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Date answered:
14 May 2008
S3W-12521
Through the E-Planning Efficient Government Programme, planning authorities will have the capability to present planning applications and associated documentation online.
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Date answered:
17 April 2008
S3W-11560
Funding of around £2 million per year will be made available through the race, religion and refugee integration funding stream covering the period 2008-11. This Scottish Government programme is designed to improve the lives of minority ethnic and faith communities in Scotland, including refugees and asylum seekers as well as migrant workers and gypsies/trav...
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Date answered:
10 April 2008
S3W-10879
To ask the Scottish Executive what criteria (a) have been and (b) will be used when calculating the most recent allocation of LEADER programme funds to be made to each of the local action groups that applied for funding. 80% of the funding allocated to LEADER local action groups (LAGs) is formula-based.
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13 March 2008
S3W-10707
Funding for vehicles and equipment programmes over £5 million (such as defibrillators) are allocated in addition to basic allocations following approval of required business cases by the Capital Investment Group.
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25 February 2008
S3W-09276
In 2008 the Scottish Government will participate in the Carbon Management Programme through which the Carbon Trust provides technical and management support and guidance to formalise an action plan aimed at delivering carbon emission reductions.
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Date answered:
22 February 2008
S3W-09105
The table below provides information for projects on which we have data: Project 1999-2000 (£) 2000-01 (£) 2001-02 (£) 2002-03 (£) 2003-04 (£) UK Biodiversity Species Action Plan 55,696 400 25,362 98,179 30,000 Capercaillie Woodland Challenge Fund 680,753 EC LIFE Project Urgent Conservation Management for Scottish Capercaillie 1,643,443 721,917 565,671 Species Action Framework Project 2004-05 (£) 2005-06 (£) 2006-07 (£) 2007-08 (£) UK Biodiversity Species Action Plan 43,355 40,600 118,071 45,595 Capercaillie Woodland Challenge Fund EC LIFE Project Urgent Conservation Management for Scottish Capercaillie 574,365 557,093 252,132 Species Action Framework £121,300 The Scottish Government does not hold comprehensive information relating to expenditure on other projects or programmes...
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Date answered:
18 January 2008
S3W-08305
To ask the Scottish Executive how many schools in each local authority area deliver the xlerate with xl programme through the Prince’s Trust. Our information from thePrinces Trust Scotland is that, in 2007-08, the number of schoolsdelivering Xlerate with xl clubs in each local authority is as follows: Local Authority No. of Schools ...
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Date answered:
15 January 2008
S3W-08230
To ask the Scottish Executive how it will monitor the success of widening access to university programmes over the next year. The Scottish Government is fullycommitted to ensuring that access to higher education is available to all on thebasis of ability to learn rather than ability to pay.
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Date answered:
18 December 2007
S3W-07511
The membership of the Regional Proposal Assessment Committees (RPACs) is restricted to officials frompublic bodies, primarily Scottish Government’s Rural Payments and Inspections Directorate(SGRPID), Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH), Forestry Commission (FCS), the ScottishEnvironmental Protection Agency (SEPA) and an enterprise representative from thelocal enterprise companies (LEC) or a relevant local authority.The decision to restrictthe membership to public officials was taken in response to a strong view expressedby a number of different stakeholders during the consultation on the Strategy Planin summer 2006, that applicants would be very uncomfortable with confidential businessand financial information being open to scrutiny by private sector bodies or individuals.However, the RPACshave involved a range of private and third sector stakeholders and representativebodies, including those representing farmers and crofters, in the process of settingthe regional priorities against which all funding proposals will be assessed, andwill continue to engage with these bodies on the priorities and the operation of the programme...
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Date answered:
13 December 2007
S3W-07176
The recommendationswill be considered very carefully and will help inform future developments.Additionally, HMIEas part of their general inspection programme, review and report on the adequacyof provision for learning support in schools across all education authorities andidentify, where necessary, steps that need to be taken to improve support for pupils.
