per Capita Increase£1998-99Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde16,6414.5445.1Ayrshire & Arran13,6154.4394.7Borders4,4824.7414.6Dumfries & Galloway6,0674.5414.5Fife8,2303.0222.8Forth Valley11,5865.2415.2Grampian16,0713.8364.4Greater Glasgow10,6271.250.6Highland6,2953.3323.5Lanarkshire18,8154.3354.4Lothian25,6054.0313.8Orkney1,8719.211110.8Shetland1,5406.9727.4Tayside18,2414.9535.6Western Isles1,1653.3554.4Health Board1999-00Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1999-00Total Budget Increase%1999-00Per Capita Increase(£)1999-00Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde6,8671.8192.1Ayrshire & Arran9,9063.0283.3Borders1,3631.4121.3Dumfries & Galloway6,3684.5474.9Fife8,9283.1253.0Forth Valley8,0203.4232.8Grampian6,3181.4121.4Greater Glasgow33,0233.8424.4Highland4500.210.1Lanarkshire14,3383.1232.8Lothian11,4611.791.1Orkney**-1,135-5.1-61-5.3Shetland6872.9383.6Tayside5,3571.4181.8Western Isles5451.5382.9** Adjustment to the method of funding...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 May 2001
S1W-14598
A key component of these first PiPs should set out how local authorities and health boards will set up and maintain local registers of adults and children with learning disabilities.Number of pupils with Special Educational Needs & Records of Needs, by Local AuthorityPre-SchoolPrimary, Secondary & SpecialLocal AuthoritySpecial Educational NeedsRecords of NeedsSpecial Educational NeedsRecords of NeedsScotland2,77944038,18515,689Aberdeen City7391,707755Aberdeenshire146262,072680Angus366630270Argyll & Bute8433732180Clackmannanshire27*571181Dumfries & Galloway65121,605468Dundee City10817957560East Ayrshire7019905441East Dunbartonshire39*390170East Lothian337270109East Renfrewshire7118864213Edinburgh, City of162373,5211,070Eilean Siar17*285116Falkirk6861,198606Fife11962,340641Glasgow City470504,0372,379Highland117302,087837Inverclyde62*788419Midlothian3310477170Moray468811324North Ayrshire48*970465North Lanarkshire165371,809927Orkney Islands11*17143Perth & Kinross7430877405Renfrewshire11301,946892Scottish Borders6718908265Shetland Islands13*19082South Ayrshire78*834392South Lanarkshire19491,7301,013Stirling5361,033208West Dunbartonshire59*424135West Lothian58171,046273Sources: SEED School Census & Pre-school Census, both September 1999.Figures in the table include both publicly-funded...
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2006
Justice 2 Committee, 19 Sep 2006
Christmas Day and New Year's Day Trading (Scotland) Bill:Stage 1 Item 2 is a continuation of evidence taking on the Christmas Day and New Year's Day Trading (Scotland) Bill.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 February 2007
Plenary, 08 Feb 2007
The first item of business is consideration of business motion S2M-5561, in the name of Margaret Curran, on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, setting out a timetable for stage 3 consideration of the Transport and Works (Scotland) Bill. Motion moved, That the Parliament agrees that, during Stage 3 of the Transport and Works (Scotland) Bill, debate on groups of amendments shall, subject to Rule 9.8.4A, be brought to a conclusion by the time limit indicated, that time limit being calculated from when the Stage begins and excluding any periods when other business is under consideration or when a meeting of the Parliament is suspended (other than a suspension following the first division in the Stage being called) or otherwise not in progress: Groups 1 to 5: 1 hour 5 minutes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 December 2006
Plenary, 13 Dec 2006
That the Parliament agrees that the draft Criminal Legal Aid (Scotland) (Prescribed Proceedings) Amendment Regulations 2006 be approved.
