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Date answered:
17 July 2002
S1W-27070
The names of the bodies to whom the consultation paper were sent are given in the following list:Action of Churches Together in ScotlandCatholic Church in ScotlandEvangelical Alliance (Scotland)Faculty of AdvocatesThe General AssemblyThe Law Society of ScotlandPart-time Sheriffs' AssociationScottish Association of Citizens Advice ScotlandScottish Consumer C...
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Date answered:
16 July 2002
S1W-27104
The Executive will continue to promote better links between pre-school education and other agencies, so as to provide better integrated services for children, and will look at better programmes and facilities for supporting children's physical development and movement.The Executive is also working with Learning and Teaching Scotland and others to improve ch...
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Date answered:
10 July 2002
S1W-27126
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has considered the Race Equality Advisory Forum report, Making it Real: A Race Equality Strategy for Scotland, and, in particular, the section on ethnic origin classification and what action has been taken to ensure that the report's recommendations are reflected in every area of its work.
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Date answered:
9 July 2002
S1W-26789
Year Ended 31 December 2001P.NHS BoardMedian Wait Argyll and Clyde350 daysAyrshire and Arran362 daysBorders138 daysDumfries and Galloway337 daysFife154 daysForth Valley344 daysGrampian111 daysGreater Glasgow369 daysHighland55 daysLanarkshire330 daysLothian103 daysOrkney452 daysShetland384 daysTayside155 daysWestern Isles314 daysSCOTLAND244 daysSource: ISD Scotland, SMR00.Notes:PProvisional S1W-26789
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Date answered:
2 July 2002
S1W-26614
We are also allocating local authorities further new resources to develop an additional 22,000 weeks of respite services across Scotland by 2003-04 each year and we will be monitoring the outcomes achieved through local outcome agreements with individual councils.
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Date answered:
20 June 2002
S1W-26532
In pursuit of that, we are committed to joining up delivery across the public sector in Scotland according to citizens' needs. Our key modernising priorities are therefore those activities which support the provision of better public services and offer real benefits to citizens, such as the projects which meet the criteria for our Modernising Government Fun...
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Date answered:
13 June 2002
S1O-05422
The work of the Remote and Rural Areas Resource Initiative is also helping to develop remote and rural health services in Scotland. S1O-05422
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Date answered:
6 June 2002
S1W-25969
This response details the Executive's plans to reform the arrangements for direct funding of the voluntary sector in Scotland. A number of principles and processes aimed at making it easier for voluntary organisations to apply to the Executive for funding will be adopted.
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Date answered:
5 June 2002
S1W-25926
The Lord Advocate has directed that: (a) proceedings should not be taken in the district court for a breach of a Sex Offenders Order, or any offence aggravated by a breach of a Sex Offender Order; (b) proceedings should not be taken in the district court where the prosecutor considers a Non-Harassment Order to be appropriate, and (c) proceeding should not be taken in the district court where the offence is racially aggravated or contrary to section 50A of the Criminal Law (Consolidated) (Scotland...
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Date answered:
5 June 2002
S1W-26119
Year Ending 31 December 2001PNHS BoardMedian WaitArgyll and Clyde80 daysAyrshire and Arran97 daysBorders78 daysDumfries and Galloway101 daysFife66 daysForth Valley70 daysGrampian88 daysGreater Glasgow95 daysHighland59 daysLanark106 daysLothian28 daysOrkney120 daysShetland97 daysTayside66 daysWestern Isles56 daysScotland69 dayspProvisional.Source: ISD Scotland. S1W-26119
