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Official Report
Meeting date:
20 March 2001
Audit Committee, 20 Mar 2001
We need only consider the extension of the National Museum of Scotland, which took nearly 10 years from drawing board to completion; we are trying to complete a large project in extraordinarily rapid time.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 April 2006
S2W-24655
These figures differfrom those presented in the Scottish Fisheries Statistics publication where “administrative (base) port” is used throughout.The percentage changes between1 January 2005 and 1 January 2006 are affected by special exercises carriedout in 2005 to “weed” inactive vessels from the Register who for more than six monthshave had no licence to fish.Table 1 - Number of Fishing Vesselsby Port of Registration in Scotland...
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 March 2005
Finance Committee, 01 Mar 2005
We are supposed to be deciding what Scotland's national bird is. I presume that it will be whatever can deal with the pigeons.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 January 2004
Procedures Committee, 13 Jan 2004
Other broadcasters have not complained about the shift in time. Programmes such as "Scotland Today" and newspapers also have to be considered when we weigh up the impact that the new time has had on audience figures.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 September 2006
S2W-28004
Hospital AdmissionRates1 for People with Diabetes5 in Dundee3; byIntermediate Zones for the Time Period Ending 31 December 2003 to 31 December 2005 Intermediate Geography4 Intermediate Geography 2003 2004 2005P Description Code Number Rate1 Number Rate1 Number Rate1 Dundee City 1556 10.9 1781 12.6 2086 14.7 Perth Road S02000199 16 3.0 23 4.4 45 8.7 Westend S02000200 30 4.8 23 3.6 27 4.2 City Centre S02000201 32 6.6 27 5.4 36 7.2 Logie and Blackness S02000202 48 9.2 48 9.5 62 12.3 Docks and Wellgate S02000203 42 9.2 49 11.0 55 12.3 Balgay S02000204 46 10.9 75 18.0 66 15.8 Menzieshill S02000205 63 12.8 80 16.7 119 24.9 Broughty Ferry Wes S02000206 59 11.6 71 13.7 71 13.7 Craigie and Craigiebank S02000207 80 19.1 71 17.1 101 24.3 Stobswell S02000208 48 10.2 58 12.0 73 15.1 Law S02000209 60 15.8 58 15.4 89 23.6 West Ferry S02000210 17 5.2 43 13.1 47 14.4 Hilltown S02000211 65 11.2 63 10.8 62 10.6 Barnhill S02000212 66 13.0 54 10.7 56 11.1 Broughty Ferry East S02000213 31 7.7 55 14.0 48 12.2 Lochee S02000214 82 14.8 133 24.7 105 19.5 Baxter Park S02000215 41 12.3 44 13.3 57 17.2 Charleston S02000216 51 12.5 55 13.9 49 12.4 The Glens S02000217 88 18.4 81 17.3 123 26.3 Douglas East S02000218 54 15.4 62 18.2 58 17.0 Fairmuir S02000219 67 14.4 86 18.9 89 19.5 Western Edge S02000220 11 3.6 15 4.9 14 4.5 Linlathen and Midcraigie S02000221 59 11.3 71 13.6 87 16.7 Douglas West S02000222 71 16.0 78 18.5 114 27.0 Caird Park S02000223 32 9.1 46 13.4 52 15.1 West Pitkerro S02000224 19 4.4 16 3.6 24 5.4 Ardler and St Marys S02000225 80 15.1 80 15.1 106 20.0 Whitfield S02000226 64 11.8 50 9.1 53 9.7 Downfield S02000227 36 7.0 61 12.1 59 11.7 Kirkton S02000228 39 9.7 42 10.8 69 17.7 Fintry S02000229 59 10.8 63 11.7 70 13.0 Source: ISD Scotland...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 March 2006
S2W-23159
Median Wait Times from Arrival at A&E Reception to Completion of Treatment Median Waiting Time (Minutes) 19991 20001 20011 20022 20033 20043 20053 NHS Argyll and Clyde 61 62 73 76 79 94 79 Inverclyde Royal Hospital 51 68 68 84 75 133 78 Lorn & Islands District Gen Hospital x x x 45 45 55 40 Royal Alexandra Hospital 70 64 84 81 96 94 106 Vale of Leven District General Hospital - Medical Assessment Unit x x x x x x 103 Vale of Leven District General Hospital - Minor Injuries Unit x x x x x x 60 Vale of Leven District General Hospital 58 54 68 65 75 46 x NHS Ayrshire and Arran 88 78 82 91 73 110 90 Crosshouse Hospital 4 x 73 85 85 x 113 103 The Ayr Hospital 88 83 77 99 73 103 80 NHS Borders 52 72 98 112 96 64 109 Borders General Hospital 52 72 98 112 96 64 109 NHS Dumfries and Galloway 37 51 56 56 46 79 94 Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary 37 51 56 56 46 79 94 NHS Fife 62 79 57 85 90 120 103 Queen Margaret Hospital 51 73 60 78 118 121 126 Victoria Hospital 76 83 55 95 65 120 88 NHS Forth Valley 60 70 87 115 72 85 93 Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary 65 65 120 135 83 79 100 Stirling Royal Infirmary 55 80 65 94 64 95 85 NHS Grampian 71 55 90 91 89 79 90 Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 85 60 110 109 104 87 111 Dr Gray’s Hospital 45 50 55 75 72 105 70 Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital 42 38 36 44 60 58 62 NHS Greater Glasgow 69 78 87 91 91 100 90 Glasgow Royal Infirmary 94 89 100 125 115 145 127 Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow 107 131 116 103 90 88 88 Southern General Hospital 80 82 114 92 128 123 103 Stobhill Hospital 88 86 98 99 75 91 95 Victoria Infirmary 32 45 46 55 52 70 54 Western Infirmary/Gartnavel General 62 73 90 102 111 125 149 NHS Highland 46 46 80 88 62 124 73 Raigmore Hospital 46 46 80 88 62 124 73 NHS Lanarkshire 62 79 94 91 79 102 133 Hairmyres Hospital 68 96 110 99 68 90 141 Law Hospital 45 54 79 x x x x Monklands Hospital 74 95 101 90 66 107 134 Wishaw General Hospital x x x 85 100 103 127 NHS Lothian 89 95 113 90 102 107 102 New Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh x x x x x x 162 Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh 72 78 64 74 65 64 69 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh 113 112 139 92 132 131 x St John’s Hospital At Howden 61 80 99 106 98 118 82 NHS Orkney Islands 28 25 20 30 25 35 25 Balfour Hospital 28 25 20 30 25 35 25 NHS Shetland Islands 49 35 48 45 48 35 60 Gilbert Bain Hospital 49 35 48 45 48 35 60 NHS Tayside 65 56 65 73 72 96 94 Ninewells Hospital 75 70 75 78 92 102 95 Perth Royal Infirmary 49 37 46 63 48 85 88 NHS Western Isles 40 40 55 35 60 45 60 Western Isles Hospital 40 40 55 35 60 45 60 All Participating Departments 67 74 84 88 84 99 97 Source: ISD Scotland...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 November 2005
S2W-20206
Expenditure will include the costs associated with the board’s responsibilities for the planning and commissioning of health care for its resident population (such as statutory reporting, strategic planning, commissioning of health care and financial projections), but not those costs associated with the provision of health care and other non-clinical services provided by the board.BudgetsThe total budget of each board is their Revenue Resource Limit (RRL) which is reported in their annual accounts.In 2000-01, before resource budgeting was introduced to the Scottish Executive, boards did not have a RRL therefore for 2000-01 their budget has been assumed to be their Total Revenue Allocation which was also reported in their Annual Accounts.PopulationThe figures for the population of each board area is taken from Report 086 of the Cost Book, no figures are yet available for 2004-05.Management(b) The amount spent by each NHS board in each of the last five years on management, expressed both as (i) a percentage of total budget, and (ii) per head of population was: 2000-01 2001-02 (£000) % Cost Per Head (£) (£000) % Cost Per Head (£) Argyll and Clyde 22,884 5.41% 54.04 23,896 5.80% 56.43 Ayrshire and Arran 18,632 5.17% 49.90 20,259 5.73% 54.26 Borders 6,753 6.34% 63.17 7,241 7.11% 67.74 Dumfries and Galloway 8,662 5.67% 59.41 8,939 5.99% 61.31 Fife 16,066 5.14% 45.85 19,397 6.37% 55.36 Forth Valley 11,828 4.52% 42.55 12,637 5.04% 45.46 Grampian 29,609 6.19% 56.57 31,862 6.93% 60.88 Glasgow 72,357 7.45% 80.01 74,003 7.78% 81.83 Highland 10,263 4.86% 49.20 12,041 5.88% 57.72 Lanarkshire 33,315 6.61% 59.28 35,659 6.96% 63.45 Lothian 48,099 6.65% 61.38 47,758 6.65% 60.95 Orkney 885 3.85% 45.43 1,076 4.92% 55.24 Shetland 872 3.16% 38.86 1,152 4.25% 51.34 Tayside 35,005 8.29% 90.80 30,434 7.19% 78.95 Western Isles 1,947 4.88% 71.63 1,992 4.87% 73.29 317,177 328,346 2002-03 2003-04 (£000) % Cost per head (£) (£000) % Cost per head (£) Argyll and Clyde 25,680 5.90% 61.04 25,548 5.42% 61.27 Ayrshire and Arran 22,454 5.89% 60.97 24,387 5.86% 66.42 Borders 7,882 7.18% 73.70 7,790 6.26% 71.94 Dumfries and Galloway 9,212 5.77% 62.34 7,438 4.13% 50.53 Fife 19,142 5.93% 54.74 22,823 6.31% 64.85 Forth Valley 15,764 5.85% 56.45 17,285 5.97% 61.80 Grampian 34,923 6.98% 66.41 35,849 6.78% 68.49 Glasgow 81,850 7.91% 94.28 92,369 8.38% 106.62 Highland 12,663 5.70% 60.61 13,775 5.63% 65.88 Lanarkshire 36,903 6.82% 66.70 40,907 7.22% 73.91 Lothian 57,599 7.70% 73.94 58,732 6.36% 75.30 Orkney 1,260 5.29% 65.56 1,245 4.85% 64.48 Shetland 1,280 4.24% 58.29 1,556 4.90% 71.13 Tayside 33,260 7.50% 85.56 34,813 7.36% 90.06 Western Isles 2,037 4.56% 77.01 2,355 5.01% 90.21 361,909 386,871 ManagementThe figures for Management costs are taken from Scottish Financial Return (SFR) 5.2, which is completed by each hospital and submitted to the NHS National Service Scotland...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 December 2004
S2W-12713
The available information is given in the table.Persons with No Previous Convictions1 with a Charge Proved for Selected Offences, by Type of Sentence, 1998-2002 Type of Offence2 Total Number with a Charge Proved=100% % Sentenced to: Average Length of Custodial Sentence Days5 Custody Community Sentence Monetary Other Non-Sexual Crimes of Violence 1998 497 30 37 22 11 860 1999 547 29 35 23 13 939 2000 467 31 37 18 14 976 2001 493 28 41 18 12 945 20023 571 27 40 23 10 865 Serious Assault 1998 281 24 43 27 6 862 1999 324 24 38 29 8 642 2000 270 28 40 26 6 717 2001 296 25 45 23 6 647 20023 365 24 41 29 5 659 Robbery 1998 97 36 35 16 12 795 1999 98 39 42 11 8 851 2000 88 39 43 8 10 829 2001 80 39 35 11 15 899 20023 99 36 46 10 7 865 Crimes of Indecency 1998 363 36 30 22 11 1,198 1999 314 39 27 23 11 1,168 2000 254 39 31 21 9 1,145 2001 307 35 36 21 8 1,349 20023 254 35 39 18 9 1,218 Rape 1998 12 83 8 8 - 2,212 1999 14 93 - - 7 2,500 2000 8 75 25 - - 2,861 2001 20 70 20 - 10 2,622 20023 13 92 8 - - 2,225 Attempted Rape 1998 12 75 25 - - 1,786 1999 12 75 17 - 8 866 2000 7 86 14 - - 1,400 2001 13 85 8 - 8 1,677 20023 4 50 25 - 25 2,192 Indecent assault 1998 48 15 52 23 10 1,065 1999 43 44 26 26 5 975 2000 36 33 31 19 17 944 2001 30 13 40 37 10 867 20023 35 29 29 31 11 1,029 Crimes of Dishonesty 1998 4,636 4 16 59 21 439 1999 3,866 5 17 56 22 319 2000 3,153 3 15 61 20 345 2001 3,161 5 16 60 19 253 20023 2,924 4 17 56 23 254 House Breaking 1998 395 8 31 43 18 226 1999 330 5 32 46 17 137 2000 279 10 23 51 16 228 2001 261 10 29 46 16 186 20023 257 7 31 38 25 206 Shoplifting 1998 842 1 6 61 32 65 1999 731 2 7 56 35 74 2000 620 1 8 64 27 73 2001 608 2 6 63 28 84 20023 553 2 7 59 31 81 Fraud 1998 813 5 10 74 11 1,064 1999 650 6 13 70 10 732 2000 565 4 12 72 12 585 2001 562 5 12 72 11 377 20023 577 3 11 70 16 482 Fire-raising 1998 45 22 38 22 18 599 1999 38 3 34 34 29 731 2000 29 21 24 41 14 426 2001 36 8 44 42 6 253 20023 42 12 40 21 26 383 Vandalism 1998 1,437 0 5 77 18 103 1999 1,299 0 4 76 20 67 2000 1,197 1 4 79 16 159 2001 1,180 1 5 79 15 52 20023 1,214 1 6 76 17 98 Handling an Offensive Weapon 1998 555 4 22 52 22 110 1999 564 4 20 51 24 77 2000 587 4 26 48 22 95 2001 698 3 24 49 23 91 20023 671 3 23 52 22 93 Drugs 1998 1,726 8 13 71 9 700 1999 1,442 8 13 68 10 990 2000 1,227 8 11 72 9 916 2001 1,311 9 10 71 11 911 20023 1,260 6 12 70 12 1,020 Common Assault 1998 3,937 2 8 63 27 273 1999 3,561 1 10 61 28 328 2000 3,271 2 11 60 27 193 2001 3,470 2 10 62 26 198 20023 3,596 2 11 61 27 194 Breach of the Peace 1998 3,916 1 3 63 33 73 1999 3,184 1 3 61 35 90 2000 2,884 1 3 65 32 124 2001 3,196 1 4 65 30 111 20023 3,221 1 3 63 33 237 Drink Driving4 1998 7,287 2 4 93 1 121 1999 6,899 2 5 92 1 134 2000 6,691 2 6 91 1 132 2001 6,792 2 6 91 1 116 20023 8,856 3 6 91 1 114 Notes:1. No convictions in Scotland...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 February 2004
S2W-05632
The Accountant in Bankruptcy maintains the Register of Insolvencies in Scotland. Details of bankruptcies are held by Sheriffdoms rather than local authority areas and are compiled by financial year.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 December 2001
S1W-20382
Some of the NHS Trusts shown no longer exist: they were among the 43 NHS Trusts dissolved with effect from 1 April 1999 under the National Health Service Trusts (Dissolution) (Scotland) Order 1999. S1W-20382
