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Date answered:
7 November 2006
S2W-29267
Costs (a) 2005-06 (b) 2004-05 (i) one off costs* includes (iii)Information packs (iv) Staff training manuals (ii) Software development £10,029.26 £349,160.64 (v) Ongoing costs £44.12 (vi) Staffing £252,745.00 £87,668.92 (vii) Software support and maintenance £27,177.75 £61,652.25 (viii) Language Line £3,829.51 £2,499.76 (ix) Naric 0 £2,285.38 Other, including promotional activities...
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Date answered:
31 October 2006
S2W-28886
FCS is subject to annual examinationby Audit Scotland and plays an active part in the Executive’s EfficientGovernment Initiative, delivering over £4,000,000 of efficiency savings over theperiod 2004-05 to 2007-08.
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4 October 2006
S2W-28510
Applicationswere invited from practising scientists or technologists of international reputation,who would be required to maintain active links with the research community onceappointed.
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16 May 2006
S2W-25191
Enbrel (etanercept) is availableon NHS prescription and NHS Quality Improvement Scotland and the Scottish MedicinesConsortium (SMC) have provided advice to NHS Scotland on its use.The Health Technology Board forScotland (HTBS) (now part of NHS Quality Improvement Scotland) issued advice onthe use of etanercept (Enbrel) on the following dates:17 May 2002 - Comment on theNational Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) Technology Appraisal Guidancenumber 35 on the use of etanercept for the treatment of juvenile idiopathic arthritis.17 May 2002 - Comment on theNICE Technology Appraisal Guidance number 36 on the use of etanercept and infliximabfor the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.The comments can be accessedat www.nhshealthquality.org.On 12 July 2004, the SMC issuedadvice to NHSScotland on the use of etanercept for the treatment of active...
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Date answered:
16 December 2005
S2W-20830
The funding council and its predecessors provided funding as follows: Year Support (£) Enrolments* 1996-97 6,574,925 6,770 1997-98 7,432,900 7,290 1998-99 8,346,450 9,485 1999-2000 8,386,494 10,660 2000-01 9,058,602 12,080 2001-02 13,078,008 12,095 2002-03 11,669,139 12,495 2003-04 10,021,016 10,945 2004-05 12,016,343 - Notes: *Numbers have been rounded to the nearest five.1. Figures relating to student activity...
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Date answered:
1 December 2005
S2W-20487
Her response is as follows: Communities Scotland, as regulator, is actively working with Glasgow Housing Association (GHA) to establish how the recent developments on the procurement of services affect GHA’s registration conditions.An amendment has now been introduced to the Housing Bill which was discussed in Parliament on 24 November 2005.
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30 September 2005
S2W-19380
The Executive recognises that the coast of Scotland is a complex environment where many of the interactions between natural processes and human activities are not always well understood.
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Date answered:
17 August 2005
S2W-18054
This is also targeted through generic social and in particular joint drugs/alcohol initiatives such as the Lloyds TSB PDI initiative which supports activities to support children at risk from drugs and alcohol (£2 million) and training programmes offered by STRADA for drug and alcohol professionals (£0.8 million).
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Date answered:
18 July 2005
S2W-17482
The quality of a fingerprint mark is at its best between the ages of 16 and 50, and it is recognised that occupational or leisure activities can scar the fingers to the extent that a detrimental effect on accuracy can result for some people.Work on developing iris (rather than retina) and facial recognition systems has been carried out by the United Kingdom...
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5 May 2005
S2W-16131
The Scottish Executive has not earmarked a specific budget for Scots language development. It provides funding for Scots activities through the general resources which it makes available to cultural and educational bodies, local authorities and the enterprise network.
