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Date answered:
30 November 2005
S2W-20896
Current figures suggest that the amount of quota held by non-active fishermen is falling and currently stands at around 5% of the total FQA (fixed quota allocation) units available to the UK fleet.
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Date answered:
30 November 2005
S2W-20765
Although practice nurses remain the employees of individual practices, who have responsibility to ensure that their employees have the necessary educational qualifications, there is an important role that NHS boards and Community Health Partnerships can play in supporting practice nursing development.The Framework for Nursing in General Practice actively supports and encourages practice nurses to engage in learning activities.
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8 June 2005
S2W-16900
Induced jobs are defined as jobs outside the renewable energy industry and its associated supply chain that are created because of activity in the renewable energy industry; e.g. additional jobs in retail arising from the increased economic activity.
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3 June 2005
S2W-16887
SDI delivers an on-going programme of activities responding to the international business needs of companies in the Scottish music industry and the creative industries more generally.
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26 April 2005
S2W-15999
The Executive does not currently have any collaboration initiatives on environmental or sustainable issues with Asia. We are, however, active in international collaboration.
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1 February 2005
S2W-13220
Recent activities have supported Scottish companies from a range of sectors, including textiles, food and drink, energy, computer software, educational provision and aerospace.I visited Japan in October 2003 and saw at first hand the valuable work being undertaken by SDI there.
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31 January 2005
S2W-13601
This should include discussion of both diet and alcohol intake.Although there are no plans at present to implement programmes aimed at alcohol reduction or dietary education specifically for people diagnosed with hepatitis C, the Plan for Action on Alcohol Problems commits the Executive to a programme of culture change. This involves a range of activities including communications, the role of which is to prompt the general public to think about their drinking and to encourage a sense of personal responsibility for the negative cost of alcohol problems.The wider Healthy Living campaign aims to encourage and motivate everyone to take on the challenge of making daily health improving decisions about their dietand physical activity.
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1 December 2004
S2W-11527
To ask the Scottish Executive how many hours on average each adult prisoner spent on (a) education, broken down by (i) literacy, (ii) numeracy and (iii) other education-related activities, (b) exercise, (c) vocational work and (d) community work in each year since 1999.
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19 January 2004
S2W-05431
The Scottish Executive has been committed to providing support for out of school hourslearning activities since 1999. The £69 million referred to in a recent mediaarticle is the amount of funding being made available to local authorities upto 2005-06 by the Scottish Executive (£34 million under the National Priorities ActionFund) and the New Opportunities Fund (£35 million from the Activities Programmeof the PE and Sport in Schools Initiative), as part of that on-goingcommitment.
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5 June 2003
S2W-00288
As part of that responsibility, the funding council works closely with Scotland's colleges in encouraging high standards across all aspects of college activity, including in their management.
