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Date answered:
4 April 2002
S1W-24268
To ask the Scottish Executive (a) what progress it is making towards its targets to (i) double the average consumption of fruit and vegetables; (ii) increase by nearly half the intake of bread (mainly wholemeal); (iii) double the daily intake of breakfast cereals; (iv) reduce the proportion of total fat and of saturated fat by over 5%; (v) reduce average salt intake by over a third; (vi) halve child intake of non-milk sugar; (vii) increase the intake of non-sugar carbohydrates by a quarter; and (viii) double the consumption of oily fish as referred to in its report Cancer in Scotland...
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Date answered:
15 March 2002
S1W-23640
I can assure you, however, that the Scottish Executive is examining this project and its potential implications for Scotland with great care and that we are committed to finding ways to achieve citizen-centred public service delivery.As regards progress in the delivery of online public services, the Electronic Service Delivery Progress Report, published on ...
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Date answered:
25 February 2002
S1W-22493
This represents 12.8% of all council meetings held during that period. Scotland is represented at all council meetings as part of the United Kingdom.Start DateEnd DateCouncilMinister17/03/200018/03/2000Informal Council for Ministers of Lifelong Learning (Portugal)Nicol Stephen20/03/200020/03/2000Agriculture Council (Brussels)Ross Finnie08/06/200008/06/2000E...
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Date answered:
12 March 2001
S1W-13572
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will list Scotland's tourist information centres, indicating the area tourist board each is affiliated to.
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Date answered:
14 August 2000
S1W-08875
To ask the Scottish Executive how many diabetic amputations were carried out annually in the NHS, broken down by health board, in each year from 1997-98. or the years ending 31 March: 1998-2000, the numbers of amputations involving a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus, by health board of treatment, are as followsHealth Board of Treatment1997-981998-991999-2000pScotland531633556Argyll & Clyde172221Ayr & Arran244451Borders723Dumfries & Galloway232622Fife615335Forth Valley363944Grampian445865Greater Glasgow10620797Highland343636Lanarkshire484651Lothian874778Orkney111Shetland210Tayside404752Western Isles140Source: SMR01p ProvisionalNOTESSource: SMR01.ISD Scotland...
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Date answered:
21 March 2000
S1W-04688
The number of NHS average available staffed beds by specialty group, excluding beds in non-NHS locations, for the quarters ending 31 March 1997 to 31 December 1999, the latest period for which information is centrally available, is given in the table.The downward trend in bed numbers in a number of specialties reflects the changing patterns of treatment and care in these areas.NHS In Scotland1 - Average Available Staffed Beds By Specialty GroupQuarters Ending 31 March 1997 to 31 December 1999 MarchJuneSeptemberDecemberMarchJune1997219971997199719981998Acute surgical7,1247,1456,9786,8716,8136,836Acute medical7,0086,7596,5546,6346,9466,731Dental 72 71 69 6868 69GP Other than Obstetrics1,1761,1641,1691,1631,1611,135Obstetrics1,3991,3851,3611,3271,3451,308Geriatric assessment33,6263,6633,6433,7143,8093,676Geriatric long stay35,2435,0964,9754,8554,7664,603Psychiatric8,9818,9298,7698,6578,5248,455Learning disabilities2,9702,8732,8412,8232,7892,672Other specialties 356 347 354 343317 319All specialties37,95437,43336,71436,45536,53735,804 SeptemberDecemberMarchJuneSeptemberDecember1998199819991999p1999p1999pAcute surgical6,8096,7716,6616,6866,5806,406Acute medical6,5146,6206,9706,6726,5136,666Dental 76 70 70 68 70 67GP Other than Obstetrics1,1641,1921,2231,1981,1911,225Obstetrics1,2591,2531,2481,2361,2201,213Geriatric assessment33,5943,5803,6863,6463,5663,618Geriatric long stay34,4504,3594,2054,0404,0593,999Psychiatric8,3768,1218,0537,8767,7687,596Learning disabilities2,5882,5252,4892,3952,2262,134Other specialties 333 329 339 327 315 320All specialties35,16334,82134,94334,14433,50833,244Source: ISD Scotland...
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Date answered:
10 February 2000
S1W-04293
The membership of the Working Group is as follows:Mr Mike McCabe (Chairman), Director of Education, South Ayrshire.Mr John O'Keane, Headteacher of Cardinal Newman High School, NorthLanarkshire.Mrs Anne Pearson, Headteacher of Park Primary School, Alloa,ClackmannanshireMrs Gill Mackay, Senior Teacher at Dunard Primary School, Glasgow.Mr John Waddell, Vice Chair of Williamwood High School School Board, East Renfrewshire representing the Scottish School Board Association.Ms Kim Connolly, a Director of the Scottish Parent Teacher Council.Reverend Jack Laidlaw, Convener of the Church of Scotland...
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Date answered:
11 January 2000
S1W-03284
To ask the Scottish Executive to specify the percentage and number of students dropping out of each of Scotland's universities and further education colleges in the years 1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99 broken down by institution.
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Date answered:
21 July 1999
S1W-00411
To ask the Scottish Executive what are the total capital receipts arising from the sale of council houses since 1979 for each local authority in Scotland. Information for the financial years 1990-91 to 1997-98, as reported by local authorities, is given in the tables.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2006
Procedures Committee, 20 Jun 2006
There is something to be gained through interpellations for both Executive and Opposition members but, more important, for the Parliament and the people of Scotland so that they can get to grips with some of the issues.
