There are 55,092 results relating to "laying accounts"
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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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Date answered:
17 January 2001
S1W-12085
The financial plans were assessed in detail in relation to the associated terms and conditions, financial, accountancy and legal issues.In evaluating the costed bids, as with the tendering process as a whole, the Executive had to ensure equal and fair competition and that the process complied with European Regulation and Guidelines for State aids in the mar...
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Date answered:
23 November 2000
S1W-11144
To ask the Scottish Executive, with reference to the Accounts Commission for Scotland publication Supporting Prescribing in General Practice in September 1999, which of the following recommendations has each health board implemented: (a) substitution of branded Ranitidine and Fluoxetine by their generic equivalents and (b) therapeutic substitution of (i) R...
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Date answered:
25 October 2000
S1W-10056
For any subsequent allocations, I intend to take into account all of the recommended annual updates as set out in paragraph 7.12 of Fair Shares for All: Final Report, namely:changes in health board population shares (based on annually updated mid-year estimates);changes in the age and sex structure of the population;changes in the indicators of morbidity an...
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Date answered:
3 August 2000
S1W-09020
For the financial year 2000-01 I have set the following targets:Aerial surveillancePer cent of hours flown on task87%Cost per flying hour on task£1,045Maine surveillanceUtilisation of available patrol days96%Cost per effective patrol day£3,550Sea Fisheries InspectorateCost per catch inspection£79Landing declarations checked against actual catches49%Cases for ProsecutionCases for prosecution to be reported within 6 weeks85%Within 8 weeks, of offences being detected96%Number of cases where court proceedings are taken or the imposition of a PF fine, as percentage of offences reported to prosecuting authorities85%EfficiencyCash-releasing efficiency gain1.5%The Chief Executive will be directly accountable...
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Date answered:
19 July 2000
S1W-07896
This estimate is approximate because it does not take into account other pollutants or possible long-term effects on health and the figure in itself may be an underestimate.
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Date answered:
14 July 2000
S1W-08436
Each health board determines its prescribing policy on drugs taking into account the advice provided by its local Drug and Therapeutics Committees.In 1995, guidance about new drugs for multiple sclerosis, and clinical advice from the Standing Medical Advisory Committee, was issued to health boards.
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Date answered:
3 July 2000
S1W-06677
It is for individual health boards and NHS Trusts to determine annually the level of funding required for new and replacement medical equipment taking into account other local priorities. Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 m...
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Date answered:
28 June 2000
S1W-07936
Details will be published in the board's annual accounts, which I understand will be available following the next meeting on Friday 28 July.The Clinical Resources and Audit Group have provided £650,000 towards the costs of the independent Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) in 2000-01.The Health Technology Board was established on 1 April wit...
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06836
It is for individual health boards and NHS Trusts to determine annually the level of funding required for new and replacement medical equipment taking into account other local priorities. Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 m...
