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Date answered:
28 October 2011
S4W-03200
His response is as follows: Year No. of Prisoners tested on reception positive for Illegal drugs No. of Prisoners tested on exit positive for Illegal drugs 2007-08 836 (64%) 611 (26%) 2008-09 1112 (71%) 724 (29%) 2009-10 1093 (56%) 710 (17%) 2010-11 1343 (73%) 735 (17%) Addiction Prevalence Testing results are published annually by Informati...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 April 2013
S4W-13548
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to S4W-12998 by Fergus Ewing on 5 March 2013, how much private sector investment has been leveraged into the projects supported by the National Renewables Infrastructure Fund at (a) Port of Dundee, (b) Port of Leith, (c) Rosyth, (d) Methil, (e) Hunterston, (f) Inchgreen, (g) Westway, (h) Kishorn, (i) Arnish, (j) Machrihanish, (k) Nigg, (l) Wick, (m) Scrabster and (n...
Last updated:
10 June 2024
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The Scottish Government is committed to continuing to engage with stakeholders on the detail of this work as it develops and to undertaking further BRIAs and/or full Strategic Environmental Assessments if and when necessary. 13 The BRIA and Strategic Environmental Assessment pre-screening report are available at www.gov.scot/forestry/devolution. 23 This document relates to the Forestry and Land Management Bill (SP Bill 11) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 10 May 2017 Annex - Comparison between current and new organisational arrangements in Scotland Current Forestry Commissioners FC (UK Non-Ministerial Department, cross-border Scottish public authority) Ministers Forest Forestry Enterprise Commission Scotland, Scotland Agency of FC FCS FES (regulator, (management policy) f NFE) Local Local offices offices New Scottish Ministers (SMs) Scottish Government Environment & Forestry Directorate Water Rural & Forestry and Natural Environment Drinking Industr Environme Land Resourc al Quality Water y nt Science Scotland, es Forestry Division Quality Divisio and Agency of Division Division Division n...
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 January 2026
Finance and Public Administration Committee 13 January 2026
The conversations that I have been part of suggest that colleagues across Government are receptive to that. However, the reality on the ground is that there are a lot of different provisions.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 June 2025
Criminal Justice Committee 11 June 2025
If the cabinet secretary is not persuaded that amendment 54 is for this bill, would she be receptive to Maggie Chapman lodging it at stage 3 of the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 February 2016
S4W-29589
The latest published figures showing the average length of a prison sentence can be found on the Scottish Government website at http://www.gov.scot/Publications/2015/12/5123/0 (table A.12). For direct sentenced receptions to prison during 2013-14, the average sentence length was 354 days.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 February 2014
S4W-19350
Prison 01-04-2010- 31-03-11 01-04-11- 31-03-12 01-04-12- 31-03-13 Aberdeen 89 130 102 Addiewell 163 150 178 Barlinnie 404 526 486 Cornton Vale 236 244 179 Dumfries 39 22 28 Edinburgh 205 203 163 Glenochil 10 26 25 Greenock 84 112 56 Inverness 102 85 105 Kilmarnock 204 273 191 Low Moss* N/A 2 76 Peterhead 9...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 October 2007
S3W-04660
It shouldbe noted that STIs are increasingly diagnosed in settings other than GUM, e.g.general practice and family planning clinics, and that details of these dataare not collected centrally.SexuallyTransmitted Infections Diagnosed in Scottish GUM Clinics, 1967-2006 Year Acute STIs Other STIs Syph Gon Chlam Herp Wart NSGI Tric HIV Oth Ac Acq syph herp 2 wart 2 Oth STI 1967 140 3,036 n...
Last updated:
29 January 2025
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Supported by: Douglas Ross*, Murdo Fraser*, Alexander Stewart*, Colin Beattie*, Kevin Stewart*, Liam McArthur*, Jeremy Balfour*, Tim Eagle*, Meghan Gallacher*, Annie Wells*, Stuart McMillan*, Brian Whittle*, Miles Briggs*, Liz Smith*, Bill Kidd*, Clare Adamson*, Pam Gosal*, Liam Kerr*, Jackson Carlaw* *S6M-16226 Stuart McMillan: Braille 200—That the Parliament celebrates the 200th anniversary of the invention of Braille, a tactile reading system that uses patterns of raised dots to represent letters, words, numbers and even music notation, which is a crucial method for blind and partially sighted people to be able to access information and participate more equally in society to this day; recognises the tremendous contribution of Louis Braille, born outside Paris in 1809, tragically blinded at a young age, who developed the system, and welcomes the French Consul General, Stéphane Pailler, chair of RNIB Trustees, Anna Tylor, blind braille tutor, Sue Marshall and blind harpist, Fiona Kyle, to the Parliament as part of the reception...
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22 January 2025
BB20250123
S6W-33773 Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government how it is supporting local authorities to improve mobile connectivity in areas with poor reception. S6W-33774 Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government how many incidents of lost or stolen government-issued mobile phones have been reported in the last five years, and what actions were taken in ...
