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Date answered:
13 January 2003
S1W-32834
The Health Technology Board for Scotland (HTBS) helped to reduce inequalities in health services across Scotland by providing consistent, evidence-based advice to NHS boards in the form of three Health Technology Assessments, 30 HTBS Comments on NICE guidance and through its support of the Scottish Medicines Consorti...
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Date answered:
13 January 2003
S1W-32568
Complaints against the police in Scotland are regulated by statute, principally the Police (Scotland) Act 1967, the Police (Conduct) (Scotland) Regulations 1996 and the Police (Conduct) (Senior Officers) (Scotland) Regulations 1999.
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Date answered:
22 November 2002
S1W-31397
The other members of the consortium are the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (formerly the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology), Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland and AOC Scotland Limited.A separate study to assess the socio-economic and agricultural impacts of the Environmentally Sensitive Area schemes was commiss...
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Date answered:
31 October 2002
S1W-30476
The Scottish Welfare to Work Task Force has established a construction sub-group to develop an appropriate construction industry training course for New Deal clients in Scotland. Futureskills Scotland and Careers Scotland have agreed to identify opportunities for careers and t...
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Date answered:
8 August 2002
S1W-27548
The Scottish Advisory Committee for the Dental Workforce (SACDW) will be discussing this issue at their next meeting, prior to making recommendations on the best balance of numbers in training between hygienists and therapists for Scotland. In order to encourage these professional groups to work in all areas of Scotland, we are also reviewing how, in the longer term, educational provision can be supplied in partnership with remote and rural areas of Scotland.
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Date answered:
30 May 2002
S1W-26043
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-24558 by Mike Watson on 23 April 2002, what steps are being taken to ensure that the various national art collections are truly national and accessible to the public. The National Galleries of Scotland has a statutory duty to care for, preserve and add to the objects in their collections and to secure that the objects are exhibited to the public.Free entry to the National Galleries ensures that the national collection is accessible to all.In addition to the main galleries in Edinburgh, the National Galleries also have out-stations around Scotland - Duff House in Banff and Paxton House in the Borders - both of which hold significant works from the national collection.Responding to the need to make the national collections more widely accessible and visible to the public, the National Galleries of Scotland are participating in the development of a scheme to increase lending to smaller museums and galleries around Scotland.
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Date answered:
23 May 2002
S1W-25823
I have asked Graeme Munro, Chief Executive of Historic Scotland, to answer. His response is as follows:Historic Scotland continues to meet its Key Performance Target to resolve 97% of consent casework notified by planning authorities to it under the requirements of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997 within a period of 28 days.
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Date answered:
2 April 2002
S1W-24172
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 amends the Housing (Scotland) Act 1987 to require local authorities to have regard to the best interests of children in the exercise of their homelessness functions, including the offer of accommodation made to homeless families.
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Date answered:
27 March 2002
S1W-24088
Audit Scotland published its latest figures on these targets on 17 January 2002.
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Date answered:
22 March 2002
S1W-23949
I have asked Mr Bob Millar, Chief Executive of Communities Scotland to respond. His response is as follows:Communities Scotland's (and Scottish Homes) actual development programme budgets in the Highland Council area in the period 1999-2000 to 2002-03, are as follows:Communities Scotland/Scottish Homes Expenditure - Highland Council (1999-2000 - 2003-04) - Capital and Revenue ExpenditureYearHighland Council Increase compared to 1999-2000 budget £ million£ million1999-20006.6-2000-017.7+1.12001-029.4+2.82002-039.4+2.8 S1W-23949
