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Date answered:
11 November 2002
S1W-31110
I have asked Mr Bob Millar, Chief Executive of Communities Scotland to respond. His response is as follows:Section 79 of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 provides Scottish ministers with the power to set standards.
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28 June 2002
S1W-23860
All teachers who have not trained in Scotland who wish to teach here must seek admission to the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) register of persons entitled to teach in Scotland.I have asked Matthew MacIver, Chief Executive of the GTCS to respond.
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Date answered:
29 January 2002
S1W-21916
To ask the Scottish Executive which National Training Organisations are (a) based solely in Scotland and (b) have representative offices in Scotland, broken down by Local Enterprise Company area.
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8 November 2001
S1W-19372
To ask the Scottish Executive which ministers have met representatives of Community Learning Scotland since 1 July 1999 and on which occasions.
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Date answered:
12 December 2000
S1W-11543
Internal applicants used the same application process as external candidates.Following specialist legal advice, LT Scotland invited expressions of interest in the Assistant Chief Executive posts from serving Directors of LT Scotland's predecessor organisations, SCCC and SCET.
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Date answered:
27 April 2000
S1O-01570
To ask the Scottish Executive what the average life expectancy in Scotland was in 1979 and what it was in 1997 and how these figures influence its policy in relation to the promotion of health education in Scotland.
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Date answered:
2 May 2001
S1W-15049
To ask the Scottish Executive how much and what proportion of Scotland's municipal waste is currently recycled within Scotland.
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Date answered:
27 January 2006
S2W-22350
To ask the Scottish Executive, in light of the statement in Government Expenditure and Revenues in Scotland 2003-04 (GERS) that unidentifiable expenditure outside the United Kingdom was allocated to Scotland on the same basis as non-identifiable expenditure, in line with the principle that “expenditure outside the UK is non-identifiable from the perspective of the UK’s constituent countries, as the benefits are shared between them”, how much of the expenditure on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link in 2003-04 was classified in HM Treasury’s public expenditure database as being outside the UK and, of this, what proportion the Executive allocated to Scotland in GERS; how much of the expenditure on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link in 2003-04 was identifiable within the UK and, of this, what proportion was identifiable to Scotland, and whether the Executive considers the differences in proportions allocated to Scotland to be justifiable.
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Date answered:
1 October 2004
S2W-10732
The following table sets out the total number of housing approvals issued by Communities Scotland since 2001-02 until 2003-04, although it should be noted that Communities Scotland came into being in November 2001.
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Date answered:
15 March 2004
S2W-06338
In the last five years 26 reports by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) under section 30 F of the Control of Pollution Act 1974, relating to pollution of controlled waters by sewage, have resulted in the conviction of the following companies: Company Convictions North of Scotland Water Authority 5 East of Scotland Water Authority 1 West of Scotland Water Authority 7 Scottish Water 9 Stirling Water Seafield Ltd 2 DC Watson & Sons (Fenton Barns) Ltd 1 SLC Turnberry Ltd 1 Details of prosecutions under other regulatory regimes or in cases reported by specialist reporting agencies other than SEPA could only be obtained at disproportionate cost.The Executive has supplied the following corrected answer:Colin Boyd QC: In the last five years 26 reportsby the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) under section 30F of theControl of Pollution Act 1974, relating to pollution of controlled waters by sewage,have resulted in the conviction of the following companies: Company No. of Convictions North of Scotland Water Authority 5 East of Scotland Water Authority 1 West of Scotland Water Authority 1 Scottish Water 15 Stirling Water Seafield Ltd 2 DC Watson andns (Fenton Barns) Ltd 1 SLC Turnberry Ltd 1 Details of prosecutions underother regulatory regimes or in cases reported by Specialist Reporting Agencies otherthan SEPA could only be obtained at disproportionate cost.
