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Date answered:
31 May 2006
S2W-26144
It is therefore importantthat the Public Partnership Forum is able to represent the views of all the communitiesin the CHP area, particular those who could be socially excluded or face discriminationwhen accessing services.The Scottish Health Council hasa key quality assurance role in terms of whether or not health boards are effectivelycarrying out their statutory duty to involve the public, both through the work ofPublic Partnership Forum and other involvement activities...
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Date answered:
2 May 2006
S2W-24863
Average earnings ofNHS general dental practitioners have been calculated as follows: total item ofservice earnings, plus capitation and continuing care earnings, plus earningsfrom grants and allowances, in the year January to December 2005, divided bythe headcount of non-salaried principals active in the NHS general dentalservice at 31 December 2005.The fol...
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14 March 2006
S2W-23888
Current industry research indicates that the overall size of the construction activity needed for the 2012 Olympics will be at its highest in 2010.
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Date answered:
8 March 2006
S2W-23191
The following table details ring-fenced funding for drug-related activities broken down by department and budget heading since 2003.
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Date answered:
19 December 2005
S2W-21468
The commission has drawn up a “fast track” procedure for notifying health boards and/or local authorities, where the Care Commission considers that they have a direct interest in a complaint.In addition to these legal obligations the commission has Memorandums of Understanding with a number of public bodies (including some local authorities and health boards), to facilitate the exchange of information about matters related to its regulatory activities...
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26 August 2005
S2W-18139
The Scottish Executive is already successfully delivering its wide-ranging land reform agenda,which includes legislation to abolish Scotland’s archaic feudal system; to simplifyagricultural tenancies and provide an agricultural tenant’s right to buy; to establishstatutory rights of responsible access to land and inland water for recreationalpurposes; to provide opportunities for rural and crofting communities to purchaseland; to address local government issues, and to create National Parks in Scotland.Implementation of this programme is on-going and we have recently consulted on,and are now considering responses to, a draft of a Crofting Reform Bill, which Ihope will be introduced to Parliament in the 2005-06 legislative session.The Scottish Executive has also delivered non-legislative measures, such as increasing local communityinvolvement in land management; introducing the Forestry Commission Scotland’s NationalForest Land Scheme; increasing awareness of compulsory purchase powers; providinginformation on sources of land ownership; co-ordination of activity...
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Date answered:
27 July 2005
S2W-17669
I refer the member to theanswers to question S2W-17667 and S2W-17668 on 27 July 2005.It is for each localauthority to address a surplus or deficit in the pension fund and this will bedone over a long period taking into account actuarial recommendations on theemployer contribution rate, investment strategy and information on demographics.The Local Government inScotland Act 2003 does not give specific safeguards for the control of localauthority finances, rather it provides Scottish ministers with the power to interveneand exercise control:The act provides:a duty to secure best value inlocal government service provision;an extension of the AccountsCommission for Scotland's powers to hold hearings and publish findings sothat they cover issues relating to best value and community planning;the provision of a ministerialintervention power for continued or extraordinary statutory failure in BestValue or a significant misuse of the power of well being;amendments to constraints onlocal authority trading activity...
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Date answered:
8 June 2005
S2W-17024
Rates for wards are calculated using the claimant count unemployment level as the numerator, and a measure of economically active residents as the denominator.2. 1991 frozen wards.
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Date answered:
8 June 2005
S2W-17027
Rates for wards are calculated using the claimant count unemployment level as the numerator, and a measure of economically active residents as the denominator.2. 1991 frozen wards.
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Date answered:
8 June 2005
S2W-16987
The LFS questionnaire includes a variety of questions on labour market activity, residency and qualifications.
