There are 55,265 results relating to "laying accounts"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
7 December 1999
Health and Community Care Committee, 07 Dec 1999
It would be a good idea to have the Accounts Commission in as early as possible.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 October 1999
Health and Community Care Committee, 14 Oct 1999
We want to ensure that the scientific committee on food takes into account the possibility of an increased use of chewing gum.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 August 2006
S2W-27557
However, the Accountant in Bankruptcyundertook an exercise to extract what data could be retrieved manually.Thedata available covers the period 1 April 2000 to 31 March 2006.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 February 2005
S2W-13958
The figures extracted from the accounts of the Scottish consolidated fund, as given in the table, are considered to provide a more accurate basis of information relating to the value of fines, forfeitures and fixed penalties sent to HM Treasury over the last 5 years – although it should be noted that the value remitted in a given year does not directly relate to the value of fines imposed in that year – as most fines are paid over a period of time.All answers to written parliamentary questions are available on the Parliament's website, the search facility for which can be found at:http://www.scottish.parliament/webapp/wa.search.Surrendered Designated Receipts, 1999-2000 to 2003-04 Year Value (£000) 1999-2000 13,000 2000-01 14,482 2001-021 27,082 2002-03 20,852 2003-04 31,111 Source: Accounts of the Scottish Consolidated Fund.Note: 1.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 June 2001
S1W-16036
The National Accounts adjustment figures are based on Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses, 2000-2001, adjusted by the Treasury to accord with UK Total Managed Expenditure.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 March 2001
S1W-13178
This figure may still contain some funding from statutory organisations, because where the income generated by the company is very small we have not requested that the company provide a breakdown at this time.Column 4 - Shows non-statutory organisation funding as a percentage of Total Company Income.Careers Service CompanyTotal Company Income from Annual Accounts 1999-2000(£000)Total Company Income received from Statutory Organisations (£000)Other Income Generated(£000)Non Statutory Organisation Funding as % of Total IncomeArgyll and Bute572544284.9Ayrshire*1,6821,627553.3Scottish Borders499462377.4Careers Central2,0771,79528213.6Edinburgh and Lothians3,9603,54241810.5Dumfries and Galloway*774744303.9Dunbartonshire and Lomond1,2241,199252Fife 1,8001,732683.8Glasgow 3,2383,0871514.7Grampian2,3132,253602.6Highland1,2201,21190.7Lanarkshire2,7992,79180.3Orkney2321438938.3Renfrewshire2,7502,46828210.2Shetland2341815322.6Tayside1,6071,587201.2Western Isles2572084919* Accounts for 1999-2000 not available - figures based on 1998-99.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
29 February 2000
S1W-04377
To ask the Scottish Executive to provide a breakdown by area of the number of Individual Learning Accounts which have been taken up, the value of the public sector contributions to these accounts, the private sector leverage obtained to date, and the number of positive outcomes achieved to date.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 March 2004
Audit Committee, 30 Mar 2004
We need to find out how we can get round the accountancy rules. I support what my colleagues have said.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 May 2006
Plenary, 04 May 2006
As Donald Gorrie rightly said, they are accountable to their electorates for that, as we are in our sphere.Temporary dislocations of this kind are always difficult.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 March 2006
Plenary, 30 Mar 2006
I should explain that that does not require an increase in cash grant in aid. Government accounting now properly requires that public bodies take account of non-cash costs such as depreciation and the cost of capital.
