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29 November 2001
S1W-19969
A consultation paper is being widely distributed to a range of interests, including planning authorities, regular users of the planning system, community councils, the Citizen Advice Bureau and equality groups. The Executive is also actively promoting full public participation by placing an easy read consultation paper and questionnaire in planning offices ...
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8 November 2001
S1W-19379
The NOF, PE and Sport in Schools initiative which is to come on stream next year, will also be supporting out of school hours programmes offering a wide range of sporting and cultural activities. S1W-19379
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1 November 2001
S1W-18821
The FSG meets regularly to discuss all issues surrounding offshore fabrication; at its most recent meeting in October the issues covered included prospects for company diversification into decommissioning activities, and workforce skills. S1W-18821
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1 June 2001
S1W-15864
From April 2000 they were also expected to, and have developed their own Public Performance Reporting frameworks which make information about performance available to those who are recognised stakeholders in local authority activities. S1W-15864
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19 March 2001
S1W-13891
Many LHCCs already carry out extensive health promotion activities. We wish to build on this work.
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26 February 2001
S1W-13291
The Executive has regular discussions with the United Kingdom Government and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency on a range of environmental issues including the impacts of climate change. Active consideration is being given to the issue of sea-level rise and the Executive is looking to commission a survey to identify those areas in Scotland that may...
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14 December 2000
S1O-02707
Measures being developed or under consideration include:- Arrangements to provide free, high quality money advice for all who need it;- Encouragement of the provision and use of basic bank accounts;- Delivering wider access to low cost credit through the development of credit unions;- Provision of low cost insurance with rent schemes.The Executive is also providing active support to moves by the Department of Trade and Industry to improve lending practices of credit providers and transparency of information provided to consumers.
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2 November 2000
S1O-02458
The additional funding will enable local Councils for Voluntary Service to:increase their support for voluntary organisations in their local area;provide comprehensive advice to the voluntary sector on funding;work with Local Volunteer Development Agencies and others in the delivery of the Active Communities Initiativeparticipate in the community planning p...
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20 July 2000
S1W-08353
It is known that deaths from a number of other causes, notably pneumonia and other respiratory conditions, increase significantly during a period of high influenza activity. However, there is no standard method of associating a proportion of these extra deaths with influenza.
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Date answered:
14 July 2000
S1W-08457
To ask the Scottish Executive how many complaints were received by the Scottish Charities Office (SCO) regarding the activities of Inland Revenue/SCO recognised charities, in each year since its creation, from each of the following sources: (a) police, (b) fiscal service, (c) Law Society/Faculty of Advocates/Writers to the Signet, (d) government department...
