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Date answered:
30 November 2000
S1W-11294
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-10755 by Ms Wendy Alexander on 13 November 2000, how it will ensure that Scottish universities are not adversely affected by any e-university proposal; whether there is any organisation in existence which will, if necessary, protect the interests of Scottish universities in this context; what steps any such organisation has taken to promote its activities...
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Date answered:
23 November 2000
S1W-11479
The Prime Minister is today making an announcement to the UK Parliament regarding the wider programme of events to mark the Jubilee.The fiftieth anniversary of Her Majesty's accession to the throne will, I am sure, be a happy occasion for the people of Scotland and it will create numerous opportunities for voluntary and community activity. The Queen has sai...
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Date answered:
15 November 2000
S1W-07714
Part II of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 prohibits the keeping, treating or disposal of controlled waste unless a waste management licence authorising the activity has been issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 October 2000
S1W-10178
A feature of the newly introduced Resource Accounting and Budgeting, which aims to ensure that the full economic cost of government activity is measured properly, capital charges are intended to show that there is a cost to the taxpayer in tying up money for many years.
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Date answered:
3 July 2000
S1W-07484
All Scottish health boards have developed a palliative care strategy and all Health Improvement Programmes include palliative care as an active component in their health board plans.Guidance on good practice in palliative care is set out in a number of key reports produced by the Scottish Partnership Agency for Palliative and Cancer Care (SPA).
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Date answered:
9 May 2000
S1W-06079
I wrote to the member that day with a copy of the News Release and the text of the letter which the Department had sent to Scottish Heart at Risk Testing, a voluntary body concerned with promoting awareness of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.The National Screening Committee took the view that on the basis of our present knowledge, screening should not be undertaken because a significant number of those diagnosed by the current tests will go on to live a normal life span and will have been excluded unnecessarily from sporting and other activities...
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Date answered:
24 January 2000
S1W-03509
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will list all the publicly funded groups or bodies working in the field of drugs education or rehabilitation or otherwise with drug misusers in Scotland, including their function, the sources and amount of public funding each receives annually, and whether it monitors the activities of other groups working in this f...
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Date answered:
30 November 1999
S1W-02589
The Scottish Office Department of Health's National Medical Advisory Committee produced, in November 1996, a report on the current activity levels in acupuncture, homeopathy, osteopathy and chiropractic, which included guidelines for Health Boards on making purchasing arrangements for their provision.
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 January 2002
Plenary, 31 Jan 2002
However, there is a danger that the message that goes out to the general public is that only the intervention of MSPs gets results. That is nice for an MSP who has managed to get a result for somebody, but it suggests something about the attitude that is taken towards the public when they seek to complain on their own behalf.It is essential that public services should strive to get things right at the beginning, so that people do not want to complain.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 November 2006
Plenary, 01 Nov 2006
That meant that people from miles around could get an idea of where the development could be seen from.
