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26 April 2001
S1W-14936
The Executive aims in all its work to ensure that the particular needs, circumstances and choices of all Scotland's communities including travelling people are taken into account.
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4 April 2001
S1W-14766
To ask the Scottish Executive what key targets it has set for the Student Awards Agency for Scotland for the financial year 2001-02.
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22 January 2001
S1W-12204
A £250,000 package of measures has recently been announced which is designed to tackle the problem of nuisance neighbours, including the creation of a Sociable Neighbourhood National Co-ordinator, who will promote good practice across Scotland and work with councils and others to develop successful strategies.
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25 October 2000
S1W-10293
The Occupational Health Strategy for NHS in Scotland staff made clear that employers must risk-assess all tasks and activities and develop local policies based on risk, aimed at reducing violent incidents in the workplace.
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13 September 2000
S1W-08849
A copy of this is available in the Parliament's Reference Centre (Bib. number 7379).The numbers of consultants employed by the NHS in Scotland in the specialties referred to in questions asked by Mary Scanlon on 25 July 2000 are shown in attached Table 1.
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25 August 2000
S1W-09385
I am determined to reduce water pollution. The environmental quality of Scotland's waters is generally very good, but there are some significant problems, for example in some bathing waters.
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9 August 2000
S1W-07503
In addition to predation factors such as habitat degradation, disease, water quality and poor weather conditions may also have an effect on spawning populations.The issue of seal predation on freshwater fisheries already features in the consultation paper Protecting and Promoting Scotland's Freshwater Fish and Fisheries: A Review, published recently.
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14 July 2000
S1W-08435
(Scotland)4,196Salvation Army1,6251,500895Scottish Association of Young Farmers' Clubs1,755Scottish Centres2,165Scottish Chess Association205Scottish Conservation Projects575626200SCVO8,3046,6505,456Scottish National Council of YMCAs739SSCVYO1,980Scout Association2,45513,15512,6049,145Venture Scotland778YWCA of Great Britain1,5502,2933,2194,140Youth Clubs S...
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20 June 2000
S1W-07708
In exercising these powers authorities may be liable to claims for compensation in terms of section 76 of the Act.Should a building or site become unsafe, there are powers under the Building (Scotland) Act 1959 to require a developer to make them safe.The Executive has no plans to amend the planning provisions and, although the building control system is un...
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12 May 2000
S1W-06009
To ask the Scottish Executive, with regard to the trade in illegal passports, what steps it will take to prevent any misuse of records on births and deaths held by the General Register Office for Scotland. It would not be helpful in combating identity fraud to be too specific about the Scottish Administration's co-operation in this field with UK Government agencies and with those responsible for law-enforcement north and south of the Border, nor about the new counter-measures being put in place.However, the General Register Office for Scotland this spring made available to the UK Passport Agency in electronic format a substantial subset of linked birth and death records in certain categories mainly at risk of being used for identity fraud, and they plan during summer 2000 to complete the linking of records in these high-risk categories.It is worth reiterating that an entry in the Register of Births is the public record of an event.
