There are 54,812 results relating to "laying accounts"
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Date answered:
25 May 2004
S2W-08227
The Scottish Executive published the draft Gaelic Bill for consultation on 10 October 2003. the Executive received over 3,400 responses from local authorities, public bodies includingBBC Scotland and the Gaelic Media Service, Gaelic interest groups and from individuals.The consultation responses receivedby the Executive commented on a wide range of Gaelic related subjects, includingGaelic medium education at school and Gaelic learning opportunities for adults.It is now the responsibility of Scottish ministers to prepare a Gaelic bill forintroduction to the Scottish Parliament later this year. In doing this they willtake account...
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Date answered:
11 May 2004
S2W-07846
Also, in relation to (b) acts of the UK Parliament, any which amend legislationrelating to a devolved area will have been subject to one or more of the 54 Sewelmotions (covering the 49 bills listed below) so far approved by the Scottish Parliament.Bills for which SewelMotions have been Approved Food Standards Financial Services and Markets Electronic Communications Limited Liability Partnerships Sea Fishing Grants (Charges) Representation of the People Sexual Offences (Amendment) Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Regulation of Investigatory Powers Learning and Skills Race Relations (Amendment) Insolvency Care Standards Government Resources and Accounts...
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Date answered:
11 December 2003
S2W-04563
The WTE figures adjust the headcount figures to take account ofpart time staff. Informationfor earlier years is not available centrally.Clinical Psychologists (WTE) Employed in Psychology Servicesfor Clients/Patients Aged 65 and Over in NHS Scotland in 2001 and 2002, byHealth Board Area.
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Date answered:
22 January 2003
S1W-33081
It is for the Drug Action Teams (DATs) and their local partners, including NHS boards, to determine how these resources are spent, taking into account local needs and circumstances.
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Date answered:
20 November 2002
S1W-31295
This allocation formula is updated each year to take account of changing circumstances - for example, changes in the distribution of the population between NHS board areas.NHSScotland expenditure on mental health has increased significantly over the last five years.
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Date answered:
24 July 2002
S1W-27083
The resource allocation system operated by Scottish Enterprise already takes account of both opportunity and need in local enterprise company areas and a central budget allows for response to unexpected opportunities and needs in particular areas.
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Date answered:
17 April 2002
S1W-24396
The following table shows the total and per capita amount of capital debt owed by each local authority and joint board as at March 2001:All Services Debt(£000)All Services Debtper head (£)Scotland9,899,031 1,935 Aberdeen City373,660 1,769 Aberdeenshire361,270 1,590 Angus103,083 944 Argyll and Bute224,112 2,524 Clackmannanshire74,789 1,543 Dumfries and Galloway273,794 1,878 Dundee City281,582 1,973 East Ayrshire185,952 1,542 East Dunbartonshire118,116 1,066 East Lothian137,440 1,506 East Renfrewshire88,466 985 Edinburgh, City of838,208 1,849 Eilean Siar174,924 6,436 Falkirk196,882 1,364 Fife487,617 1,392 Glasgow City2,062,048 3,384 Highland542,934 2,603 Inverclyde216,077 2,554 Midlothian93,360 1,136 Moray151,020 1,778 North Ayrshire197,152 1,420 North Lanarkshire436,390 1,332 Orkney Islands21,313 1,094 Perth and Kinross148,290 1,110 Renfrewshire288,751 1,632 Scottish Borders209,477 1,960 Shetland Islands56,036 2,497 South Ayrshire160,285 1,407 South Lanarkshire451,600 1,469 Stirling154,028 1,807 West Dunbartonshire186,592 1,972 West Lothian194,643 1,242 All Services Debt(£000)All Services Debtper head (£)Scotland9,899,031 1,935 Central Fire7,988 29 Dumfries and Galloway Fire 5,472 38 Fife Fire 8,341 24 Grampian Fire13,428 26 Highland and Islands Fire15,251 55 Lothian and Borders Fire19,154 22 Strathclyde Fire47,498 21 Tayside Fire8,436 22 Central Police6,412 23 Dumfries and Galloway Police 9,296 64 Fife Police 16,218 46 Grampian Police10,513 20 Lothian and Borders Police20,938 24 Northern Police19,706 71 Strathclyde Police53,433 24 Tayside Police12,314 32 Forth Bridge0 0 Tay Bridge13,277 n/a Strathclyde Passenger Transport Authority121,465 54 Source: As reported by councils/joint boards in the CDO2001 (capital debt outstanding) return.Note: All services debt consists of debt from general fund services (relevant and non-relevant), trading services and housing revenue account...
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Date answered:
19 March 2001
S1W-13185
Health board totals are the totals for the hospitals within each health board area, and do not take account of any cross-border flow of patients.
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Date answered:
23 January 2001
S1W-11584
The committee's statement can be found on the Internet at www.doh.gov.uk/munipwst.htm.The Department of Health in England has recently published guidance, reflecting the advice of the Committee on Medical Effects of Air Pollutants, on Investigating the health impact of emissions to air from local industry, which can be found at http://www.doh.gov.uk/comeap/goodpracticeguide.pdf and statements on the applicability of time-series co-efficients to areas affected by emissions of air pollutants from industrial sources, at http://www.doh.gov.uk/comeap/areaemissions.htm.The UK Health Departments will continue to take account...
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Date answered:
17 January 2001
S1W-12089
The Executive has made provision for the Crown Office, the Legal Aid Fund and the Scottish Courts Service to take account of ECHR issues arising in criminal and civil proceedings under the Scotland Act and Human Rights Act.
