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Date answered:
17 January 2008
S3W-08245
Treatment needs are assessedand managed on a case by case basis, including through discussion between the individual,their family and health professionals.Boththe NICE and the SIGN obesity guidelines provide advice for GPs and healthboards to assess the suitability of interventions.the Scottish Government will publish guidance on the appropriate treatment and referralpathways for patients with unhealthy weight and on the provision of weight lossservices by the end of 2008.We shall publish further detailsof planned activities...
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14 December 2007
S3W-07397
To ask the Scottish Executive, under the terms of its concordat with COSLA, whether it accepts that removing ring-fenced funding may mean that funds previously guaranteed to support particular client groups may now be redeployed by local authorities for other purposes and to meet funding pressures in other areas of activity. Under the terms of the concorda...
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12 December 2007
S3W-07508
It is notcompetent in respect of an activity which is unlikely to be repeated.
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5 December 2007
S3W-06221
In consideringaccommodation requirements, authorities and schools will look to optimising theflexibility of use of all educational spaces without adversely affectingessential activities for which such spaces are already used.
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20 November 2007
S3W-06252
We have an unrivalled opportunity to really use thepower of sport to inspire people of all ages, but particularly our children tolead active and healthy lives.We will bedeveloping an outline plan over the next 100 days on how we intend to securethat as part of a lasting legacy for everyone in Scotland from these games.
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2 November 2007
S3W-05437
Information isbeing collected via the Growing Up in Scotland Study on fathers’ activities andbehaviours with their children; and via the Millennium Cohort Study on the roleof fathers in children’s lives on a UK-wide basis.Funding is alsobeing provided towards Children in Scotland’s “Children,Fathers and Fatherhood” project to promote the importance of fathe...
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2 November 2007
S3W-05437
Information isbeing collected via the Growing Up in Scotland Study on fathers’ activities andbehaviours with their children; and via the Millennium Cohort Study on the roleof fathers in children’s lives on a UK-wide basis.Funding is alsobeing provided towards Children in Scotland’s “Children,Fathers and Fatherhood” project to promote the importance of fathe...
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1 November 2007
S3W-05181
A baseline studywas undertaken in 2005 with results published in 2006 in a paper called Progress towards the recommendations of the Physical Education Review Group which can be found at http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/11/PEReport2005.The ScottishGovernment is clear that learning through quality physical education andphysical activity makes an i...
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31 October 2007
S3W-05573
The ScottishGovernment is giving active consideration to how it can best support the provisionof effective means of resolving disputes.In determining thebest way forward, we will bear in mind consultation on the issue by the previousadministration, the provisions in place in England and Wales and the Members’ Billlodged on 14 November 2006 by former Member ...
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Date answered:
31 October 2007
S3W-05573
The ScottishGovernment is giving active consideration to how it can best support the provisionof effective means of resolving disputes.In determining thebest way forward, we will bear in mind consultation on the issue by the previousadministration, the provisions in place in England and Wales and the Members’ Billlodged on 14 November 2006 by former Member ...
