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Date answered:
8 November 2006
S2W-29311
The COPFSis a department of the Scottish Executive, headed by the Lord Advocate, whose positionas the head of the systems of criminal prosecution and investigation of deaths inScotland is enshrined in the Scotland Act.It is a key objective of the COPFS to ensure that all crimes made known to theProcurator Fiscal are investigated “in the public interest”.As well as being the sole public prosecution authorityin Scotland, the COPFS has the duty to investigate, inthe public interest, all sudden, suspicious or unexplained deaths throughout Scotland.COPFS adopted the International Association of Prosecutors’Standards of Professional Responsibility in 1999.
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Date answered:
13 September 2006
S2W-28101
Anne’s Bridge.A76 Whitehill Bridge.A82 Nevis River (Signals provided for junction)A830 Lochy River New (Signals provided for junction).Swing Bridges Over Canals with Permanent Traffic Signals:A830 Banavie.A82 Laggan.A82 Aberchalder.A82 Fort Augustus.A82 Tomnahrich.A83 Ardrishaig.Bridges with Temporary Traffic Signals:A82 Larig Eilde – new bridge under construction; due for removal January 2007.A9 Berrydale Langwell/ A9 Berrydale Water – under repair; due for removal September2006.Transport Scotland...
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Date answered:
5 September 2006
S2W-27758
We introduced the Scottish ForestryGrants Scheme in June 2003, and details of the payments made (and those to be claimedonce the work has been satisfactorily completed), up to and including Friday 18 August 2006,have been published on the webpages of Forestry Commission Scotland and can be viewedat www.forestry.gov.uk/sfgsgrantdetails.The information about grants has been provided in different views and in a separatefile to enable further analysis.For each component of grant inany scheme, details are provided: a reference number, name of the scheme, ForestryCommission Scotland Conservancy area, applicant’s name and (where appropriate) organisation,recipient of grant, local authority area, Ordnance Survey grid reference, date approved,objective type (purpose for which the grant was given), payment date, amount paid,and any outstanding grant.
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Date answered:
5 June 2006
S2W-26253
Monitoring of quota stocks and setting of under-10-metre monthlylimits is done at a UK level and no distinction is made between under-10-metrevessels based in Scotland and those based elsewhere in the UK.In 2004 and 2005 under-10-metrevessels not in Producer Organisations accounted for the following percentages oflandings of the following1 quota stocks. ...
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Date answered:
30 May 2006
S2W-25972
For that reasonreporters routinely request in such cases that parties consider whether theywould be prepared to agree to apply by analogy the Town and Country Planning(Inquiries Procedure) (Scotland) Rules 1997 and thus the content of SODDCircular 17/1998 concerning Procedures and Good Practice.
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Date answered:
18 May 2006
S2W-25189
The Scottish Executive andits agencies will adopt best practices from the Better Regulation Action Plan whichwas launched by the Chancellor in May 2005.In addition, in Scotland, weare promoting the Better Regulation Agenda by making sure all new legislationis subject to a Regulatory Impact assessment to minimise burdens on business; byengaging with Department of Trade and Industry and Better Regulation Executiveofficials on setting up Local Better Regulation Offices in Scotland; by feedingthe views of Scottish business to the Penalties Review and the Review ofImplementation of EU Legislation led by Professor Macrory and Neil Davidson QCrespectively; by maximising the opportunitiesto use public sector procurement as an economic development tool and making thecurrent system easier for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to accessand utilise; by ensuring that the benefitsfrom streamlining bureaucracy and improved arrangements for regulation,inspection, audit and complaints handling are shared between the publicand private sectors and finally, throughour industry-led Regulatory Review Group, by focussing on those areas of mostconcern to industry and where our joint intervention can make a realdifference.
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Date answered:
11 May 2006
S2W-25462
The list did not includethe Royal Bank of Scotland. Of the 26, nine companies subsequently submitted a Pre-QualificationQuestionnaire.
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Date answered:
3 May 2006
S2W-25040
The number of calls made to thefire and rescue services are shown in the following table. 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Central Scotland 6,093 4,977 4,949 4,962 5,107 5,444 10,678 10,244 12,559 9,206 Dumfries and Galloway 3,165 2,719 7,039 8,576 2,656 3,110 3,397 3,063 3,369 3,018 Fife 14,657 17,572 13,125 12,632 14,515 14,033 14,420 15,782 16,132 14029 Grampian 13,637 12,168 12,422 10,788 11,984 14,157 15,099 16,250 18,257 14,050 Highlands and Islands 8,481 8,700 7,545 7,784 8,002 7,201 7,052 7,729 7,568 6,581 Lothian and Borders 31,267 28,659 27,815 26,193 30,800 33,816 36,632 33,134 36,732 34,564 Strathclyde 77,002 65,942 61,507 60,338 62,735 64,584 101,896 97,660 105,590 903,26 Tayside 19,846 14,691 13,440 12,559 14,206 14,145 15,292 13,854 15,245 12,817 Source: HM Chief Inspector ofFire Services for Scotland.
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Date answered:
2 May 2006
S2W-24888
Dental Vocational Training Schemes are currently run fromsix centres across Scotland. Under the DentalAction Plan, we will expand outreach teaching for dental and clinical professionalsproviding vocational training places for the increased number of dental students.The present scheme generally has ten placeswith training split between practice-based learnin...
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Date answered:
20 March 2006
S2W-24029
Population figures derivefrom mid year estimates from the General Register Office for Scotland (GROS) at30 June 2004.2. Covers ages five to 18 years.3.
