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Date answered:
9 October 2001
S1W-18507
Scientific studies conducted by the Food Standards Agency (Scotland) are detailed in the Food Standards Agency's Food Research Programmes Annual Report.
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17 May 2001
S1W-15321
Thus, as indicated in my earlier answer, no estimate has been made of the impact of bringing the current North of Scotland Water Authority charges into line with current charges in the other areas.
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1 March 2001
S1W-13461
The Scottish Executive's recently published strategy for the Enterprise Network, entitled A Smart Successful Scotland, (Parliament Reference Centre, Bib. no. 10982) made clear that demographic change and its impact on the Scottish Economy is a matter which needs further study.The Scottish Executive has recently announced the establishment of a unit in Scottish Enterprise to be called "Future Skills Scotland".
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31 January 2001
S1W-09706
The Chief Medical Officer will also, at my request, be leading an expert group to address the care of older people across Scotland and to look at how their journey through the health care system can be improved.
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7 December 2000
S1W-11499
Nominations to the Clinical Standards Board for Scotland's service review groups were invited from all NHS Trusts in Scotland, from Health Councils and from a wide range of voluntary organisations.
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26 September 2000
S1W-08406
The table below details the public sector bodies that are set external financing limits by the Scottish Executive and provides details of the limits allocated for 2000-01: £ millionNational Health Service Trusts-£23Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd£11Caledonian MacBrayne£19Scottish Enterprise£393Highlands and Islands Enterprise£67North of Scotland Water Authority£55West of Scotland Water Authority£81East of Scotland Water Authority£66Note: The figure for NHS Trusts is negative (-£23 million) because the repayment of existing loans, which scores as a receipt in public expenditure terms, is greater than the draw down of any new loans.
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13 September 2000
S1W-07661
I have asked each authority to provide information on their fuel costs, and their responses are detailed below:West of Scotland Water Authority 1997-98£ million1998-99£ million1999-2000£ millionElectricity, Gas and other heating fuels 6.607.036.48Other (mainly vehicle fuel)1.751.972.38Total8.359.008.86East of Scotland Water Authority 1997-98£ million1998-99£ million1999-2000£ millionElectricity, Gas and other heating fuels 6.916.687.08Other (mainly vehicle fuel) **1.401.401.40Total8.318.088.48** EOSWA Vehicle fuel : Best available estimate - figures not held centrallyNorth of Scotland Water Authority 1997-98£ million1998-99£ million1999-2000£ millionElectricity, Gas and other heating fuels 5.055.014.86Other (mainly vehicle fuel)1.301.471.74Total6.356.486.60 S1W-07661
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Date answered:
6 July 2000
S1O-02123
These measures are developing from the White Paper, Towards a Healthier Scotland, which is available in the Parliament's Reference Centre (Bib. number 3036).The Healthy Scotland Convention, which brings together key partners from a range of sectors, met on 3 July to review working arrangements and how they might be e...
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28 April 2000
S1W-05812
To ask the Scottish Executive how much it estimates is being spent by the NHS in Scotland annually on smoking cessation treatments.
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9 February 2000
S1W-03989
(Scotland) Bill which issued on 18 November 1999.
