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Date answered:
19 June 2000
S1W-07617
To ask the Scottish Executive how much was spent on vehicle fuel by the (i) National Museum of Scotland, (ii) National Library of Scotland and (iii) National Galleries of Scotland during 1999.
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Date answered:
6 February 2006
S2W-22719
REMADE Scotland, working with WRAP, are preparing a report on Markets for Recyclable Materials and Recycled Products in Scotland.
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Date answered:
2 December 2003
S2W-04206
This work is part ofDisclosure Scotland’s core business and is not having any adverse effect onDisclosure Scotland’s performance.The CRB is not at presentissuing basic disclosures and Disclosure Scotland, at the request of theDepartment for Transport rather than the CRB, has a...
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Date answered:
2 October 2003
S2W-02773
To assess performance againstthe aim of improving Scotland’s skill base we have a range of indicators as publishedin Measuring Scotland’s Progress towards Smart, Successful Scotland, andin the Lifelong Learning Strategy Life Through Learning: Learning Through Lifewhich was lau...
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Date answered:
13 June 2001
S1W-16022
Institutions are able, however, to offer any course on a part-time basis provided it meets the requirements set out in the Guidelines for Initial Teacher Education in Scotland. No proposals have been received for such a course from the OU since 1992.Registration with the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) is a requirement for teaching in all education authority schools in Scotland.
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Date answered:
4 May 2006
S2W-22918
To ask the Scottish Executive what discussions it has had in respect of the possibility of Careers Scotland becoming part of Learn Direct Scotland.
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Date answered:
14 April 2000
S1W-04698
To ask the Scottish Executive whether a comprehensive policy and financial management review has been carried out on (a) Scottish National Heritage, (b) Scottish Environment Protection Agency, (c) Historic Scotland, (d) West of Scotland Water Authority, (e) North of Scotland Water Authority, (f) East of Scotland Water Authority, (g) Crofters Commission, (h) Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd, (i) Caledonian MacBrayne Ltd, (j) Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency, (k) Advisory Committee on Sites of Special Scientific Interest, (l) Ancient Monuments Board for Scotland, (m) Highlands and Islands Enterprise, (n) Hill Farming Advisory Committee for Scotland, (o) Historic Buildings Council for Scotland, (p) Lands Tribunal for Scotland, (q) Local Government Boundary Commission for Scotland, (r) Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historic Monuments of Scotland and (s) Scottish Arts Council and to specify, in each case where a review has taken place, when the review was carried out, what the recommendations of the review were and when each of the recommendations was implemented.
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Date answered:
27 April 2005
S2W-16024
Table: Overseas posts maintainedby the Scottish Executive Present Post Location Employment Status Head of Office Scotland House, Brussels Assignment Deputy Head of Office Scotland House, Brussels Assignment Policy Advisor Scotland House, Brussels Assignment 2 x Desk Officer Scotland House, Brussels Assignment Policy Adviser Scotland House, Brussels Assignment EU Office Team Head (policy).
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Date answered:
10 May 2001
S1W-15170
The figures requested are as follows:1998-99CampaignSpendChildren's Panels £ 112,300 Daily Record Health Supplement (NHS White Paper) £ 77,000 Democratising Scotland £ 248,500 Domestic Violence £ 630,700 Electoral Registration £ 41,000 Fire Prevention £ 225,000 Food Safety £ 21,150 Fostering £ 97,400 Further Education £ 70,000 Historic Scotland External £ 835,000 Historic Scotland Internal £ 297,000 Local Government Commission £ 78,000 Nursing Recruitment £ 258,300 Pharmacy Point of Dispensing £ 53,200 Police Graduate Recruitment £ 9,500 Road Safety £ 628,600 Scottish Fisheries Protection agency £ 2,000 Scottish Parliament campaign £ 1,785,000 Teacher Recruitment £ 4,200 Total £ 5,473,850 1999-2000CampaignSpendCensus £ 9,993 Child Care £ 63,843 Childrens Panels £ 121,623 Domestic Violence £ 556,573Electoral Registration £ 25,787 European Elections £ 32,029 Fire Prevention £ 254,590 Food Safety £ 29,035 Healthy Christmas Campaign £ 89,649 Historic Scotland External £ 713,000 Historic Scotland Internal £ 415,000 NHS Fraud £ 100,000 Prescription Charges £ 4,678 Road Safety £ 868,800 Scotlands Parliament £ 547,600 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £ 4,738 Teacher Recruitment £ 99,680 Tobacco Campaign £ 10,404 Total £ 3,947,022 2000-01CampaignSpendAlcohol Abuse£471,970Child Care£132,530Childrens Panels£123,120Domestic Abuse Campaign£507,464Drugs Enforcement Agency£54,695Fire Safety Supplement£178,967Flu Campaign£1,076,411Food Safety£32,480Fostering Supplement£32,443Historic Scotland External£738,000Historic Scotland Internal£831,000Lead in Water£76,977NHS Branding£67,258NHS Fraud£21,942NHS Helpline£137,531NHS Public Appointments£54,754Organ Donors£48,465Organ Retention£55,697Road Safety£1,261,955Safer Scotland£162,825Scottish Criminal Records£35,250Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency£5,522Teacher Recruitment£27,025Travel Awareness£318,808Youth Summit£9,746Total£6,462,836The Scottish Executive and most of its agencies do not undertake internal advertising or promotional work but Historic Scotland undertakes such work with its members and this is reflected in the figures.
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Date answered:
27 January 2005
S2W-13148
I do not consider that the publication of Government Expenditure and Revenuein Scotland (GERS) and the information it provides puts Scotland at acommercial disadvantage.
