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Official Report
Meeting date:
11 May 2000
Plenary, 11 May 2000
I know that he is in opposition in London and can speak his mind, while the acting First Minister has to mind his p's and q's—that is why he wins by-elections and the Liberal Democrats here get beaten by Hamilton Accies—but now that the acting First Minister knows that it is a direct quotation from his federal party leader, will he tell the Prime Minister t...
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2005
Edinburgh Tram (Line Two) Bill Committee, 26 Oct 2005
In your update, however, you said that there would be no direct impact on P D Labels or Gray's Mill Coachworks.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 March 2000
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 07 Mar 2000
The decision to hold the cup final at Hampden put a burden on the costs, but it was a political with a small "p"—or perhaps a sporting—decision that was taken somewhere by someone, but we do not know who.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 March 2006
S2W-23869
The quality of each estimateis indicated by the letter following the estimate (P) is a precise estimate, (RP)is relatively precise and (A) is acceptable.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 August 2004
S2W-09715
*Figures to be viewed with caution as derived from small numbers (more than 14 but less than 50 appointments ).p Provisional.Note: Excludes patients with an Availability Status Code.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 March 2000
S1W-04688
The number of NHS average available staffed beds by specialty group, excluding beds in non-NHS locations, for the quarters ending 31 March 1997 to 31 December 1999, the latest period for which information is centrally available, is given in the table.The downward trend in bed numbers in a number of specialties reflects the changing patterns of treatment and care in these areas.NHS In Scotland1 - Average Available Staffed Beds By Specialty GroupQuarters Ending 31 March 1997 to 31 December 1999 MarchJuneSeptemberDecemberMarchJune1997219971997199719981998Acute surgical7,1247,1456,9786,8716,8136,836Acute medical7,0086,7596,5546,6346,9466,731Dental 72 71 69 6868 69GP Other than Obstetrics1,1761,1641,1691,1631,1611,135Obstetrics1,3991,3851,3611,3271,3451,308Geriatric assessment33,6263,6633,6433,7143,8093,676Geriatric long stay35,2435,0964,9754,8554,7664,603Psychiatric8,9818,9298,7698,6578,5248,455Learning disabilities2,9702,8732,8412,8232,7892,672Other specialties 356 347 354 343317 319All specialties37,95437,43336,71436,45536,53735,804 SeptemberDecemberMarchJuneSeptemberDecember1998199819991999p1999p1999pAcute surgical6,8096,7716,6616,6866,5806,406Acute medical6,5146,6206,9706,6726,5136,666Dental 76 70 70 68 70 67GP Other than Obstetrics1,1641,1921,2231,1981,1911,225Obstetrics1,2591,2531,2481,2361,2201,213Geriatric assessment33,5943,5803,6863,6463,5663,618Geriatric long stay34,4504,3594,2054,0404,0593,999Psychiatric8,3768,1218,0537,8767,7687,596Learning disabilities2,5882,5252,4892,3952,2262,134Other specialties 333 329 339 327 315 320All specialties35,16334,82134,94334,14433,50833,244Source: ISD Scotland (Form ISD (S) 1).p...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 May 2004
S2W-07036
To ask the Scottish Executive how much money will remain in the Scottish Transport Group pension funds once all payments, including the sum owed to HM Treasury, have been made.The member has provided the following Gaelic translation:A dh' fhaighneachd de Riaghaltas na h-Alba dè an t-suim airgid a bhios air fàgail ann am maoin-peinnsein Buidheann Còmhdhail na h-Alba as dèidh do gach uile p...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 February 2002
S1W-22187
It is not possible from this data source to identify the reasons for these transfers.General acute discharges from Intensive Care Units where patient admitted from another NHS Trust, years ended 31 March: 1998-20011 Health Board/Location of TreatmentYear ended 31 March:1998199920002001p Scotland556592570506 Health Board Argyll & Clyde13201714 Ayr & Arran34281522 Borders2133 Dumfries & Galloway1445 Fife23292214 Forth Valley6795 Grampian39442822 Greater Glasgow231266254244 Highland18101713 Lanarkshire28293535 Lothian139141154125 Tayside2213124 Hospital/Location of Treatment A111H Crosshouse Hospital2221816 A210H The Ayr Hospital12776 B120H Borders General Hospital2133 C313H Inverclyde Royal Hospital1552 C418H Royal Alexandra Hospital12151212 F704H Victoria Hospital4632 F805H Queen Margaret Hospital19231912 G107H Glasgow Royal Infirmary45652846 G207H Stobhill Hospital23403927 G306H Victoria Infirmary19252022 G405H Southern General Hospital1118812 G513H Royal Hospital for Sick Children63576272 G516H Western Infirmary/Gartnavel General70619265 G517V Health Care International Hospital--5- H202H Raigmore Hospital18101713 L106H Monklands Hospital414127 L208H Law Hospital16111727 L302H Hairmyres Hospital8461 N101H Aberdeen Royal Infirmary39432822 N121H Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital-1-- S116H Western General Hospital41381618 S209H Liberton Hospital S225H Royal Hospital for Sick Children47408258 S226H Royal Infirmary42493938 S308H St John's Hospital At Howden9141711 T101H Ninewells Hospital1710112 T107H Royal Victoria Hospital---- T202H Perth Royal Infirmary5312 T312H Strathcathro Hospital---- V102H Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary2132 V201H Stirling Royal Infirmary4663 Y104H Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary1445Source: ISD Scotland, SMR1/01.p...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2003
Local Government and Transport Committee, 16 Dec 2003
Has YouthLink Scotland discussed in detail how to assist the political process in trying to re-engage with young people, or is that too much of a political issue with a capital P rather than with a small p? We are not afraid of being involved in political issues with a capital P, as long as they are cross-party issues.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 October 2000
Plenary, 13 Oct 2000
The news of our First Minister's death came with such devastating suddenness, after we had all assumed that he had come safely through his serious heart operation.It is cruel how Scotland has been robbed in recent years of so many able politicians in their prime: John P Mackintosh, Labour; Alick Buchanan-Smith, Conservative; Allan Macartney, SNP; John Smith...
