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Date answered:
8 November 2006
S2W-29030
The following tables show therelevant offences as recorded by the police:Insurance Offences by Year andPolice Force Area Year Central Dumfries and Galloway Fife Grampian Lothian and Borders North-ern Strath-clyde Tay-side All scotland 1999-2000 1,123 716 1,578 2,534 3,821 905 12,032 1,819 24,528 2000-01 1,116 776 2,343 2,347 3,831 1,076 11,497 1,598 24,584 2001-02 1,732 768 2,295 2,847 4,235 1,166 12,607 2,715 28,365 2002-03 1,823 956 2,491 3,048 4,525 1,212 13,460 2,997 30,512 2003-04 1,403 795 2,532 2,597 4,843 1,247 13,461 3,436 30,314 2004-05 1,162 856 2,260 2,125 3,980 1,047 11,165 2,607 25,202 2005-06 1,238 924 1,880 2,226 4,177 987 1,1221 2,487 25,140 Using Motor Vehicle Without TestCertificate: Offences by Year and Police Force Area Year Central Dumfries and Galloway Fife Grampian Lothian and Borders North-ern Strath-clyde Tay-side All Scotland 1999-2000 667 480 746 1,020 2,079 445 6,827 981 13,245 2000-01 659 404 1,335 1,018 2,948 509 6,461 848 13,182 2001-02 1,122 373 1,168 1,275 2,196 547 7,006 1,346 15,033 2002-03 997 475 1,017 1,298 2,049 601 6,966 1,528 14,931 2003-04 825 372 892 1,066 1,993 576 6,613 1,745 14,082 2004-05 570 359 577 737 1,355 452 4,543 1,075 9,668 2005-06 510 342 381 651 1,288 443 4,442 950 9,007 Vehicle Excise Licence Offencesby Year and Police Force Area Year Central Dumfries and Galloway Fife Grampian Lothian and Borders North-ern Strath-clyde Tay-side All Scotland 1999-2000 1,070 522 2,106 2,008 2,883 1,058 9,494 1,549 20,690 2000-01 1,330 788 2,530 1,761 3,998 837 11,056 1,612 23,912 2001-02 1,576 531 1,775 1,964 5,885 837 10,782 1,544 24,894 2002-03 1,538 271 2,300 1,811 6,864 787 11,728 2,015 27,314 2003-04 1,323 665 2,455 1,591 8,602 470 10,755 2,088 27,949 2004-05 774 424 1,705 1,226 6,164 824 6,274 1,026 18,417 2005-06 803 284 1,143 1,168 6,637 339 6,799 1,253 18,426 Road traffic legislation is reservedto the UK Parliament, and enforcement is a matter for individual police forces.We continue to work with the UK Government to support its work on improving compliancein these areas.
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Date answered:
1 November 2005
S2W-19762
The information is not held in the format requested, but is recorded by individual police force reporting the drugs case and is shown in that format: Year (1 April to 31 March) Number of Orders Monetary value Reporting Police Force 1999-2000 15 £807,283.13 Information not held 2000-01 12 £117,284.75 Information not held 2001-02 32 £532,812.96 Information not held 2002-03 30 £560,248.89 Information not held 2003-04 1 £1,500.00 Central Scotland...
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Date answered:
8 June 2005
S2W-16973
To ask the Scottish Executive what percentage of Scottish graduates who graduated in each year since 1999 are still resident in Scotland. The information held by the Scottish Executive is from a survey of graduates from higher education institutions conducted around six months after their graduation.
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Date answered:
23 May 2005
S2W-16440
This time series provides the closest available approximation of the percentage shares of GDP accounted for by the public sector in Scotland, though it should be noted that the SIC system categorises output by industry and does not draw an explicit distinction between activities carried out in the public and private sectors.
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Date answered:
10 March 2005
S2W-14639
(b) Number of Deaths from Prostate Cancer (ICD-10 C61) Each Year, by Year of Death and Health Board Area of Residence: 1996-2003 Heath Board Area of Residence Year Of Death 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Argyll and Clyde 75 57 46 73 66 66 64 58 Ayrshire and Arran 62 44 44 60 58 68 69 72 Borders 26 24 25 27 22 20 23 22 Dumfries and Galloway 24 21 26 28 27 30 23 32 Fife 53 55 62 60 46 51 71 46 Forth Valley 42 43 33 31 44 45 34 46 Grampian 73 85 80 84 78 78 82 74 Greater Glasgow 106 107 109 109 127 120 125 128 Highland 35 30 39 44 45 39 40 40 Lanarkshire 71 62 53 65 73 79 75 61 Lothian 99 98 82 107 111 109 95 117 Orkney 1 3 5 2 5 3 6 3 Shetland 3 4 3 5 1 5 2 2 Tayside 70 69 67 66 69 58 59 80 Western Isles 3 6 3 8 1 6 7 5 Scotland...
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Date answered:
28 July 2004
S2W-09535
Information on average available staffed beds by category of care for Scotland and in each NHS board area for the year ending 31 March 2004 is shown in the following tables:NHSScotland - Average Available Staffed Beds1; by Specialty Groupand Health Board Area: Year Ending 31 March 2004p All specialities Acute surgical Acute medical Dental GP other than obstetrics Obstetrics Neo/post natal cot Scotland 30 089 5 914 6 294 60 1 260 1 008 à 346 Argyll & Clyde 2 707 411 432 - 107 97 28 Ayrshire & Arran 2 068 378 424 5 93 80 25 Borders 658 90 112 - 120 22 8 Dumfries & Galloway2 819 153 154 2 60 31 10 Fife 1 750 252 334 4 51 61 17 Forth Valley 1 366 290 177 2 - 59 20 Grampian2 3 130 618 619 9 362 131 38 Greater Glasgow 6 185 1 523 1 467 19 - 196 80 Highland 1 278 292 336 2 120 63 12 Lanarkshire 3 016 537 587 7 91 79 21 Lothian 4 235 818 1 013 5 25 80 58 Orkney 94 21 - - 42 8 - Shetland 100 26 28 - - 6 - Tayside 2 455 462 541 6 166 80 29 Western Isles 227 46 71 - 21 14 - NHSScotland - Average Available Staffed Beds1; by Specialty Groupand Health Board Area: Year Ending 31 March 2004p Geriatric Medicine units other than long stay long stay units Psychiatric Learning disabilities Radiology specialities Unspecified Scotland 3 649 3 444 6 972 852 207 84 Argyll & Clyde 321 393 829 78 - 11 Ayrshire & Arran 306 251 394 109 4 - Borders 59 97 143 7 - - Dumfries & Galloway2 51 141 168 43 - 6 Fife 174 289 490 61 - 17 Forth Valley 232 208 342 35 - - Grampian2 230 324 604 167 18 10 Greater Glasgow 891 605 1 259 38 94 15 Highland 110 67 222 40 12 2 Lanarkshire 400 334 791 169 - 1 Lothian 555 444 1 104 58 54 21 Orkney - 23 - - - - Shetland 4 36 - - - - Tayside 296 218 585 48 25 - Western Isles 20 14 41 - - - Source: ISDScotland Form ISD(S)1.Notes:p Provisional.1 Includes joint-user and contractual hospitals.2 Some information is estimated.
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Date answered:
8 July 2004
S2W-09026
These gaps will continue to occur but employers have been encouraged to follow the guidance in Temporary Measures the Accounts Commission for Scotland Report 2000 on reducing usage and costs through a hierarchy of options in which preference for bank is higher than more expensive agency nurses.The Partnership Agreement commits to implementing nationally co-ordinated nursing bank arrangements in Scotland and a project is currently examining a range of options to reduce the reliance on agency nurses, assist nurse placement across Scotland and improve patient services.
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Date answered:
25 May 2004
S2W-08179
Anne McGuire MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Scotland represented Scotland’s interests Europe 18-Mar-04 London Minister for Justice Europe 27-Apr-04 London Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Health 07-Apr-00 Cardiff First Mini...
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Date answered:
29 January 2004
S2W-05539
Median Wait (days) NHS Board 30 Sep 1994 30 Sep 1995 30 Sep 1996 30 Sep 1997 30 Sep 1998 Argyll and Clyde 47 55 71 68 53 Ayrshire and Arran 54 40 43 43 43 Borders 48 49 46 54 50 Dumfries and Galloway 41 48 42 37 45 Fife 75 69 73 67 65 Forth Valley 51 62 74 60 82 Grampian 72 77 84 55 70 Greater Glasgow 51 53 56 61 52 Highland 49 56 51 59 70 Lanarkshire 39 42 76 77 56 Lothian 47 39 43 56 47 Orkney 21 19 32 49 39 Shetland 38 44 38 35 24 Tayside 48 45 61 75 77 Western Isles 84 97 105 65 71 Scotland...
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Date answered:
30 September 2002
S1W-29332
An education programme is currently being developed by NHS Education for Scotland, which will ensure that individual nurses are well prepared for the role.
