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Date answered:
5 September 2003
S2W-02012
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-1227 by Ross Finnie on 30 July 2003, whether it will give the information requested on the numbers of live sheep, lambs and pigs exported for slaughter, further fattening and breeding, for Scotland only. The information requested, for Scotland only, is given in the following tables: 2000 Live Sheep Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Belgium 155 0 0 France 1,180 0 0 Germany 92 0 0 Ireland (Rep) 6 0 0 Netherlands 44 0 0 Switzerland 13 0 0 Total 1490 0 0 2001 Live Sheep Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter France 30 0 0 Ireland (Rep) 0 0 700 Total 30 0 700 2002 LIVE Sheep Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Belgium 9 0 0 France 30 5,890 0 Germany 1 0 0 Ireland (Rep) 58 0 0 Netherlands 34 0 0 Total 132 5,890 0 The above figures relate toconsignments of Scottish sheep which were certified for export directly abroad.Information is not available for Scottish consignments which transited anAssembly Centre outwith Scotland and were subsequently certified for export ascombined consignments with sheep from other parts of GB. 2000 Live Pigs Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Belgium 1,075 0 0 Denmark 83 0 0 France 2,000 0 0 Germany 4,589 0 0 Italy 2,654 0 0 Netherlands 2,004 0 0 Spain 5,513 0 0 Total 17,918 0 0 2001 Live Pigs Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Germany 2,679 0 0 Netherlands 545 0 0 Spain 400 0 0 Total 3,624 0 0 2002 Live Pigs Country of Destination Breeding Fattening Slaughter Germany 1,360 0 0 Greece 22 0 0 Italy 451 0 0 Netherlands 933 0 0 Total 2,766 0 0 S2W-02012
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Date answered:
18 June 2003
S2W-00861
These have been identified as sensitive areas in accordance with the terms of the Urban Waste Water Treatment (Scotland) Regulations 1994. The additional sensitive areas have been identified because of eutrophication, or in order to meet the requirements of the Surface Waters (Fishlife) (Classification) (Scotland) Regulations 1997, or in order to meet the requirements of the Surface Waters (Shellfish) (Classification) (Scotland) Regulations 1997.
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Date answered:
5 February 2003
S1W-33415
However, it is possible to make use of this information to estimate the proportion of convictions involving different types of drug.Information on drug-related deaths is published by the General Register Office for Scotland. Figures relating to heroin are grouped with morphine in the statistics and are given in the following Table 2.Table 2: Heroin/Morphine1,2-Related Deaths, Scotland, 1997-20011997199819992000200174121167196216Notes:1.
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Date answered:
7 May 2002
S1W-24921
In terms of fisheries management, ministers have powers under the Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Act 1984 to prohibit fishing in any specified area of Scotland's inshore and intertidal waters.
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Date answered:
11 January 2002
S1W-20268
However, WeBS data showing peak counts for Scotland as a whole are provided for each species in the following tables.
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Date answered:
19 March 2001
S1W-13185
To ask the Scottish Executive how many hospital beds in each health board area are currently designated for mentally disordered offenders referred under the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975 or the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1984 and what the equivalent figures were for each of the last five years.
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Date answered:
19 March 2001
S1W-13212
To ask the Scottish Executive how many (a) individuals and (b) families were homeless in (i) Highland Council area, (ii) the Western Isles, (iii) the Orkney islands, (iv) the Shetland Islands and (v) Scotland in each year since 1990. The available information relates to applications to Scottish local authorities under the homeless persons legislation.
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Date answered:
26 April 2000
S1W-04679
Centrally collected data includes numbers of surgeons and oncologists employed in the NHS in Scotland. Recognised specialist/specialty functions are identified, for example, urological surgery, plastic surgery, ear/nose and throat surgery.
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Date answered:
2 March 2000
S1W-04864
Today we are publishing the results of this work in a report entitled Created In Scotland - The Way Forward for Scottish Manufacturing in the 21st Century.
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Date answered:
18 October 1999
S1W-01593
Similar information will also be provided for policy reviews and consultation exercises.(1) The Homelessness Task ForceRemitTo review the causes and nature of homelessness in Scotland; to examine current practice in dealing with cases of homelessness; and to make recommendations on how homelessness in Scotland can best be prevented and, where it does occur, tackled effectively.MembershipTitleNameMsJackie Baillie, Deputy Minister for CommunitiesCllrRita Miller, Convener of Community Services, South Ayrshire Council (CoSLA)MrMark Turley, Director of Housing, Edinburgh City Council (CoSLA)CllrRobert Aldridge, Director, Scottish Council for Single HomelessMsLiz Nicolson, Director, Shelter ScotlandMsMargaret Taylor, Director, Glasgow Council for Single HomelessMrMel Young, Director, The Big Issue in ScotlandMrDavid Orr, Director, Scottish Federation of Housing AssociationsMsPat Bagot, Policy and Practice Manager, Scottish HomesMsSuzanne Fitzpatrick, Department of Urban Studies, Glasgow UniversityMrDavid Belfall, Head of Group, Development Department, Scottish Executive(2) Poverty and Inclusion Task ForceSRemitTo promote the development and implementation of effective, integrated policies and programmes to promote social inclusion in Scotland, and to report progress to the Cabinet at regular intervals.MembershipTitleNameMsWendy Alexander MSP, Minister for CommunitiesMrSam Galbraith MP MSP, Minister for Children and EducationMrHenry McLeish MP MSP, Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong LearningMrJack McConnell MSP, Minister for FinanceMsSusan Deacon MSP, Minister for Health and Community CareMrRoss Finnie MSP, Minister for Rural AffairsMsJackie Baillie MSP, Deputy Minister for CommunitiesMrKenneth MacKenzie, Head of the Scottish Executive Development DepartmentMrDavid Belfall, Head of Housing and Area Regeneration Group, SEDDMrsGillian Stewart, Head of the Children and Young People Group, SEEDDrAndrew Goudie, Chief Economic AdviserMsLinda Rosborough, Head of Social Inclusion DivisionMrBrian Fitzpatrick, Policy UnitMrJohn McLaren, Policy UnitProf.Duncan McLennan, Policy UnitS This task force was initiated on 28 June but held its first meeting on 30 July.
