There are 261,256 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Date answered:
27 February 2003
S1W-34039
All authorities have also received funding to increase the availability of suitable temporary accommodation more generally, following the implementation of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001.Guidance issued on the development of homelessness strategies also makes clear that these strategies should clearly identify which forms of non-permanent or intermediate a...
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Date answered:
23 October 2002
S1W-28680
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answers to questions S1W-26897 and S1W-27654 by Mr Jim Wallace on 3 July 2002 and 13 August 2002 respectively, where a standard for health care in a prison has been recorded as "partially achieved", what progress this implies has been made in working to achieve all aspects of the standard for (a) 100% of prisoners having their weight recorded on each admission to prison and their height recorded on their initial admission to prison, (b) the provision of basic equipment within each consulting room, minimum si'e of 10.8m2, in the health centre which shall include an examination couch, a mercury sphygmomanometer, scales, desk, three chairs, examination/treatment lamp, stethoscope, eye charts, ophthalmoscope, auroscope and a copy of BNF in 100% of cases, (c) the provision of adequate facilities for visiting psychiatrists in 100% of cases, (d) the referral of routine cases to the psychiatrist being seen within four weeks in 100% of cases, (e) the referral of urgent cases to the psychiatrist being seen within seven days in 100% of cases, (f) emergency (psychiatric) cases being seen within 24 hours in 100% of cases, (g) the transfer to hospital following completion of a Section under the Mental Health (Scotland...
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Date answered:
18 September 2002
S1W-28112
To ask the Scottish Executive what the charges for business customers in the former West of Scotland Water Authority area for (a) water supply and (b) waste water services (i) were in each of the last three years of the authority's existence and (ii) have been in the current year under Scottish Water This is a matter for Scottish Water.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 August 2002
S1W-27670
Copies are available in the Parliament's Reference Centre (Bib. number 22064), and on the Scottish Executive internet site: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/stats/bulletins/00168-05.asp.Information on fire service staff is given in Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Fire Services for Scotland Report for 2000-2001, published by Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Fire...
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Date answered:
28 May 2002
S1W-26359
The review will:consider how effectively SEPA has performed since it was established and seek the views of a range of stakeholders on its performance;consider how well SEPA responds to the policies and priorities of the Scottish ministers and if the level of delegation to SEPA from the Scottish Executive is sufficient and appropriate;examine the role of SEPA in relation to other bodies with responsibilities for environmental protection and regulation;identify ways of improving the service that SEPA provides to local communities and regulated organisations;examine the policies and practices of SEPA in relation to the charges it levies for its regulatory service;look at ways of improving the system of environmental permits and emissions monitoring, andidentify the key issues that need to be addressed to allow SEPA to meet the challenges posed by the shifting focus of environmental legislation.The review will be expected to make recommendations to the Scottish ministers in all of the key areas outlined above.The review will be informed by other relevant reviews, in particular the recent quinquennial review of the Environment Agency in England and Wales and the December 2000 Audit Scotland...
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Date answered:
30 April 2002
S1W-24671
To ask the Scottish Executive what measures the Food Standards Agency Scotland is taking to detect infected meat imported from abroad which (a) is unsafe for human consumption and (b) could pass infection to a farm animal.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 April 2002
S1W-24393
The tables show vacant and derelict land categorised according to its contamination status.Copies of the 1999, 2000 and 2001 surveys are available in the Parliament's Reference Centre (Bib. numbers 20528, 20526 and 20466 respectively).Vacant and Derelict Land1 Reclaimed Since the Previous Survey, 19992,3 (hectares)Contamination statusDerelict LandVacant LandTotal Vacant and Derelict LandKnown contamination37037Suspected contamination1460146Known or suspected not to be contaminated105216322Unknown482315797Total7705311,301Vacant and Derelict Land1 Reclaimed Since the Previous Survey, 20002,3 (hectares)Contamination statusDerelict LandVacant LandTotal Vacant andDerelict LandKnown contamination58 058Suspected contamination52052Known or suspected not to be contaminated110141251Unknown102137239Total321279600Vacant and Derelict Land1 Reclaimed Since the Previous Survey, 20012 (hectares)Contamination statusDerelict LandVacant LandTotal Vacant andDerelict LandKnown contamination55055Suspected contamination43043Known or suspected not to be contaminated109161270Unknown241182423Total449343792Vacant and Derelict Land1 Recorded in Scotland...
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Date answered:
4 April 2002
S1W-24268
To ask the Scottish Executive (a) what progress it is making towards its targets to (i) double the average consumption of fruit and vegetables; (ii) increase by nearly half the intake of bread (mainly wholemeal); (iii) double the daily intake of breakfast cereals; (iv) reduce the proportion of total fat and of saturated fat by over 5%; (v) reduce average salt intake by over a third; (vi) halve child intake of non-milk sugar; (vii) increase the intake of non-sugar carbohydrates by a quarter; and (viii) double the consumption of oily fish as referred to in its report Cancer in Scotland...
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Date answered:
15 March 2002
S1W-23640
I can assure you, however, that the Scottish Executive is examining this project and its potential implications for Scotland with great care and that we are committed to finding ways to achieve citizen-centred public service delivery.As regards progress in the delivery of online public services, the Electronic Service Delivery Progress Report, published on ...
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Date answered:
25 February 2002
S1W-22493
This represents 12.8% of all council meetings held during that period. Scotland is represented at all council meetings as part of the United Kingdom.Start DateEnd DateCouncilMinister17/03/200018/03/2000Informal Council for Ministers of Lifelong Learning (Portugal)Nicol Stephen20/03/200020/03/2000Agriculture Council (Brussels)Ross Finnie08/06/200008/06/2000E...
