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Date answered:
27 July 2002
S1O-06390
The Chief Scientist Office (CSO), within the Scottish Executive Health Department, has responsibility for encouraging and supporting research into health and health care needs in Scotland. CSO is largely a response mode funder of research and this role is well known and advertised throughout the health care and academic community.
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Date answered:
2 July 2002
S1W-26613
In recognition of the importance of short breaks we are providing local authorities with substantial new resources to provide an additional 22,000 weeks of breaks each year across Scotland by 2003-04. We are monitoring the effective use of these resources through local outcome agreements with individual councils.
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1 July 2002
S1W-26823
In addition a smoking cessation "pathway" for patients has recently been established in the State Hospital at Carstairs.The Executive is aware that people with mental health problems may need additional help to enable them to stop smoking. ASH (Scotland) and HEBS are presently working up proposals to pilot smoking cessation services specifically for people ...
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25 June 2002
S1W-26644
Scottish Enterprise Dunbartonshire is working with West Dunbartonshire Council, Careers Scotland and employers to increase apprenticeship opportunities in a wide range of sectors.
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Date answered:
17 June 2002
S1W-26032
The review is being led by Health Education Board for Scotland and will aim to complete during summer 2002.In her answer to S1O-4973 on 28 March 2002, Cathy Jamieson indicated other ways that the Executive is supporting the development of breakfast clubs.
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14 June 2002
S1W-25695
The Scottish ministers have responsibility for issuing these licences and consents on all developments in waters adjacent to Scotland. S1W-25695
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Date answered:
13 June 2002
S1W-26420
In 2001, the Executive received initial advances of 1.9 million euros for the Highlands and Islands transitional Objective 1 programme for 2000-06, and 4.45 million euros for the programme covering the rest of Scotland. By the end of 2004 a further 13 and 26 million euros respectively should be drawn down for these programmes.
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Date answered:
7 June 2002
S1W-26339
Our action programme to reduce youth crime, launched on 28 January, identifies the measures we will take this year to build a safer Scotland and reduce youth offending. All authorities have received funding to support multi-agency youth crime teams and to put in place effective programmes which will reduce youth crime.
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Date answered:
6 June 2002
S1W-25962
Similarly, guidance in volunteering policies for local authorities was issued in 2000 jointly by COSLA and Volunteer Development Scotland and we understand that around two thirds of local authorities currently have specific volunteering policies.
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Date answered:
5 June 2002
S1W-26120
The following table shows the latest centrally available data for headcount and whole-time equivalent of speech therapists by NHS board in Scotland:Speech Therapists in Scotland by NHS Board at 30 SeptemberHeadcountWTE1998199920002001P1998199920002001PScotland824844887882686.4708.1744.4739.6Argyll and Clyde6262626652.452.953.756.2Ayrshire and Arran414649543...
