There are 55,167 results relating to "laying accounts"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 December 2003
S2W-04615
We donot, however, generally seek views on individual documents.Using experienced productionhouses, the Executive makes every effort to ensure that its publications aredesigned to take full account of their intended readership. Our aim is to makedocuments as user friendly as possible in terms of style, readability and accessibility.We subscribe to the Plain...
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Date answered:
14 November 2003
S2W-03341
These services are monitored and evaluated by local authorities.Monitoring and evaluation should take account of the views of the people withlearning disabilities and their families that use the services.Local authorities alsomonitor and evaluate the services that they provide in-house.
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Date answered:
5 November 2003
S2W-03350
Growth in our economy is measured by ourown national statistics quarterly gross domestic product data series and by theOffice of National Statistics Regional (ONS) accounts data. However, neitherthe ONS nor the Scottish Executive has any commitment to measure the process ofmaximisation.
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Date answered:
11 September 2003
S2O-00402
However, the Scottish Executive continues to be in regular contactwith DTI and other Government Departments on trade issues, including the GATSnegotiations, to ensure that Scottish interests are fully taken account of. The GATS negotiations do notthreaten the Executive’s right to supply water services as a public sectorservice.
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Date answered:
21 March 2003
S1W-34390
Under the act, regulation of these services is the responsibility of the Care Commission, taking account of the appropriate national care standards for care homes, which are developed and published by Scottish ministers, and the associated legislation.
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Date answered:
20 March 2003
S1O-06695
A Smart, Successful Scotland sets out strategic direction to the Enterprise Networks and focuses on three key challenges for raising productivity: growing businesses, global connections and learning and skills.In following this direction, Scottish Enterprise Borders takes account of local needs and opportunities.
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Date answered:
7 March 2003
S1W-34330
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-34021 by Iain Gray on 24 February 2003, how many claims for monies owed under the individual learning account scheme are still being investigated; how many learning providers are involved, and how much is outstanding in each case whilst the validation process continues.
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Date answered:
4 March 2003
S1W-34198
The following table shows this investment, which is made up of usable capital receipts, capital funded from current revenue and Housing Revenue Account borrowing consent.Investment in Local Authority Housing StockLocal Authority1999-2000 (£ Million)2000-01 (£ Million)2001-02 (£ Million)2002-03 (Estimate) (£ Million)Argyll and Bute4.2703.1753.2483.351West Du...
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Date answered:
17 February 2003
S1W-33773
The information requested for the two councils is available for 2001-02 on the Accounts Commission website, http://www.audit-scotland.gov.uk/performance/compendium/councils.htmSummation of the data from that source shows that overall Scotland landfilled 89.6%, recycled 8% (including 2.3% composted and 0.4% ash from incineration which is recycled) and incine...
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Date answered:
7 February 2003
S1W-33426
More recently, in 2000 there was a mapping exercise, An Archival Account of Scotland, which was conducted with administrative assistance from the National Archives of Scotland.
