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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 February 2008
S3W-09409
I anticipate thata Policy and Financial Management Review (PFMR) of HIAL will start in May 2008.The PFMR process willensure that HIAL is subject to challenging review, taking full account of the viewsof all stakeholders, to ensure that the right structures are in place to deliverthe Scottish Government’s agenda effectively, efficiently and in a joined-up way.To enable a detailedand objective review of whether HIAL continues to meet the expectations and objectivesof ministers, we are now seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and independentindividual or organisation to conduct a PFMR in the following areas:The best future deliverymodel for the functions currently carried out by HIAL;Company performancesince 1999;The internal structuresof HIAL;The government/HIALworking relationship, andWorking relationswith other stakeholders.A project steeringgroup will be established to guide the review to final report stage and this willinclude representation from the Scottish Government, HIAL and the independent reviewer.The review will take account of the simplification announcement by the First Ministeron 30 January 2008.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 January 2008
S3W-08549
A UK delegation, headed by the Chief Veterinary Officerfor Scotland, visited the Commission in July 2007 to seekapproval to continue to work with them in order to find a workable andaffordable EID system for the Scottish industry taking account of the uniquestratified nature of the Scottish sheep movement system.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 August 2021
Land Use and Rural Policy: Subject Profile
In remote rural areas of Scotland, the public sector accounts for the largest proportion of employment, at 17%, closely followed by ‘accommodation and food services’, ‘agriculture, forestry and fishing’, and ‘financial and other activities’ which each account for 15% of employment (see Figure 2).
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 March 2011
Meeting of the Parliament 17 March 2011
What consultation has he had with housing associations and co-operatives on that? How will he take into account their concerns about the impact of that decision on the capacity of housing associations and co-operatives to do what they do best, which is building affordable homes and maintaining them long term in sustainable communities?
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 September 2010
Public Petitions Committee 13 September 2010
First, it was suggested that predation by sea eagles is the most significant reason for low lambing figures, but the NFUS states:“There are many reasons why these flocks lamb at only 60 or 70%, and only a small fraction of that can be directly accounted for by predation by eagles.”Secondly, the NFUS points out that sea eagles and golden eagles are given the...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 May 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 27 May 2010
The national care standards require care providers to ensure that the support for young people in care homes is based on their individual care plan, taking into account their individual needs. It is the responsibility of the Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care to ensure through regular inspections of care homes that the requirements of the nation...
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 May 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 13 May 2010
They would deliver less transparency and less accountability and would expose the Scottish Government’s budget to significant risks without adequate levers to address those risks.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 May 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 13 May 2010
Given that the voluntary and third sector is often viewed by local authorities as an easy route for making cuts during periods of tightening public expenditure, and in view of the fact that at stage 3 consideration of the Public Services Reform (Scotland) Bill the Scottish National Party and Labour voted against amendment 77, which would have required public authorities to take into account the joint statement between COSLA, the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations and the Government to promote the third sector, what will the minister do to ensure that family support services, citizens advice bureaux, women’s aid and other vital local services that are delivered by the third sector are not squeezed?
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 October 2009
Finance Committee, 06 Oct 2009
If it is possible to accommodate our scrutiny round our other commitments to meet the lead committee's timetable, it is proposed that we seek oral evidence from the Scottish Government bill team, including the perspective of the Accountant in Bankruptcy, and written evidence from other main parties on which costs might fall; and then produce our report for ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 June 2009
Plenary, 11 Jun 2009
Equally alarmingly, the consistent rate at which the problem is escalating will mean that by the end of the Scottish National Party Government's term in office the taxpayer will be owed approximately £30 million. That does not even take into account the SNP's soft-touch-Scotland approach, which will of course mean more fines.
