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Questions and Answers Date answered: 30 April 2001

S1W-15088

To ask the Scottish Executive what impact the abolition of advance corporation tax on pension funds has had on the budgets of (a) Highlands and Island Enterprise, (b) the Accounts Commission for Scotland, (c) the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, (d) the Scottish Legal Aid Board, (e) Scottish Natural Heritage and (f) the Scottish Tourist Board in eac...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 April 2001

S1W-12506

The nature and extent of the proposed Public/Private Partnership and the extent of the contract have not been finalised, but will take into account matters raised by the Audit Committee in relation to the M74 contract.It is intended that the M77 Fenwick to Malletsheugh trunk road scheme and the local authority Glasgow Southern Orbital proposal would be proc...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 April 2001

S1W-14476

I understand that the owner has now agreed to modify his felling proposals to take greater account of sensitive areas used by capercaillie and other priority species.A direction to SNH is unnecessary as it is already taking all necessary steps in co-operation with the Forestry Commission.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 5 April 2001

S1W-13764

These responsibilities were assumed by the Scottish Executive on 1 July 1999.The cost of refurbishment (excluding maintenance, repairs and minor works) since 1 April 1996 is shown in the table.Project1996-971997-981998-991999-20002000-01*EstimatedSt Andrew's House Refurbishment £1.47m£7.07m£4.94mSaughton HouseConversion of areas to provide additional staff accommodation £0.06m£0.04m£0.12m£0.02mExpenditure on refurbishment projects comprises both capital and current expenditure under the present accounting...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 21 March 2001

S1W-14011

All of these responses will be taken into account by the Lord Advocate when he carries out his review shortly.The Lord Advocate has written recently to the Convenor of the All Party Group on Tobacco with further details of the review.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 March 2001

S1W-12719

The Agricultural Staff of the Scottish Executive Rural Affairs Department who are responsible for managing Ministers land settlement estates (99% of which is tenanted croft land) were also consulted. These bodies account for some 800,000 hectares of land owned or controlled by the Scottish Executive.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 March 2001

S1W-12332

Scottish DEL + NDRI as a proportion of UK GDP%UK GDP at market prices£ millionScottish DEL + NDRIat market prices£ million1994-952.03677,59413,7301995-961.95713,98013,9201996-971.87756,05814,1681997-981.76805,40214,1571998-991.73851,65414,7041999-20001.74891,58315,5102000-011.76936,69716,5142001-021.81984,11717,7972002-031.831,033,94118,9412003-041.841,086,28320,023* Figures for 2000-01 to 2003-04 are based on projections.Due to the conversion to resource accounting...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 26 February 2001

S1W-12851

To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will provide a breakdown of the estimated costs to it in respect of planning applications, appeals and inquiries in relation to the City of Edinburgh Rapid Transit project, taking into account both costs directly incurred and the use of staff resources.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 February 2001

S1W-12734

The allocation of places to particular courses or institutions is a matter for the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council taking into account advice on workforce needs identified.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 January 2001

S1W-11993

The Executive and the authorities are proceeding on the basis that, within the framework of legislation that the Water Services Bill will establish, competition will work to the benefit of the authorities' customers by delivering innovation, greater efficiency and improved services.As a matter of principle, public bodies for which the Executive is accountable to the Scottish Parliament would not seek exemptions without the Executive's agreement.

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