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9 May 2002
S1W-25036
The Executive monitors drug action team activities through the annual corporate accountability process.
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3 May 2002
S1W-24870
One of the aims of the network is to determine the number of groups of this type and their level of activity in Scotland. S1W-24870
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3 May 2002
S1W-24871
Community and voluntary sector organisations are being encouraged to take an active role in working with local authorities to implementing these plans.
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15 April 2002
S1W-24477
Under the New Opportunities for PE and Sport in Schools fund, announced on 19 March, up to £21.75 million will be committed throughout Scotland to support out of school hours programmes, organised through schools, which offer children and young people a wide range of sporting and cultural activities.Each local authority has been given a provisional allocation to fund these activities from the spring of 2003. Swimming lessons for children and young people aged five to 16 could be funded, provided they meet programme priorities, eligibility and assessment criteria.
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1 February 2002
S1W-20219
None of the present or former members undertook political activity in the five-year period prior to their appointment.
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30 January 2002
S1W-21923
The Scottish Executive has asked the Performance Audit Group (PAG) to carry out a comprehensive audit of BEAR's winter maintenance activities in the North East of Scotland over the festive period following the period of severe winter weather which affected the area.
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17 January 2002
S1W-21337
To ask the Scottish Executive what the purpose is of section 9 (2) (a) of the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill; what consultation there has been with the Scottish Outdoor Recreation Network, the Ramblers Association and any other interested groups in connection with this provision; whether there was adequate consultation in respect of the provision, and whether it will delete or amend the provision in order to allow access rights for instructors and guides for rambling, mountaineering or other outdoor pursuits and to ensure that there is access to their classes and other services that they provide in respect of such activities...
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7 January 2002
S1W-20974
The new guidance published is designed to show agencies what needs to be in place where and when to provide good psychological interventions and eating disorder services.The workforce skills, recruitment, training and retention issues are recognised and are under active consideration. Meantime, the Mental Health and Well Being Support Group, the Scottish He...
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20 December 2001
S1W-20727
The conclusions reached by the Rural Development Committee recorded in these paragraphs in the Stage 1 Report relate to the use of terriers underground and the activities of the Scottish Hill Packs. The Executive neither propose to implement a policy nor introduce measures to give effect to those conclusions.
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4 December 2001
S1W-19232
Neither this campaign, nor any of the Executives teacher recruitment activity, is specifically aimed at attracting mature entrants to the profession.
