There are 251,331 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Date answered:
22 February 2000
S1W-04241
The GP is required to provide treatment other than at the practice premises if the patient's condition is such that in the GP's reasonable opinion it would not be appropriate for the patient to attend there.For a person not on his or her list, in an emergency a GP is required - on request and if available - to provide treatment immediately required.These requirements are part of the Terms of Service for General Practitioners as set out in Schedule 1 to the National Health Service (General Medical Services) (Scotland...
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Date answered:
18 February 2000
S1W-03938
These allocations provide a 5% increase over the 1999-2000 general allocations.Health spending in Scotland is at record levels with expenditure of £5.2 billion planned for 2000-01.
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Date answered:
8 February 2000
S1W-03950
While decisions on support for specific businesses are for the enterprise network, we are keen to improve the quality and consistency of advice available across Scotland, and I hope to announce details of new initiatives soon.
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Date answered:
4 February 2000
S1W-03892
Information on the number of registered dentists and the number of dentists practising outwith the National Health Service in Scotland (NHSiS) is not available centrally.
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Date answered:
3 February 2000
S1W-03850
Since this appraisal has yet to be completed for these nine applications it is not possible to give reliable figures for the costs of schemes or for the amount of grant that might be awarded.The present allocation for Freight Facilities Grants in Scotland is £18.3 million for the three years between 1999 and 2002, of which £9 million has so far been committ...
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Date answered:
25 January 2000
S1W-03662
The attached table indicates those local authorities in Scotland which gave discretionary rates relief and the amounts granted in 1998-99, the first year of operation of the scheme.
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Date answered:
20 January 2000
S1W-03362
Following confirmation in November 1999 that the UK Government will not re-introduce the UK-wide scheme, the Executive has acted promptly to propose Scottish measures.In any event, resources for the FIFG programme ending 31 December 1999 are fully committed in Scotland and would not have been available to support a safety scheme.
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Date answered:
20 January 2000
S1F-00039
The Executive is committed to making public appointments in Scotland more representative of Scottish society as a whole.That is why the forthcoming consultation exercise on modernising the public appointments system, announced by Jack McConnell last month, will explore what more can be done to encourage women, disabled people and people from ethnic minoriti...
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Date answered:
12 January 2000
S1W-03164
Membership of the Council comprises representatives of the British and Irish Governments and the devolved administrations in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and representatives of the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
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Date answered:
12 January 2000
S1W-03505
There were over 107,000 students funded through the Student Awards Agency for Scotland in 1998-99. Of these, 8,071 or 7.5% were assessed to pay the full fee (the system is currently in a transition period).
