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Date answered:
10 September 2008
S3W-15580
Specific Scottish guidance on surveillance of CDAD has been available since the start of the mandatory CDAD surveillance programme in September 2006 and this was updated in October 2007.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 June 2008
S3W-13604
Accident statistics are reviewed annually across the entire trunk road network and this forms the basis for the identification of the annual programme of accident investigation and prevention (AIP) works that Transport Scotland carry out to reduce casualty numbers on the trunk road network.
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Date answered:
9 June 2008
S3W-13368
In the June 2007 transport investment statement the Scottish Government committed to the following: · Airdrie to Bathgate rail link project - £300 million to £375 million · Glasgow Airport Rail Link - costs currently under review · Edinburgh Waverley Station - estimated to cost £150 million · Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine rail link - £80 million to £85million In September 2007 the Edinburgh and Glasgow improvements programme...
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Date answered:
28 February 2008
S3O-02421
To ask the Scottish Executive what specific funding or programmes are in place to help young people deal with low self-esteem or depression.
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Date answered:
23 January 2008
S3W-08060
To ask the Scottish Executive what levels of success have been measured by the Getting it Right for Every Child programme. Success will ultimately be determined by the experiences of children and families in how help is co-ordinated and delivered to them, how they are involved in these decisions and what the improvements in children''s outcomes are.
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Date answered:
22 November 2007
S3W-06254
In terms of sport in schools, we plan to work closelywith our local government partners and the Association of Directors of Education (Scotland) toexamine good practice and identify barriers with a view to overcoming them.As part of their contributionto the new relationship, the Scottish Government and local government will eachdo what is required to ensure delivery of key government policies and programmes,including improving the learning experience for children and young people by developingand delivering Curriculum for Excellence.The draft outcomesand experiences being written as part of the curriculum review, together with a new framework for curriculumdesign, will provide a description of broad expectations of what a young personshould experience throughout their schooling.
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Date answered:
15 November 2007
S3W-05908
The First Minister followed up this meeting bywriting to Commissioner Piebalgs on energy issues.The Cabinet Secretaryfor Education and Lifelong Learning and I met with Commissioner Figel(Education) on 28 June where we discussed higher education issues, the EuropeanInstitute of technology and the Erasmus programme. The Cabinet Secretaryfor Rural Affairs and ...
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Date answered:
13 November 2007
S3W-05835
This includes fundingto Sustrans for the “Safe Routes to School” initiative to encourage walking andcycling as alternatives to the car school run and the “Beyond the School Gate” initiativewhich seeks to maximise the potential for local government to create environmentsthat encourage children to lead more active and healthy lives.The Scottish EnhancedServices Programme (SESP) has given NHS boards the option to offer services forchildren with unhealthy weight when an adult family member presents for existingobesity services.
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Date answered:
6 September 2007
S3W-03625
TheCrown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service’s Review of the Investigation andProsecution of Rape and Sexual Offences recommended improved specialisttraining and guidance to prosecutors. The implementation programme is wellunderway with 18 recommendations having been implemented and work ongoingtowards full implementation by June 2009.
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Date answered:
30 August 2007
S3W-03117
HMIEare also monitoring how the Parental Involvement Act is being implemented aspart of their regular programme of inspections of schools and education authorities.In respect ofplacements, all education authorities are required to make informationavailable to parents about their schools and the type of education provisionthey can offer.
