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6 June 2005
S2W-16898
Induced jobs are defined asjobs outside the renewable energy industryand its associated supply chain that are created because of activity in the renewableenergy industry; e.g. additional jobs in retail arising from the increased economicactivity.
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29 March 2005
S2W-15337
In order to reduce the amounts of abandoned fishing gear and high discard rates in these fisheries, the Scottish Executive engages actively in EU, NEAFC and bilateral negotiations, protecting Scottish interests and promoting good practice across a range of technical issues, including limits on gear soaking time and the effective marking of gear.
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9 March 2005
S2W-14820
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has any plans to change the planning system to assist farmers to diversify or move towards retail activity. On 7 February the Executivepublished a series of planning documents designed to grow the economy andencourage sustainable development in rural areas.National planning policy, ascontained in Scottish Planning P...
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14 February 2005
S2W-14063
The key criterion of the Bellwin Scheme is safeguarding life and property and prevention of suffering or severe inconvenience and involves councils in directly related unavoidable and uninsurable expenditure.I can confirm that the Bellwin Scheme has been activated by ministers today to enable financial assistance to be provided under the scheme to Highland ...
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9 February 2005
S2W-13919
This includes the attraction of high value economic activity to Scotland, the internationalisation of Scottish companies and the exchange of skills, ideas, intellectual capital and networks of people.
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9 February 2005
S2W-13920
This includes the attraction of high value economic activity to Scotland, the internationalisation of Scottish companies and the exchange of skills, ideas, intellectual capital and networks of people.
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16 November 2004
S2W-10767
Such an order can only be made if approved by resolution of the Parliament.Our intention is that access rights will be in effect in good time to allow a major publicity and educational campaign to be mounted to alert the public and land managers to the implications of the new access arrangements, and to their responsibilities under the act, prior to the main period of countryside recreational activities starting around Easter. S2W-10767
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15 November 2004
S2W-11877
The figure of 81,000m³ is an estimate - it is not definitive, and I understand that it is based on an assessment of land which could potentially have been contaminated as a result of past activities. The exact volume and level of contamination is not yet known.
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12 November 2004
S2W-11830
The nationalCurriculum Guidelines 5-14, for English language currently advise that Scottishtexts should be actively sought and used in classrooms, the aim being to fostera sense of personal and national identity through pupils' experience and study ofScots writing and Scots songs and through their conscious awareness and use of Scotslanguage.
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10 November 2004
S2W-11795
Many public bodies, including most local authorities, are already actively engaged with biodiversity, and COSLA agreed during the passage of the act that for local authorities the implications of implementing the duty should be broadly cost neutral and should not require significant new resources.
