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Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 September 2003

S2W-02542

To ask the Scottish Executive whether the Standing Committee of Chief Constables is carrying out a thorough review of the Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency, as recommended by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary for Scotland (HMIC) in the Primary Inspection 2003 of the agency.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 September 2003

S2W-02421

This is the reason forthe legislation which establishes rights of responsible access in Part 1 of theLand Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. The act provides a balance between theresponsible exercise of access rights and restrictions to facilitate publicsafety.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 September 2003

S2O-00364

The Governmentwill only recommend UK membership of EMU if it is in the national economic interest.The Secretary of State for Transport and Scotland represents Scottish interestsin the UK Government.OtherGovernment Departments were involved in aspects of the preliminary and technicalwork (encompassed in the EMU studies).
Questions and Answers Date answered: 2 September 2003

S2W-01846

I have asked Angiolina Foster, Acting Chief Executive of Communities Scotland to respond. Her response is as follows:A working group wasestablished to examine the financial impact on the housing association sectorof the withdrawal of section 54.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 1 September 2003

S2W-01890

This asks about the numberof people with learning disabilities by local authority area; how many have theirown tenancies, and how many have access to Local Area Co-ordinators,independent advocacy, Personal Life Plans, employment opportunities, furthereducation, employment training, community short breaks, and alternatives totraditional day services.This will provideinformation on these areas for the first time in Scotland...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 1 September 2003

S2W-01822

I have asked Angiolina Foster, Acting Chief Executive of Communities Scotland to respond. Her response is as follows:In 2000-01 105 housingassociations and co-operatives received section 54 tax relief grants at a costof £5.0 million.In 2001-02 49 housingassociations and co-operatives received section 54 tax relief grants at a costof £3.3 million.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 22 August 2003

S2W-01750

The Executive remains committed to ensuring that Government in Scotland is efficient and decentralised, as part of the wider vision of more accessible, open and responsive Government.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 August 2003

S2W-01823

At that time I announced the intention to adopt that recommendation, a decision that is reflected in the A Partnership for a Better Scotland agreement, which includes a commitment to introduce a single seller survey.Work on developing that pilot is under way, with the intention of robustly testing the single survey approach recommended by the task force, in...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 August 2003

S2W-00300

To ask the Scottish Executive when the programme to end the use of mixed sex hospital wards will be completed, as referred to in A Partnership for a Better Scotland Very substantial progress has been made towards achieving the target of ending mixed sex hospital wards with almost 99% of wards fully compliant.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 August 2003

S2W-01449

To ask the Scottish Executive what resources will be made available to any special school whose pupil numbers decrease as a result of a presumption to mainstreaming legislation, in the light of the Auditor General for Scotland report, Moving to mainstream: The inclusion of pupils with special educational needs in mainstream schools.

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