There are 54,921 results relating to "laying accounts"
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Date answered:
12 July 2004
S2W-09068
Whole life costs and benefits, for example risk transfer, are taken into account for the length of the contract in order to show this.
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29 June 2004
S2W-07627
The mechanism for 2004-2005 will take into account the lessons learned from the 1999-2001 exercise, to ensure that sufficient information is gathered and a meaningful report published on this occasion.
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9 June 2004
S2W-08877
The Review of the Early Yearsand Childcare Workforce will:examine and define the role andresponsibilities of staff in the early years, childcare and play workforce;determine an approach to nationalworkforce planning;rationalise and modernise earlyyears/child care qualifications, ensuring that they are appropriate for the differentsectors of the workforce;develop vertical and lateralcareer pathways which provide for progression within a chosen area and lateral movementbetween different sectors of the workforce, andconsider the implications ofthese considerations for pay and conditions.Although the review will commenton pay and conditions, these remain matters for employers.The review’s recommendationswill have to take into account...
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19 May 2004
S2W-08055
Tothat extent, local authorities, in making decisions on planning applications, alreadytake into account the welfare of local communities.
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26 April 2004
S2W-07343
The measure of student activityused to inform the core funding provided to colleges by the Scottish Further EducationFunding Council is weighted to take account of students with special educationalneeds.
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Date answered:
26 January 2004
S2W-05376
They may differfrom any figures which the local authority would provide now, because they donot take account of any subsequent changes or corrections that the localauthority may have made to the statistical information, for use at a locallevel, about the location of each accident, based upon its knowledge of theroad and area concerned.
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Date answered:
13 January 2004
S2W-04834
The sample size of the FRS in Scotland is small, and so these estimates are subject toconsiderable sampling variability.MedianEquivalised Net Household Income (£ per month in2001-02 prices) Year Before Housing Costs After Housing Costs 1996-97 1,144 988 1997-98 1,185 1,021 1998-99 1,187 1,032 1999-2000 1,226 1,083 2000-01 1,224 1,085 2001-02 1,321 1,177 Equivalisation is theprocess whereby household income is adjusted to take account...
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Date answered:
14 November 2003
S2W-03298
In making this assessment itwill need to take into account its duties under the 2003 act and any effect itconsiders those duties will have on the level of need for affordable housing inits area.The 2003 act sets theframework for the expansion, and ultimate abolition, of the “priority need”definition within homelessness legislation, with the end target that ...
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Date answered:
12 November 2003
S2W-03471
Data in the tables show the total number of prescribed items dispensed by community pharmacists and dispensing doctors but do not take into account medicines dispensed by hospitals or hospital-based clinics.
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Date answered:
6 November 2003
S2W-03329
No indicative allocations have yet been made for 2006-07.The Arbuthnott targetpercentages for future years will increase or decrease due to annual updatingof the formula to take account of population movements and further updating of the formula.
