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Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 January 2010

S3W-30196

Changes in rent levels, operating costs, interest rates, capital asset sales as well as whether the cost of construction comes in on budget, will all affect the amount that ultimately needs to be borrowed. Taking into account these qualifications, rounds 1 and 2 of the council new build programme may require additional local authority borrowing in the regio...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 January 2010

S3W-29765

The Scottish Government makes clear in the financial memorandum that these figures were supplied by industry representatives based on the assumption that refitting would require under the counter units and have not been adjusted to account for more innovative, cost effective solutions for concealing displays.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 November 2009

S3W-28233

The procurement strategy was reviewed and a new, more open, procurement strategy has been put in place which will take into account commercial and market conditions.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 1 October 2009

S3W-27427

The court was asked to consider giving further guidance on the factors to be taken into account in fixing punishment parts and she asked the court to consider issuing guidance on punishment parts in murder cases involving knives and swords.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 1 October 2009

S3W-27426

The court was asked to consider giving further guidance on the factors to be taken into account in fixing punishment parts and she asked the court to consider issuing guidance on punishment parts in murder cases involving knives and swords.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 16 September 2009

S3W-26630

We have therefore requested an early and detailed explanation of any proposed revision to Disability Benefits, and a commitment from the UK Government to give full consideration to the need to take into account the impact on policies and services which are the responsibility of the Scottish Government.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 September 2009

S3W-26464

Some of the skills support available to people being made redundant includes: Employees on notice of redundancy are now able to access tailored vocational training through Training for Work during the 90 day notification period of redundancy; An additional 3,150 Training for Work places are being created with support from the European Social Fund to offer job-focused training that is flexible and suited to the needs of individuals and employers; Providing employers willing to recruit a redundant apprentice and enable them to complete their training with a £2,000 subsidy; Colleges are accessing £7 million provided by the Scottish Funding Council to support the training of people made redundant; Skills Development Scotland, with the support of £1.4 million European Social Funding, is doubling the number of careers advisers which will help an additional 4,600 individuals facing redundancy, and Extending the eligibility to Individual Learning Accounts...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 July 2009

S3W-25150

We realise that this may prove challenging in the current economic climate. We are taking account of successful initiatives to tackle occupational segregation in other countries, in particular Sweden.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 May 2009

S3W-23267

These include the need to ensure that staff and vehicles meet both statutory obligations and any additional guidance issued by the local authority. Such guidance should take account of local arrangements for transporting all wheelchair users and the legislative requirements for disability, accessibility, health and safety.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 April 2009

S3W-22223

It is for these bodies to decide how roadside cleaning should be carried out, taking into account a number of issues such as traffic management and the health and safety of those people carrying out the work.

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