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Official Report
Meeting date:
3 February 2003
National Galleries of Scotland Bill Committee, 03 Feb 2003
You said that you would gain an additional 300 sq m. How much additional space are you creating, not including the 300 sq m?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
27 January 2000
S1W-03574
The most relevant of which is:Mudge G P (1983), "The incidence and significance of ingested lead pellet poisoning in British Wildfowl", Biological Conservation, 27, pp. 33-372.Other studies include:Beck N and Ganval, P (1987), "Ingestion de plombs de chasse par la Becassine des marais Gallinago gallinago et la Becassine sourde Lymnocryest minimus dans le Lord-ouest de la France", Gibier Faune Sauvage/Game Wildlife: In press.Bellorse F C (1959), "Lead poisoning as a mortality factor in waterfowl populations III", Natural History Survey Bulletin, 27(3), pp. 235-288.Bowler, J M...
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2000
Audit Committee, 19 Sep 2000
In all, we have seen an increase in the space of the building of some 10,000 sq m. About 3,000 sq m have been added to the usable space to reflect the wishes of the client.
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Date answered:
30 November 2006
S2W-29920
Total Value of Sales of Council Dwellings4 (£m) Total HRA Capital Receipts (£m) Debt Redeemed from HRA Capital Receipts (£m) Capital Expenditure Financed from Receipts (£m) Total HRA Capital Spending on New Building, Maintenance and Improvements (£m) 1979-80 5.8 11.4 226.6 1980-81 23.5 27.7 235.0 1981-82 61.2 64.3 229.8 1982-83 101.3 106.8 249.3 1983-84 121.2 148.0 289.9 1984-85 115.6 132.2 245.8 1985-86 104.4 122.5 287.3 1986-87 116.3 128.1 334.0 1987-88 166.3 185.1 17.8 438.4 1988-89 254.0 274.0 26.6 459.6 1989-90 301.0 326.7 38.0 469.2 1990-91 259.4 287.8 42.0 478.4 1991-92 241.6 268.2 32.8 458.2 1992-93 261.1 286.6 32.0 429.2 1993-94 240.4 274.2 34.1 434.1 1994-95 246.7 282.8 30.7 456.1 1995-96 189.1 243.3 21.1 427.5 1996-97 197.8 201.6 44.9 147.6 328.6 1997-98 229.0 233.5 67.2 157.8 251.2 1998-99 193.7 216.2 135.2 66.8 243.5 1999-2000 214.4 232.4 Not available Not available 225.8 2000-01 215.3 224.6 161.3 62.1 219.9 2001-02 221.3 235.1 160.2 75.3 267.6 2002-03 305.1 309.0 215.5 95.8 268.7 2003-04 265.5 272.1 188.5 85.4 202.3 2004-05 261.7 274.8 71.4 197.6 190.5 2005-06 253.7 248.83 41.13 205.73 320.3 Sources: Sales 3 returns fromlocal authorities; local authorities’ HSG1A and HRA near actual returns; capitalreturns.Notes:1.
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Date answered:
30 October 2003
S2W-03108
These cover a wide range ofconditions including schizophrenia, mood (affective) disorders, neuroticdisorders, and mental retardation.Deaths fromSelected Mental and Behavioural Disorders1, by Age and Gender,Scotland 2000-02 Year Gender All ages Age Group 0-14 15-29 30-44 45-59 60-74 75+ 2000 M 11 3 8 F 24 1 3 20 2001 M 7 7 F 19 1 1 1 3 13 2002 M 12 1 1 1 2 7 F 16 1 1 2 12 Note:1ICD10, F20-F99 S2W-03108
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 September 2002
S1W-29023
Funding to the National Galleries of Scotland and the National Museums of Scotland for 1999-2000 to 2001-02 is shown in the following table.Funding (£ m)1999-20002000-012001-022002-03National Galleries of Scotland10,08511.18512.53512.285National Museums of Scotland13,29114.42717.17717.477These amounts include revenue and capital funding.Funding is also provided for the Scottish Museums Council as shown:Scottish Museums Council 1999-20002000-012001-02Funding (£ m)0.9410.9411.041Strategic Change Fund (£ m) 0.5This information is not available per capita.In addition in March 2002 in connection with the refurbishment of the Kelvingrove Gallery by Glasgow City Council the Executive made an exceptional one off payment of £3 million to Glasgow's Museum Service including £1 million specifically identified for the Kelvingrove Refurbishment Appeal Trust.The responsibility for funding local museums and galleries lies with local authorities through their GAE allocation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 November 1999
Transport and the Environment Committee, 03 Nov 1999
For example, if the distance was 8 m and it was doubled to 16 m, that would achieve a 64-fold reduction.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 July 2002
S1W-24884
Scottish Executive support for Local Government1999-2000(£m)2000-01(£m)2001-02(£m)2002-03(£m)2003-04(£m)Aggregate External Finance Including allocations for: Education and Young People5,513.15,63...
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Date answered:
2 February 2004
S2W-05586
The information requested isshown in the following table.Police Funding Allocations Force Area 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 Funding Allocation £m Per Capita £ Funding Allocation £m Per Capita £ Funding Allocation £m Per Capita £ Central 36.0 129 37.4 134 40.7 146 Dumfries and Galloway 23.0 155 23.5 160 24.9 169 Fife 44.6 127 45.0 129 49.9 142 Grampian 69.3 132 73.3 140 79.2 151 Lothian and Borders 142.8 161 151.1 170 161.3 182 Northern 43.1 156 44.1 160 47.1 171 Strathclyde 375.8 170 394.3 179 424.9 193 Tayside 62.2 160 64.3 166 70.0 178 Notes:1.
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Date answered:
27 January 2000
S1W-03575
These are listed below:Anderson W L and Havera S P (1985), "Blood lead, protoporphyrin and ingested shot for detecting lead poisoning in wildfowl", Wildlife Society Bulletin, 13, pp. 26-31.Dieter M P and Finley M T (1978), "Delta-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase enzyme activity in blood, brain and liver of lead-dosed ducks", Environmental Resources, 19, pp. 127-135.Hall S L and Fisher F M (1985), "Lead concentrations in tissues of marsh birds: relationships of feeding habitats and grit preference to spent shot ingestion", Bulletin of Environmental Contaminant Toxicology, 35, pp. 1-8.Madsen H H T, Kkjorn T, Jorgensen P J and Grandjean P (1988), "Blood lead levels in patients with lead shot retained in the appendix", Acta Radiol, 29, pp. 745-746.Osweller G D, van Geldeer G A and Buck W B (1978), "Epiderminology of lead poisoning in animals" in Toxicity of heavy metals in the environment (editor F W Dehme), Marcel Dekker, New York.In Scotland, when acute poisoning incidents occur, investigations into the particular cause and poisoning level are carried out.
