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Date answered:
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.
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Date answered:
4 April 2000
S1W-05475
To ask the Scottish Executive how many rural partnerships are currently operational in Scotland, and in which local authority areas they are based.
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Date answered:
9 March 2000
S1W-04710
The number of medical microbiology consultants per 1,000 acute beds in Scotland is 3.5 for beds available in the acute specialties.
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Date answered:
9 March 2000
S1W-04724
My officials and officials of Enterprise Ayrshire and Locate in Scotland have been working closely with Volvo since the closure announcement in an attempt to secure a continuing engineering operation on the Irvine site.Locate in Scotland, Enterprise Ayrshire and the Scottish Executive have been acting as brokers betw...
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Date answered:
17 February 2000
S1W-04433
We shall lay regulations to increase National Health Service charges in Scotland from 1 April 2000. There will be an increase in the prescription charge of 10p, from £5.90 to £6.00 per item dispensed.
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Date answered:
20 July 1999
S1W-00415
Information on the performance of Health Boards in meeting these guarantees is published annually in the NHS in Scotland Annual Report.The Scottish Executive is committed to set and monitor targets to speed treatment and shorten waiting times.
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15 July 1999
S1W-00392
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it intends to establish, as a matter of urgency, a task force to support and co-ordinate medical treatment and care for gulf war veterans in Scotland. I am satisfied that appropriate arrangements are already in place for Gulf War Veterans in Scotland.The clinical needs of veterans in Scotland are assessed by their doctor.
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Date answered:
13 December 2006
S2W-30293
To ask the Scottish Executive how many households were registered as homeless (a) in Scotland and (b) broken down by local authority area in each of the last six years.
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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...
