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Date answered:
9 March 2016
S4W-30239
There can also be differences in costs data; accounting guidance; and other factors such as organisational change or missing data which can influence year-on-year comparisons, and comparisons with other countries.
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6 January 2016
S4W-28911
In that context the 2014 review recommended that the Scottish Police Authority and Police Scotland engage the Scottish Government and other stakeholders in exploring whether the crime groupings used for statistical purposes remain relevant, taking account of the changing nature of crime and the public’s perception of crime.
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22 September 2015
S4W-27243
The Act also requires charities to prepare and submit annual accounts to OSCR which must contain a trustee annual report detailing their activities for that year.
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21 November 2014
S4W-23005
It is therefore for local authorities to decide the type, tenure, size and location of new housing for their areas and to ensure that the needs of older people are taken into account though their development plans and local housing strategies in accordance with national guidance.
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13 August 2014
S4W-22150
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has estimated that an additional 50,000 Scottish children will be living in relative poverty by 2020 because of UK welfare reform, and when housing costs are taken into account, the figure could be as high as 100,000.
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28 July 2014
S4W-22032
Parliament has set out in section 8 of the 2005 Act, the matters that the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) must take into account in assessing whether a charity (or a body wishing to get charitable status) provides public benefit.
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23 June 2014
S4W-21405
The Scottish Government does not hold any details centrally on these agreements, although NHS boards do report the total income received from other NHS boards in their annual accounts return. The National Waiting Times Centre NHS Board received £61.9 million from each NHS board broken down as: Income Received from: £000s NHS Ayrshire and Arran 6,987 ...
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29 May 2014
S4W-21148
It is a common feature of all prisons that they maintain a local response capability of staff trained to deal with disorder over a range of scenarios and have plans, regularly reviewed, to deal with such eventualities. These take into account individual prison geography.” S4W-21148
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22 May 2014
S4W-21057
The rationale for this choice reflects the maximal risk from influenza and its complications arising in the youngest children. It additionally takes into account the maximal anticipated impact on lowering transmission of influenza in the community by vaccination of the youngest children and as a consequence indirectly protecting other unvaccinated children ...
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30 April 2014
S4W-20529
As part of the 2014-15 GP contract agreement a review of the current Scottish allocation formula/variability of funding will be taken forward over the next few years, including agreeing changes to the Scottish allocation formula to take better account of deprivation, towards the creation of a stable funding environment with a focus on: moving towards the 20...
