There are 55,078 results relating to "laying accounts"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
23 November 2010
Justice Committee 23 November 2010
The Scottish Parliament information centre briefing notes that non-police staff account for about a third of the police workforce, although some of them could be doing police work—I presume that they would not all be classified as support staff.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 April 2009
Health and Sport Committee, 29 Apr 2009
All the events in the child's life are taken into account—whether they present offending behaviour, whether they are at risk or whether there is a mix of the two.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 February 2008
Rural Affairs and Environment Committee, 06 Feb 2008
That is where the building industry experiences the greatest difficulty: getting a co-ordinated response from local authorities, SEPA and all the other bodies who have a finger in the flooding issue.For example, there can be issues about the interpretation of what the one-in-200-year flood risk actually means for ground levels, building levels and the freeboards that people are beginning to add to take account...
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 September 2007
Public Petitions Committee, 18 Sep 2007
In a sense, members' interests will be taken into account in the review process, but it is only fair that members who wish to declare an interest do so just in case.I thank members for their comments.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 June 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 17 June 2015
My proposals require Scottish ministers to publish national outcomes and lay them with the Parliament for 60 days.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 June 2010
Justice Committee 08 June 2010
Although it is unlikely that there will be any huge consumer benefit in having more than one, there is a potential advantage for licensed providers, which may consider the published schemes of any regulator and choose the one that is best for their business model. For example, if a firm of accountants joins with solicitors but the accountants form the large majority, it may well be more appropriate that, should the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland emerge as a regulator, the firm would wish to continue to use it as the regulator, as it would use it for its chartered accountancy regulation.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 March 2011
S3W-39386
Information on expenditure on agency locum doctors is shown in the following table: NHS Board 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Ayrshire and Arran £5,733,592 £6,017,043 £2,048,004 £3,583,996 Argyll and Bute - £497,896 £380,018 £0 Borders £398,530 £422,522 £299,016 £542,367 Dumfries and Galloway £1,579,143 £1,680,058 £1,382,631 £2,735,478 Fife £1,621,714 £1,581,676 £2,235,818 £2,708,564 Forth Valley £1,979,891 £1,484,407 £1,390,000 £1,499,487 Greater Glasgow and Clyde £1,605,703 £2,836,492 £6,408,816 £7,288,868 Grampian £448,602 £2,644,764 £2,934,454 £3,276,282 Highland £1,941,441 £2,442,900 £3,018,694 £3,408,344 Lanarkshire £1,564,088 £1,772,429 £3,069,234 £3,069,551 Lothian £1,152,867 £2,169,541 £2,771,294 £4,999,299 Orkney £695,603 £328,206 £1,070,737 £729,686 Shetland - £283,298 £307,424 £433,838 Tayside £788,902 £581,694 £1,055,830 £2,054,320 Western Isles £188,488 £468,153 £645,209 £614,046 Total £19,598,566 £25,211,082 £28,557,535 £36,892,619 Source: NHS National Services Scotland National Procurement data collected from NHSScotland boards accounts...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 June 2010
S3W-33877
Consultant costs 4. 3rd party final account 0.40 0.60 0.40 2.48 22.72 1.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 August 2009
S3W-25860
Scottish Enterprise (SE) also supports both fixed and working capital investment by businesses in a variety of ways: Helping key businesses to seek funding from investors, banks etc, through an account management service and other business advisory services; Providing investment finance through three main funds “ the Scottish Seed Fund, Scottish Co-invest...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 June 2009
S3W-24561
Recruitment Advertising Spend (£) SG Core (Grouped by Director General) 2007-08 2008-09 Economy n/a 76,986 Education n/a 88,545 Environment n/a 86,813 Health n/a 153,015 Justice and Communities n/a 131,233 Finance and Corporate Service n/a 130,877 Permanent Secretary n/a 34,793 Central and other spend n/a 112,624 Total for SG Core 1,114,508 814,886 SG Main Agencies Scottish Public Pensions Agency 1,243 28,751 Student Awards Agency for Scotland 3,050 9,803 Fisheries Research Services n/a 3,541 HM Inspectorate of Education n/a 13,418 Accountant...
