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10 August 2005
S2W-18341
Such payments would need to comefrom existing FIFG budgets and could be given for three month periods, with amaximum of six months funding between now and the end of 2006.Paymentsunder FIFG for re-gearing activity which leads to the introduction of more fuelefficient fishing gear.
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26 April 2005
S2W-16010
The key strands of the Scottish Executive’s policy are focussed on support for developing countries, especially through the development of non-governmental organisations in Scotland; assistance during times of international crises, and active consideration of the positive impact of our policies on the developing world.
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13 April 2005
S2W-15924
The report recommends greater prioritisation of the RBGE’s activities, improved performance management, better communication between the Executive and the RBGE and a need for additional funding.The recommendations have been accepted by the RBGE and the Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department.
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3 March 2005
S2W-14132
However, it should be noted that this figure includes a recent three year period of reduced activity as result of foot and mouth disease and uncertainty about the effects of Common Agricultural Policy reform.The average area that was re-stocked following felling operations in the last ten years, between 1995 and 2004, the most recent year for which we have ...
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7 December 2004
S2W-12856
These public appointments have been made in accordance with the Commissioner for Public Appointments in Scotland’s Codeof Practice.The principal aim of Architecture and Design Scotland will be to inspire better quality in design and architecture so that Scotland’s built environment contributes in a positive way to our quality of life and our built heritage. Along with other activities, it will take over the independent design review role of the Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland from April 2005.
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4 October 2004
S2W-10922
To ask the Scottish Executive what agreements it has made in respect of the promotion of Scottish arts abroad. The Scottish Executive actively supports the international promotion of Scottish arts and culture, working through its cultural non-departmental public bodies.
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1 September 2004
S2W-09776
Staff guidelines and posters were distributed to transport operators throughout Scotland in September 2002.The guidelines are aimed at all transport staff informing them of the needs of card holders and what staff can do to assist.The Thistle Card Scheme is making a significant difference to the lives of many thousands of people throughout Scotland who are prevented from enjoying a full, active and independent life in their community.
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Date answered:
10 August 2004
S2W-09568
I had a meeting in March this year with a group of Highland MSPs, who expressed views that the Castle could play an active role in supporting the local economy.
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4 May 2004
S2W-07617
The Nature Conservation (Scotland) Bill,currently being considered by Parliament, also contains further significant measuresto improve protection for Scotland’s wildlife.Last year, I visited Mull and was veryimpressed with the wide partnership of key organisations working together to reducethe levels of criminal activity which this bird attracts. I was deli...
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21 April 2004
S2W-07200
A total of £22 million for theperiod 2003-4 to 2005-6 has been made available to local authorities in respectof access related activity. Over the sameperiod, the two national park authorities are spending £0.7 million on the developmentand the provision of access and ScottishNatural Heritage (SNH) is spending over £28 million to promote and facilitate acces...
