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Official Report Meeting date: 27 February 2001

Public Petitions Committee, 27 Feb 2001

The Executive proposes, as part of the new extension, to carry out an environmental impact assessment and to prepare an up-to-date environmental statement. It will also prepare trunk road orders and compulsory purchase orders and carry out further public consultation, which will provide opportunities for all interested parties to express their views, should...
Official Report Meeting date: 27 February 2001

Justice 1 Committee, 27 Feb 2001

In all the prisons to which prisoners were sent close to their release date, every single prison officer said that they were merely scratching the surface of through-care.In several Scottish prisons, really good things are being done because of the relationships that exist between Apex Trust Scotland, Safeguarding Communities Reducing Offending, the churche...
Official Report Meeting date: 9 January 2001

Subordinate Legislation Committee, 09 Jan 2001

I suppose that there is an intellectual argument for that, but I agree with the convener; if we run primary and subordinate legislation almost simultaneously, the presumption should be that as much substance as possible is included in the bill.We see regulations every week that amend dates, amounts of money or courses—I believe that that was the case for th...
Official Report Meeting date: 6 December 2000

Plenary, 06 Dec 2000

There are funding opportunities and a range of choices, which the Executive will consider when proposals are put to us. To date, that has not happened, but that does not mean that it will not happen.I am glad that Tommy Sheridan lodged this motion, which puts the issue firmly back on the agenda as a matter in which MSPs and the public are interested.
Official Report Meeting date: 2 November 2000

Plenary, 02 Nov 2000

I thank the minister for giving way.The Scottish Parliament information centre's briefing on groundwater charges states: "SEPA anticipated receiving some 10,000 applications for Authorisation to discharge listed chemicals . . . To date SEPA has received 2,600 applications."
Official Report Meeting date: 21 September 2000

Plenary, 21 Sep 2000

However, I take on board Fiona McLeod's comments—she has now gone, I presume to Inverness—regarding social work services, and I will consider them further.Every health board in Scotland has developed a palliative care strategy. To date, 31 hospitals in Scotland have either specialist palliative care teams or palliative care support nurses.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 September 2000

Plenary, 14 Sep 2000

The group is expected to report early in 2001 and is likely to make recommendations on further research requirements, treatment and the education and training of specialists.In addition, the Executive remains committed to improving services with faster, better diagnosis and treatment for everyone with cancer, more one-stop clinics, shorter waiting times and up-to-date equipment. As evidence of that commitment, eight one-stop prostate assessment clinics have been established.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 June 2000

Plenary, 14 Jun 2000

It is important to recognise the progress that has been made to date, but there is much more that we can all do.
Official Report Meeting date: 4 May 2000

Plenary, 04 May 2000

I will write to Margaret Ewing with the details and dates, as I do not have them to hand.
Official Report Meeting date: 6 April 2000

Plenary, 06 Apr 2000

Motion debated, That the Parliament notes with deep concern the death of 874 Scots by their own hand in 1998; is aware that since 1984 the proportion of male Scots aged 35 or under whose deaths can be attributed to suicide has increased from one in nine to one in four, and for females from one in twenty to one in seven in the same age category, making suicide the most common cause of death in young Scots; recognises that in Scotland the suicide rate for males and females of all age groups is 32 and 10 respectively per 100,000 and increasing, whereas in England it is 18 and 6 per 100,000 and decreasing; believes the reasons for suicide to be complex, multi-functional and poorly understood, and calls upon the Scottish Executive to commission, at the earliest date...

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