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Date answered:
30 March 2004
S2W-07092
Any consultant wishing to undertake private practice is obliged to offer their local NHS employer additional activity at normal pay rates before undertaking private work.
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Date answered:
5 December 2003
S2W-04710
I also emphasised the Executive’s commitment to involving the full rangeof charity and voluntary sector interests during the preparation of the bill aswell as during the formal consultation once the draft is published.A strategy for this processof engagement has now been set out, involving the establishment of a referencegroup, a series of specialist meetings with key stakeholders and experts, andwider information-sharing activities...
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17 November 2003
S2W-03862
Similar agreements are beingpiloted across other areas of local government activity as a means of linkingnational priorities with local service delivery.
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6 November 2003
S2O-00683
To ask the Scottish Executive what steps are being taken to encourage more businesses in the leisure industry to sign up to the voluntary charter that prohibits smoking in public places. the Scottish Voluntary Charter on Smoking in Public Places is an industryinitiative to drive improvements in non-smoking facilities in the licensed,tourism and hospitality sector. As such, it continues to be actively promotedto their membership by the four main industry bodies supporting it - the Scottish Licensed Trade Association, Scottish Tourism Forum, Scottish Beer andPub Association and British Hospitality Association.Theimportance the Scottish Executive places uponthe drive towards smoke-free places is underscored by the partnership agreement commitment toconsult on action to achieve considerably more smoke-free restaurants and pubsand on further measures to enforce restrictions on smoking inpublic transport.
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Date answered:
23 October 2003
S2W-02764
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it measures the impact on the forestry and forest products sectors of the economy of all proposed measures that will potentially add costs to those sectors, including additional measures regarding certification, the designation of forest areas as sites of special scientific interest and measures in other areas that may restrict economic activity, and what consultation there is with bodies representing such sectors about such measures in advance of their implementation.
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1 September 2003
S2W-01856
To ask the Scottish Executive how it is mainstreaming lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality issues into its activities and those of its agencies and how the effectiveness of such mainstreaming is measured and monitored.
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13 August 2003
S2W-01553
The number of ADR reports relates to the total number of reports associated with the active products Factor VIII and Factor IX.
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Date answered:
13 August 2003
S2W-01550
While the primary inspection was brought forward in terms of scheduling, these inspections are essentially part of normal Her Majesty's Inspectorate of the Constabulary activity. The cost of the involvement of the Procurator Fiscal at Paisley in the investigation and consideration of criminal proceedings against SCRO officers, which resulted in no proceedin...
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Date answered:
5 August 2003
S2W-01142
Scottish Water is currently carrying out a comprehensive evaluation of the impact and scale of leakage on the water network by area which will quantify the impact of leakage on operational costs, as well as benchmark performance against English and Welsh companies and allow for targeted investment in those areas where active leakage control is proven to ach...
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17 June 2003
S2W-00661
Increased access to high quality sports and other recreational facilities is essential to ensure that the health, educational and other benefits of an active lifestyle are achieved.Local authorities are the major providers of sports facilities and opportunities in Scotland and the Executive, through sportscotland, will continue to work with local authoritie...
