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Date answered:
11 February 2000
S1W-04056
To ask the Scottish Executive what plans are in place to educate and assist bee keepers in dealing with the effects of the varroa jacobsonic mite and of other bee ailments and whether it has any plans to appoint a bee officer or equivalent in Scotland. Advice by means of illustrated leaflets is already available to assist beekeepers in Scotland in dealing with the varroa jacobsoni mite and the other notifiable bee diseases notably European Foul Brood and American Foul Brood.
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Date answered:
17 January 2000
S1W-03761
To ask the Scottish Executive how it intends to monitor the progress made by Social Inclusion Partnerships in deprived areas across Scotland. In November 1999 we set out our targets and milestones for establishing social justice and equality of opportunity in Scotland.
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7 December 1999
S1W-02743
Historic Scotland submitted a Notification of Proposed Development (NOPD) for the proposed visitor centre to Highland Council in May 1997.
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Date answered:
19 November 1999
S1W-02388
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will consider allowing NHS Trusts in Scotland to benefit from capital receipts resulting from the disposal of surplus assets.
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Date answered:
19 November 1999
S1W-02384
To ask the Scottish Executive whether there has been any increase in the number of people being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in Scotland in the past three years and, if so, which Health Board is reporting the greatest increase over that period.
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Date answered:
10 November 1999
S1W-02161
The suggestion that Dounreay could take low level waste (LLW) from around Scotland was contained in the Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Committee's (RWMAC) response to the Select Committee's Report on management of nuclear waste.
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Date answered:
26 October 1999
S1W-01849
Work involving the key agencies is continuing to develop information systems that will provide the necessary detail.On the basis of information currently available for 13 of the 15 health board areas, in the 35,524* average available staffed beds in Scotland, there are 2,015 patients whose discharge has been delayed, for a variety of possible reasons, by more than the two days referred to in the pilot definition. (* Source ISD Scotland, 1998-99 provisional figures-excluding joint user and contractual beds) S1W-01849
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Date answered:
6 September 1999
S1W-01040
To ask the Scottish Executive why the white paper "Towards a Healthier Scotland" does not mention the issue of suicide and any co-ordinated action to prevent it.
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Date answered:
6 September 1999
S1W-01040
To ask the Scottish Executive why the white paper "Towards a Healthier Scotland" does not mention the issue of suicide and any co-ordinated action to prevent it.
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Date answered:
11 August 1999
S1W-00462
To ask the Scottish Executive what steps it has taken to ensure that imported pork, bacon and ham supplied to its own and local authority catering services complies to the same standards as that to which pig producers in Scotland are obliged to comply with. Neither the Treaty of Rome nor the rules of the World Trade Organisation allow Scotland to ban the import of meat products that have not been produced to the same husbandry standards as required here.However, a new EC Directive, agreed in June 1998 and which must be implemented by the end of this year, will encourage a more level playingfield by requiring minimum standards on welfare, inspection, feeding etc for all farmed animals.That same Directive also recognises the importance of widening consensus on animals welfare, requiring the European Commission to produce a report comparing EU welfare conditions with those of third country suppliers.
