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18 April 2001
S1W-14365
Following that meeting, on 21 March, the Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning and Gaelic discussed the impact of the foot and mouth outbreak on business with the Committee of Scottish Clearing Bankers and representatives from the four main Clearing Banks in Scotland. (The UK Government have had similar discussions with the major Clearing Ban...
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Date answered:
17 April 2001
S1W-14734
All current GM crops including the GM oilseed rape being grown in Scotland have been tested in laboratory and glasshouse conditions and in small-scale plots before being given approval to be grown as part of the farm-scale evaluation programme.ACRE has concluded that GM crops themselves do not pose a threat to human health or the environment and remain conf...
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12 April 2001
S1W-14688
Neither the public resources nor the burden on businesses required to conduct this exercise on a monthly and quarterly basis could be justified.There are, however, other sources of e-commerce statistics available for Scotland. The Scottish Chambers of Commerce, for example, have recently added e-commerce questions to their quarterly surveys.
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9 April 2001
S1W-13986
The work of the LHCC Best Practice Group has identified a substantial range of service improvements. Audit Scotland has also carried out an evaluation of LHCCs' range of activities.
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Date answered:
9 April 2001
S1W-14255
To ask the Scottish Executive how it plans to achieve the objectives of the Making it in Renfrewshire Network which involves, among others, the local chamber of commerce and businesses, within the structure and policies set out in Created in Scotland: The Way Forward for Scottish Manufacturing in the 21st Century.
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6 April 2001
S1W-14488
A further £120m has been allocated to extend the initiative across Great Britain until 2004, including the creation of 2 new teams in Scotland. Details of the resources allocated to each team are still under discussion within DfEE and should be finalised in the next weeks.
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5 April 2001
S1W-14394
However because of the operation of the Fontainebleau agreement the UK taxpayer will end up paying £129 million or some 83% of the total.We estimate that Scotland's share of the UK package will be around £241/2 million, of which £151/2 million will be EU funded and £ 9 million UK funded.
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30 March 2001
S1W-13248
The Executive is committed to the maintenance of the universal service throughout Scotland at an uniform tariff and recognises the importance of the availability of postal services in rural areas.
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Date answered:
30 March 2001
S1W-11085
To ask the Scottish Executive whether trials of the new combination drug to treat mesothelioma which are currently taking place in Newcastle will be extended to Scotland. The Chief Scientist Office (CSO) within the Scottish Executive Health Department is aware of 25 current studies into mesothelioma in the UK, none of which take place in Newcastle.
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29 March 2001
S1W-14215
There are a number of publicly funded organisations which produce newsletters etc. which touch on social inclusion issues without covering them in particular.Scottish Homes started producing a quarterly news publication Action for Social Justice in Scotland in June 2000. Three issues were produced in 2000 at a total cost of £15,435.
