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5 October 2001
S1W-18413
To ask the Scottish Executive what steps it is taking to encourage and support the active promotion of a strong pro bono culture in Scotland, commencing in the law faculties of universities and continuing through all levels of professional practice.
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28 June 2001
S1O-05509
The report makes it clear that shortfalls are being addressed and either have already been resolved or are being actively progressed. S1O-05509
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21 March 2001
S1W-13965
In addition special arrangements are in place to screen asylum seekers for active infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis.
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14 February 2001
S1W-12943
To ask the Scottish Executive how it will promote and maintain a sporting culture in schools. Programmes such as TOPS, Active Primary Schools and School Sport Co-ordinators which are funded through sportscotland and the Lottery Sports Fund are successfully promoting sport in schools.
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8 January 2001
S1W-11795
To ask the Scottish Executive what representations it has made to the Natural Heritage Lottery Fund to ensure that Tobar an Dualchais receives sufficient lottery funding to activate match funding for its project to conserve and disseminate the Gaelic and other material in its archives.
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19 December 2000
S1W-11774
To ask the Scottish Executive what its response is to the estimate by the Scottish Housebuilders Association that reducing housebuilding activity in the area covered by the Glasgow and Clyde Valley Joint Structure Plan 2000 by 14% will cause a loss of almost 3,000 construction jobs in the area.
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20 June 2000
S1W-07693
The Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding Councils are responsible for allocating public funding to Scotland's further and higher education institutions, and they do this with reference to levels of relevant activity rather than specific itemised costs.
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27 March 2000
S1W-04903
The consideration being given to a Transport Authority for the Highlands and Islands reflects the potential for devolving central Government responsibilities for Caledonian MacBrayne and Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd to the local communities most affected by their activities. S1W-04903
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1 February 2007
S2W-31174
From April 2003, the national reporting ofsurgical activity in out-patients has been required and ISD has been workingwith NHS boards to develop full compliance nationally.
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31 January 2007
S2W-30791
The greater theresponsibility, the greater the level of knowledge and expertise which may berequired in order to undertake a fire safety risk assessment in respect of thepremises.Neither the fire safetylegislation nor Practical Fire Safety Guidance for Care Homes offer aprescriptive definition of the knowledge or expertise required to undertake therisk assessment as this will be unique to the circumstances and the premises.For example, factors which might affect the level of expertise required of theperson undertaking the assessment could be: the nature of the activities...
