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9 August 1999
S1W-00804
Its remit will be: "To 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."
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Date answered:
9 August 1999
S1W-00804
Its remit will be: "To 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."
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19 July 1999
S1W-00100
To ask the Scottish Executive what measures it intends to take in addressing Scotland's record of chronic heart disease.
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29 September 2000
S1W-09890
To ask the Scottish Executive how many registered charity shops there are currently in Scotland. There is no register of charity shops in Scotland.
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15 December 2005
S2W-21437
The latest published information on the economic costs of alcohol to society can be found in Alcohol Misuse In Scotland: Trends And Costs - Final Report, dated October 2001.
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23 March 2005
S2W-14531
They do not specify an age for retirement.The terms of the NHS pension scheme in Scotland allow for members to retire from pensionable employment at any time on or after attaining age 60, with entitlement to a normal retirement pension.
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25 March 2003
S1W-34716
There should be no difficulty in bringing Scotland on board at the end of this process.
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6 June 2002
S1W-25985
Tables 3 and 4 provide this information in terms of our absolute measurement, 60% of median GB income (after housing costs) taken from our base year of 1996-97.Table 1 - Proportion of Children in Low Income Households in Scotland (Relative Measure)150% Mean60% Mean50% Median60% Median70% MedianBHC2AHC3BHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHC1996-97293441431521293439421997-98293240411421283038401998-99283139411423263035371999-2000263139411219242936382000-0127323943121625303538Table 2 - Proportion of School Age Children4 in Low Income Households in Scotland (Relative Measure)50% Mean60% Mean50% Median60% Median70% MedianBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHC1996-97313441421622313340421997-98313341431522293139411998-99293140421625283037371999-2000273039401220252836382000-0127324042131725303538Table 3 - Proportion of Children in Low Income Households in Scotland (Absolute Measure)550% Mean60% Mean50% Median60% Median70% MedianBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHC1996-97293441431521293439421997-98273039401420272938401998-99252935371319252833341999-200021253436914212531342000-011822313491117213032Table 4 - Proportion of School Age Children in Low Income Households in Scotland (Absolute Measure)50% Mean60% Mean50% Median60% Median70% MedianBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHCBHCAHC1996-97313441421622313340421997-98283141411521283039411998-99272937371521262935351999-200022253435915222431332000-011923323391118223032Notes:1.
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Date answered:
11 December 2001
S1W-20442
Edinburgh City Councillors appointed to non-departmental public bodies are listed in the table below:NameNDPBParty political affiliationAppt fromAppt toRemunerationIain WhyteNational Galleries of ScotlandConservative04/9803/02noneKingsley E F ThomasScottish Advisory Committee on Drugs Misuse (declassified 1/9/01)Labour01/0012/02noneDaphne SleighScottish HomesConservative09/9003/997,464Elizabeth MaginnisGeneral Teaching Council For ScotlandLabour03/9301/99noneDonald AndersonVisitScotlandLabour12/9809/057,628Marilyne A MaclarenCentral Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace (Scotland...
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Date answered:
10 July 2001
S1W-15496
There are more than 500 fewer nurse vacancies now in Scotland than in 1997. The figures show that overall just 0.6% of Scotland's total NHS nursing posts are vacant for longer than three months.
