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Date answered:
2 August 1999
S1W-00589
To ask the Scottish Executive further to the answer to question S1W-270 by Ross Finnie on 13 July, what measures at the disposal of the European Commission it intends to encourage the Commission to use to assist the pig farming industry in Scotland. We shall continue to press the European Commission to use the main measures - namely export refunds and priv...
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Date answered:
23 July 1999
S1W-00505
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will publish on the internet the responses to the "Investing in modernisation - an agenda for Scotland's housing" green paper. All the responses to the Green Paper (except for those expressly submitted in confidence) are already available for public inspection at the offices of the Scottish Executive, and I have als...
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Date answered:
6 July 1999
S1W-00181
To ask the Scottish Executive whether or not it intends to introduce any system of proportional representation voting for local government elections in Scotland. As I announced on 2 July, this is to be considered as part of a wider package of measures to revitalise local government.
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Date answered:
24 June 1999
S1W-00067
My officials have met senior officers at the Board twice recently and this matter has also been discussed with the Board in the Tripartite Group which also includes the Law Society of Scotland. I am being kept fully informed and plan to meet the Board in due course as part of my familiarisation with the key players in the justice system.
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Date answered:
16 June 1999
S1W-00036
To ask the Scottish Executive what proportion of the #600 million referred to in the "Partnership for Scotland" agreement for investment in the capital infrastructure of schools does it intend to support Public Private Partnerships.
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Date answered:
5 May 2005
S2W-15819
Cash Terms 1996-2000 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 Aberdeen City 86,909,230 92,077,265 101,318,328 107,932,600 Aberdeenshire 44,835,817 45,794,645 49,466,288 48,487,191 Angus 17,881,385 17,667,960 19,568,920 21,069,069 Argyll and Bute 24,905,858 23,925,238 28,299,338 23,747,965 Clackmannanshire 10,409,625 10,604,813 10,495,047 11,539,780 Dumfries and Galloway 27,831,687 31,037,389 31,789,211 33,402,835 Dundee City 39,584,602 39,377,604 42,071,071 43,670,230 East Ayrshire 16,508,548 20,644,896 21,876,160 23,412,662 East Dunbartonshire 14,695,819 14,936,428 14,797,539 16,036,135 East Lothian 24,079,491 24,224,075 24,911,565 26,772,712 East Renfrewshire 9,699,357 8,102,884 10,126,348 11,158,841 Edinburgh, City of 169,526,631 179,348,233 186,151,389 208,251,305 Eilean Siar 4,482,845 4,636,830 4,632,944 4,817,703 Falkirk 45,196,145 41,533,242 44,466,106 46,440,358 Fife 99,952,162 93,983,725 101,297,014 91,226,077 Glasgow City 219,409,650 203,939,379 231,326,059 239,192,865 Highland 51,131,606 50,237,633 53,075,991 56,675,597 Inverclyde 14,111,817 15,684,943 14,744,755 18,236,927 Midlothian 11,729,201 11,998,115 12,994,938 14,551,079 Moray 18,100,377 19,300,029 19,672,200 20,021,799 North Ayrshire 34,462,286 35,580,437 37,390,012 39,012,317 North Lanarkshire 63,138,676 56,933,088 68,164,545 68,604,237 Orkney 5,962,906 5,639,008 6,209,691 6,391,268 Perth and Kinross 31,684,643 32,776,628 32,924,975 36,622,733 Renfrewshire 43,513,331 44,499,634 46,023,557 49,085,909 Scottish Borders 16,299,596 17,340,330 18,548,281 18,811,036 Shetland 15,915,411 14,235,802 12,351,868 12,967,924 South Ayrshire 25,664,737 26,253,041 28,296,107 29,390,735 South Lanarkshire 63,847,135 57,732,714 69,496,242 74,688,174 Stirling 23,350,956 23,435,752 26,955,963 26,968,347 West Dunbartonshire 20,572,119 22,853,790 22,396,215 23,199,411 West Lothian 36,658,220 40,843,193 44,096,478 44,261,659 Scotland...
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Date answered:
29 October 1999
S1W-01829
That advice will be peer-reviewed by External Assessors from outwith Scotland, in accordance with the Working Group's own standard procedures.Campylobacter There is general agreement amongst the Public Health Community on both sides of the border that the data generated by current campylobacter typing methods are of little clinical or public health value.
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Date answered:
23 March 2007
S2W-32361
Allegations that persons livingin Scotland were responsible for war crimes committed during theSecond World War were investigated by a specialised Crown Office unit formed in1991.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 March 2007
S2W-32318
To ask the Scottish Executive whether Transport Scotland is taking account of the 3% per annum passenger growth identified in Network Rail’s Network Utilisation Strategy in the procurement of rolling stock for the Airdrie to Bathgate rail link project.
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Date answered:
20 March 2007
S2W-32335
His response is asfollows:The figures are given in theScottish Executive Statistical Bulletins (Criminal Justice Series) - PrisonStatistics Scotland, 2005-06and are available on the Scottish Executive Statistics website at www.scotland.gov.uk/stats under“Crime and Justice”, and are also available in the Scottish Parliament InformationCentre (Bib. number 402...
