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Date answered:
10 July 2008
S3W-14483
The data show that median weekly earnings rose by 3.1% in the year to April 2007. Irrespective of how earnings may rise in the next three years, the number of Scottish students receiving support other than non means tested maintenance loans would be unaffected as under current funding rules all eligible students are entitled to tuition fees (or tuition fee...
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Date answered:
4 June 2008
S3W-13494
In conjunction with the Kiel Centre, HMIE has also drawn up a best practice framework for all HM Inspectors and tailored training events to develop and build on coaching techniques were arranged in June and August 2007, and in January, February and May 2008. Further events are planned for June, July, September and December 2008.
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Date answered:
27 February 2008
S3W-09468
In relation to these data, it is believed that inaccuracies exist when identifying disposed cases and some mortgage lender actions may be misclassified as land or heritable estate actions, and vice versa. 4.
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Date answered:
19 February 2008
S3W-09469
Notes: *Data for 2006 is provisional and may be subject to change. Health board is the NHS board that submitted ESMI Form A, the initial notification form.
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Date answered:
7 August 2007
S3W-02365
This data is currently availablefor the years 2003-04 to 2005-06.Osteoporosis – annual patient rates per 1,000 population andestimated number of patients consulting in Scotland; years ending 31 March 2004, 2005 and2006 by gender and agegroup Gender 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Age group Annual patient rate per 1,000 population Estimated number of patients Annual patient rate per 1,000 population Estimated number of patients Annual patient rate per 1,000 population Estimated number of patients Males Under 50 years 0.1 250 0.1 200 0.1 100 50 - 69 1.5 850 1.4 850 1.2 700 70 - 79 4.2 700 4.6 750 3.4 550 80 years & over 3.0 200 3.9 250 3.4 250 All ages 0.8 2,000 0.8 2,100 0.6 1,600 Females Under 50 years 0.6 1,000 0.4 650 0.4 650 50 - 69 11.9 7,200 8.5 5,200 8.8 5,450 70 - 79 27.1 5,800 25.0 5,350 23.3 5,000 80 years & over 24.2 3,300 23.9 3,300 18.9 2,600 All ages 6.4 17,350 5.4 14,500 5.0 13,700 Total All ages 3.6 19,300 3.1 16,600 2.8 15,250 Source: ISD.Notes:Estimated numbers of patients are rounded to the nearest 50.Total figures may...
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Date answered:
6 June 2007
S3W-00306
The resources available toa consultant, including supporting staff and facilities, and any particular difficultiesthat he or she may have had to overcome, should also be taken into account in judgingthe service contribution expected and provided.8.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 February 2011
Meeting of the Parliament 24 February 2011
Let us accept that, last year, there were still more than 7,000 crimes of handling an offensive weapon, almost 3,000 people were convicted for handling an offensive weapon and 44 per cent of murders in Scotland used a blade. That may be less, but it is still far too many.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 16 December 2010
In Scotland on Sunday, Kenny Farquharson, a reliable commentator, revealed to us that“Perhaps the most recognisable figure on the Labour front bench is Andy Kerr, the former finance minister, but the gossip at Holyrood is that he may soon be heading for the back benches.”Rather than looking behind him, Iain Gray is taking preventive action to save his posit...
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 November 2010
Public Petitions Committee 23 November 2010
I have not provided any advice on that issue, Douglas may be able to confirm the acceptability of your wording on those points.My discussions have related to the ownership of the Castle.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 September 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 30 September 2010
Support for the Scottish banks was £470 billion—£70 billion capital injection, £100 billion special liquidity scheme, £100 billion credit guarantee, £200 billion asset protection scheme and £10 billion in fees. The Government may get some of that back, but if it had not had it at the time when it was needed, we would have suffered the consequences.
