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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 November 2000
S1W-10868
We have doubled the funding available under the Freight Facilities Grant scheme to £36 million from March 2001 to March 2004 in order to support the transfer of freight from road to these alternative modes.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 July 2000
S1W-06625
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-4192 by Donald Dewar on 13 April 2000, whether it will detail by department, including the First Minister's Office, its performance in relation to its targets for replying to correspondence from MPs or MSPs for the period 1 March to 30 April. The information requested in relation to the target of 17 working days for the period 1 March to 30 April 2000 is detailed in the table below.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 June 2000
S1W-07401
A total of 38,604 households benefited from the Warm Deal in the year ending 31 March 2000, the most recent period for which figures are available.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 May 2000
S1W-05150
To ask the Scottish Executive, for the years 1997-99, why the percentage of accident and emergency patients (a) triaged within five minutes and (b) seen by a doctor within 90 minutes decreased significantly, and why the median waiting times (i) to see a doctor; (ii) for completion of treatment increased significantly, and what steps it proposes to address these trends. While the March/April 1999 snapshot survey of waiting times in A&E Departments in Scotland showed a decline in performance, a subsequent, independent survey undertaken by the Scottish Association of Health Councils in January this year indicated an improvement in waiting times in Accident and Emergency Departments across Scotland in comparison with their previous survey in January 1999.On 20 March 2000, the First Minister announced an additional £11 million to provide new and upgraded accident and emergency services across Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 March 2000
S1W-04570
The following table sets out local authorities' estimates of the number of council houses affected by dampness and condensation as at 31 March 1998. These are the latest available figures.Local Authority Dwellings Affected by Dampness & Condensation as at 31 March 1998Dwellings affected by Dampness% of Council St...
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Date answered:
2 November 1999
S1W-01843
The Trust's management arrangements were subject to audit by The Health & Safety Executive in March/April 1998 who were satisfied with the result.The risk assessment focused on management arrangements for overseeing and/or controlling legionellosis.
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Date answered:
13 December 2006
S2W-30274
Data on households with dependent children have been collectedsince March 2001. The following table shows the numbers of households withdependent children in temporary accommodation as at 31 March for 2001 to 2006.Households with Children in TemporaryAccommodation by Local Authority as at 31 March: 2001-2006 Households with Dependent Children 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 20061 Scotland 1,438 1,329 1,618 2,031 2,373 2,798 Aberdeen City 13 9 5 6 12 12 Aberdeenshire 56 38 53 75 95 108 Angus 10 7 12 10 9 ..
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Date answered:
28 July 2004
S2W-09535
Information on average available staffed beds by category of care for Scotland and in each NHS board area for the year ending 31 March 2004 is shown in the following tables:NHSScotland - Average Available Staffed Beds1; by Specialty Groupand Health Board Area: Year Ending 31 March 2004p All specialities Acute surgical Acute medical Dental GP other than obstetrics Obstetrics Neo/post natal cot Scotland 30 089 5 914 6 294 60 1 260 1 008 à 346 Argyll & Clyde 2 707 411 432 - 107 97 28 Ayrshire & Arran 2 068 378 424 5 93 80 25 Borders 658 90 112 - 120 22 8 Dumfries & Galloway2 819 153 154 2 60 31 10 Fife 1 750 252 334 4 51 61 17 Forth Valley 1 366 290 177 2 - 59 20 Grampian2 3 130 618 619 9 362 131 38 Greater Glasgow 6 185 1 523 1 467 19 - 196 80 Highland 1 278 292 336 2 120 63 12 Lanarkshire 3 016 537 587 7 91 79 21 Lothian 4 235 818 1 013 5 25 80 58 Orkney 94 21 - - 42 8 - Shetland 100 26 28 - - 6 - Tayside 2 455 462 541 6 166 80 29 Western Isles 227 46 71 - 21 14 - NHSScotland - Average Available Staffed Beds1; by Specialty Groupand Health Board Area: Year Ending 31 March 2004p Geriatric Medicine units other than long stay long stay units Psychiatric Learning disabilities Radiology specialities Unspecified Scotland 3 649 3 444 6 972 852 207 84 Argyll & Clyde 321 393 829 78 - 11 Ayrshire & Arran 306 251 394 109 4 - Borders 59 97 143 7 - - Dumfries & Galloway2 51 141 168 43 - 6 Fife 174 289 490 61 - 17 Forth Valley 232 208 342 35 - - Grampian2 230 324 604 167 18 10 Greater Glasgow 891 605 1 259 38 94 15 Highland 110 67 222 40 12 2 Lanarkshire 400 334 791 169 - 1 Lothian 555 444 1 104 58 54 21 Orkney - 23 - - - - Shetland 4 36 - - - - Tayside 296 218 585 48 25 - Western Isles 20 14 41 - - - Source: ISDScotland Form ISD(S)1.Notes:p Provisional.1 Includes joint-user and contractual hospitals.2 Some information is estimated.
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Date answered:
6 March 2001
S1W-12446
The total spending on health per head of population in Scotland for 1999-2000 was £966 rising to £1,060 for 2000-01.Table 1: 1978-79 to 1985-86For year ending 31st March Health Board19791980198119821983198419851986£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/PopWeighted Population figures Argyll & Clyde416429454472482488503506Ayrshire/Arran343350380413435455460469Borders363362399402425431438442Dumfries & Galloway432455495504512521525529Fife396401425437451465475486Forth Valley469472516528547551559566Grampian508511562554566580588592Greater Glasgow574590648679680701727728Highland485492528548553552553559Lanarkshire426435478485500500516518Lothian568576617651649656668673OrkneyN/A421394408425435434448ShetlandN/A463413421427428380449Tayside617619672675682697700694Western IslesN/A441347371396414403416All Scotland495506547563572584594599Population figures from The General Register Office for ScotlandHealth Board£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/PopArgyll & Clyde422435459485492500507511Ayrshire/Arran340345373404427449460469Borders389393435399457467475485Dumfries & Galloway452475516517529543559560Fife363373402417427441453463Forth Valley436444483491506513525539Grampian478486538522523533542546Greater Glasgow653667734753757775794800Highland515526562578568574585590Lanarkshire383393428434447453469474Lothian551559600635631638646648Orkney386412449448455465477478Shetland373404437393429455419472Tayside617627684690692705711707Western Isles422441473485482502523536All Scotland498506550563572582594599Table 2: 1986-87 to 1992-93For year ending 31st March Health Board1987198819891990199119921993£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/PopWeighted Population figures Argyll & Clyde543563587597623723810Ayrshire/Arran504532558556590674764Borders470490536547568673761Dumfries & Galloway564578602585594710791Fife528542561564585659755Forth Valley610620652649675769786Grampian620631666671697800842Greater Glasgow766779822811848975912Highland603615647639676788817Lanarkshire555570600602627705785Lothian718725758757773873893Orkney458485495503515617780Shetland487506526526544674811Tayside723729766750785910936Western Isles443462477483521585804All Scotland636649681679705808842Population figures from The General Register Office for ScotlandHealth Board£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/PopArgyll & Clyde549570596602619715811Ayrshire/Arran502526547553586671752Borders516542587597615728823Dumfries & Galloway595610637634664775840Fife502513530534563645728Forth Valley579589617619648752761Grampian574594632631650748785Greater Glasgow8398529048939161041978Highland631646675679711834848Lanarkshire508514541536556626705Lothian699707743739743837849Orkney502531540556588715881Shetland501542573581596744869Tayside749755793792818949963Western Isles5786056226356617361070All Scotland637651684682703805836Table 3: 1993-94 to 1999-2000For year ending 31st March Health Board1994199519961997199819992000£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/PopWeighted Population figures Argyll & Clyde820869859856865880887Ayrshire/Arran790832854835861884887Borders786869879873874893894Dumfries & Galloway803875861864877896909Fife796848849842873876896Forth Valley832861889862887916934Grampian871901917892907927927Greater Glasgow922910930908911913950Highland838893922895907914904Lanarkshire806825846839864880901Lothian900920935900938946950Orkney87497097899399310351094Shetland91710261015936927963988Tayside921928932932938961955Western Isles93010611031987970979961All Scotland860886900882918913925Population figures from The General Register Office for ScotlandHealth Board£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/Pop£/PopArgyll & Clyde832878870891906925935Ayrshire/Arran779818841843873898903Borders847931932945950970970Dumfries & Galloway854923933946959979997Fife756796804811840843861Forth Valley801825848831843870881Grampian788806814820838861861Greater Glasgow9909719859819909851032Highland860912940932954964953Lanarkshire729754781790818835852Lothian852872876847875881878Orkney956102910331073109511591222Shetland94910221007991104010851121Tayside94095696299099510251023Western Isles1199132213591260132913571350All Scotland850874885886923918931The figures in the tables were derived using revenue expenditure figures taken from the annual publication Scottish Health Service Costs.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 March 2006
Justice 1 Committee, 15 Mar 2006
The second paragraph of the minister's letter states that she asked DCC Mulhern to"bring forward by the end of March an action plan".It does not say that he will complete the report by then.
