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Date answered:
24 February 2000
S1W-04075
An exercise to obtain an accurate picture of the percentage of patients in mixed sex wards at a set point in time would be time consuming and of limited value.Progress is being made towards the elimination of mixed sex accommodation from the NHS in Scotland by March 2002. I have asked for regular updates on the position, with information on the Trusts that ...
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Date answered:
18 February 2000
S1W-04200
This assessment is based on an analysis of the use of services by people from different areas in Scotland, including the relative use of health services by children from affluent and deprived areas.
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Date answered:
10 February 2000
S1W-03647
To ask the Scottish Executive, in the light of the predicted increase in cancer prevalence in Scotland, and the importance of specialised staff for the improvement in cancer outcomes, what plans it has to increase the number of medical and clinical oncologists over the next five to ten years.
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Date answered:
18 January 2000
S1W-02186
To ask the Scottish Executive to list the real terms annual percentage increase in actual, estimated and planned spending for each year for which figures are available on schools, education, health, enterprise and industrial development, housing, agriculture, environment and local authority related spending in Scotland. From financial year 1995-96 the real...
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Date answered:
12 January 2000
S1W-02904
Not all local authorities chose to submit an interim report on road traffic reduction, since the provisions of the Road Traffic Reduction Act 1997 have still to be commenced in Scotland and there was therefore no statutory requirement for them to do so.
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Date answered:
25 November 1999
S1W-02523
The information requested on the number of psychiatric consultants is shown in the attached tables.Table: Psychiatric consultants (1) employed by NHS TrustsDistribution by health board areas: as at 30 September 1993-98 Whole time equivalents 199319941995199619971998Argyll & Clyde22.919.421.923.526.728.9Ayrshire & Arran11.09.88.89.810.712.2Borders5.05.05.76.26.46.4Dumfries & Galloway8.48.48.08.08.07.0Fife12.014.014.011.411.914.4Forth Valley11.012.013.414.415.817.4Grampian29.530.022.030.530.134.2Greater Glasgow52.355.2 63.761.566.969.7Highland10.010.09.68.29.310.3Lanarkshire17.0 17.517.116.018.022.6Lothian42.543.445.246.248.746.2Orkney------Shetland1.0-1.01.01.01.0Tayside25.624.925.425.926.429.7Western Isles1.01.01.01.01.02.0Number (2) 199319941995199619971998Argyll & Clyde252124273034Ayrshire & Arran121110111213Borders556789Dumfries & Galloway999999Fife121414121315Forth Valley111214151719Grampian323329323237Greater Glasgow586170677376Highland10101091011Lanarkshire171918161823Lothian464750515248Orkney------Shetland1-1 111Tayside282728282832Western Isles1 11112Source: Medical and Dental Census ISD Scotland...
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Date answered:
12 October 1999
S1W-00925
As with any other form of development, mobile phone transmitter masts require planning permission from the planning authority, unless they qualify for permitted development rights under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992. Class 67 of the Order sets out the permitted development rights for telecommunications c...
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Date answered:
12 October 1999
S1W-00925
As with any other form of development, mobile phone transmitter masts require planning permission from the planning authority, unless they qualify for permitted development rights under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992. Class 67 of the Order sets out the permitted development rights for telecommunications c...
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Date answered:
20 September 1999
S1W-00819
All vessels of 10 metres and under may fish for scallops.Since vessels may fish for other species and in other areas, depending on the conditions of the licence, it is not possible to determine definitively how many fishermen's incomes may have been affected by the ban on scallop fishing which began on 9th July in certain sea areas in the west of Scotland. ...
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Date answered:
20 September 1999
S1W-00819
All vessels of 10 metres and under may fish for scallops.Since vessels may fish for other species and in other areas, depending on the conditions of the licence, it is not possible to determine definitively how many fishermen's incomes may have been affected by the ban on scallop fishing which began on 9th July in certain sea areas in the west of Scotland. ...
