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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 March 2003
S1W-33079
Details for 1998-99 to 2002-03 are as follows.Health Board1998-99Total Budget Increase (£000)1998-99Total Budget Increase (%)1998-99Per Capita Increase (£))1998-99Per Capita Increase (%)Argyll and Clyde16,0324.3424.9Ayrshire and Arran13,6244.4394.7Borders4,4824.7414.6Dumfries and Galloway6,0674.5414.5Fife8,2303.0222.8Forth Valley11,5865.2415.2Grampian16,0713.8364.4Greater Glasgow17,5092.0131.4Highland6,2953.3323.5Lanarkshire18,8154.3354.4Lothian25,4053.9313.7Orkney1,8719.211110.8Shetland1,5406.9727.4Tayside18,2414.9535.6Western Isles1,1653.3554.4Health Board1999-2000Total Budget Increase(£000)1999-2000Total Budget Increase(%)1999-2000Per Capita Increase(£))1999-2000Per Capita Increase(%)Argyll and Clyde13,1203.4343.7Ayrshire and Arran15,2784.7434.9Borders3,2693.3303.2Dumfries and Galloway8,5236.1616.4Fife14,7065.1415.0Forth Valley12,6405.4404.7Grampian15,5793.5293.5Greater Glasgow45,1795.2555.8Highland3,2711.7141.5Lanarkshire22,2614.8374.6Lothian24,0913.6263.0Orkney*-846-3.8-46-4.0Shetland1,0464.4545.1Tayside12,2723.1363.6Western Isles9112.5513.9Note:*Adjustment to the method of funding the Scottish Ambulance Service and a reduction in the level of non-recurring bridging finance from 1998-99 to 1999-2000 distorts annual changes although this had no impact on the level of disposable income available to the board.Health Board2000-01Total Budget Increase(£000)2000-01Total Budget Increase(%)2000-01Per Capita Increase(£))2000-01Per Capita Increase(%)Argyll and Clyde28,9587.2737.8Ayrshire and Arran25,5047.5717.8Borders3,8743.8323.3Dumfries and Galloway4,5373.0383.7Fife19,0396.3516.0Forth Valley18,7757.6667.5Grampian30,8646.8627.1Greater Glasgow55,3566.0636.2Highland13,7166.9666.9Lanarkshire32,1076.7586.7Lothian36,5055.3414.6Orkney9484.4555.1Shetland1,5746.3857.7Tayside23,2135.8686.5Western Isles2,4706.61108.1Health Board2001-02Total Budget Increase (£000)2001-02Total Budget Increase(%)2001-02Per Capita Increase(£)2001-02Per Capita Increase(%)Argyll and Clyde28,9306.7686.7Ayrshire and Arran20,6635.6555.6Borders6,3856.0606.0Dumfries and Galloway10,4166.8716.8Fife16,6525.2485.2Forth Valley11,0404.2404.2Grampian24,6425.0475.0Greater Glasgow77,9938.0868.0Highland17,9248.4868.4Lanarkshire46,0079.0829.0Lothian48,1626.6616.6Orkney1,3736.1706.1Shetland2,6309.91179.9Tayside31,0297.3807.3Western Isles3,7789.51399.5Health Board2002-03Total Budget Increase(£000)2002-03Total Budget Increase(%)2002-03Per Capita Increase(£)2002-03Per Capita Increase(%)Argyll and Clyde25,8905.7615.7Ayrshire and Arran33,3828.6898.6Borders6,1665.4585.4Dumfries and Galloway11,0826.7766.7Fife25,7957.7747.7Forth Valley20,6417.5747.5Grampian32,4206.3626.3Greater Glasgow79,3487.6887.6Highland19,4898.4938.4Lanarkshire21,9513.9393.9Lothian42,0625.4545.4Orkney9994.2514.2Shetland2,2277.6997.6Tayside22,9285.0595.0Western Isles3,7618.61388.6Note:Increases for 2002-03 are based on allocations made to date...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 December 2002
S1W-32426
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will detail the locations of sampling points in Banffshire and Aberdeenshire that were used in designating areas as nitrate vulnerable 'ones (NVZs); how often, and on what dates, tests were carried out at such locations; what levels of naturally occurring nitrates were found in the samples taken; what further sampli...
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Date answered:
11 December 2002
S1W-32492
As part of the process, the organisations concerned will continue to consider how most efficiently to conduct their work in line with the most up to date practices and use of technology.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 July 2002
S1W-26477
To ask the Scottish Executive how many children have been admitted to hospital as a result of (a) alcohol and (b) drug abuse in each of the last five years and this year to date, broken down by NHS board area. Information on hospital discharges relates to episodes of in-patient or day case care, rather than individual patients.
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Date answered:
21 May 2001
S1W-14598
The pre-school census collects information about children in their pre-school and ante-pre-school years. Actual dates of birth are not recorded.3. Records of Needs are educational documents opened for children who have been assessed as having pronounced, specific or complex special educational needs which require continuing review.
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Date answered:
7 November 2000
S1W-10496
The table below lists the awards made to date from the Public Transport Fund. In addition, commitments from the previous Government's Transport Challenge Fund and South Fife Rail are being met from the PTF.AuthorityProjectTotal PTF Award (£ million)1999-2000 (£ million)2000-01 (£ million)2001-02 (£ million)2002-03 (£ million)Aberdeen A96/A956 Bus Priority a...
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Date answered:
24 May 2000
S1W-06706
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will detail the remit, membership, process for membership selection, aims and objectives and the work to date of the Special Educational Needs Advisory Forum.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 September 2006
Procedures Committee, 12 Sep 2006
We could have a rule that there should be a cut-off date for consolidation bills similar to the cut-off that we have for members' bills.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 May 2006
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 09 May 2006
Legal Profession and Legal Aid (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 I am aware that we have a big public agenda as well as our items in private on reports, so keep with us.On section 15, "Handling by relevant professional organisations of conduct complaints: investigation by Commission", the committee asked the Executive to explain the reason for delegating to subordinate legislation the date from which the six-month expiry period will run in relation to a handling complaint.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 March 2006
Procedures Committee, 21 Mar 2006
That is particularly the case in Finland where, for a number of historical reasons that date back to before the first world war, even very small changes are required to go through what we would consider to be the primary legislative process rather than their being made by statutory instruments.The overall time that is spent in plenary session and in committ...
