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Date answered:
20 September 2005
S2W-18681
It makes resources available both to local authorities and to the Scottish Arts Council to enable them to facilitate access to cultural activities, including the performing arts.
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Date answered:
7 June 2005
S2W-17022
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:
20 April 2005
S2W-15812
It includes cases where criminal proceedings have started but not yet concluded, cases where there is an outstanding warrant and cases which have resulted in conviction but the sentence has been deferred or proceedings have been re-activated because of a breach of community order or a current appeal.
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29 September 2004
S2W-10240
The £3 million for local anti-litter initiatives as answered in question S1W-33327 relates to indicative figures received from local authorities as part of the £95 million End Year Flexibility funding for Quality of Life activities for 2002. Councils made the decisions at a local level on the most appropriate levels of additional spending on improving the l...
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11 August 2004
S2W-09545
In the last five years the costs of staff in our Communications and Information Services Division and Press Office, Media and Communications are: Communications and Information Services (£000) Press Office, Media and Communications (£000) 1999-2000 6,985 1,870 2000-01 7,431 2,291 2001-02 8,606 3,108 2002-03 9,438 3,726 2003-04 8,258 4.127 In 2004-05 the estimated figures are 9,456 and 4,099.The number of staff in Communications and Information Services, and Press and Publicity are: As at 1 April for each year Communications and Information Services Press and Publicity Special Advisors 1999 175 43 3 2000 275 51 10 2001 227 52 14 2002 251 66 8 2003 281 84 8 2004 288 89 11 The figures provided for staff numbers and costs in relation to Information and Communication Technology are for the Communications and Information Services Division of the Scottish Executive. The range of functions and activities...
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Date answered:
26 April 2004
S2W-07169
Finished Consultant Episodes are an activity measure used in the NHS in England and Wales.
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Date answered:
8 April 2004
S2W-07018
In relation to the issue of water infrastructure constraints, ScottishWater has been actively engaged with all Scottish local authorities for someconsiderable time and there is now a detailed understanding of the extent,location and estimated costs of resolving current and known planneddevelopments throughout Scotland.In this respect, I wouldalso refer the ...
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Date answered:
10 March 2004
S2W-06662
To ask the Scottish Executive what progress is being made in improving the monitoring, control and surveillance of fisheries activities. Effective monitoring,control and surveillance are critical to the operation of the Common FisheriesPolicy and measures to conserve fish stocks.
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Date answered:
24 February 2004
S2W-04062
Since launching the plan, we have, amongst other things, introduced anational alcoholcommunications campaign to change cultures surrounding drinking and promote amore responsible approach to alcohol, and provided funding for NHSHealth Scotland and Alcohol Focus Scotland to raise awareness of alcoholproblems and undertake preventative activities. The partner...
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26 January 2004
S2W-05175
This includes a freedom of speech policyand provides employees with a range of options through which they can raise anyconcerns they may have in the widest sense.In the wider context, the Scottish Executive is committed to taking all practicable steps to prevent and detectfraud across the public sector and has a range of measures already in placewhich are aimed highlighting fraudulent activity. Within the Executive thesemeasures include the identification of an initial contact point, the fraud responseco-ordinator; to receive information about suspected frauds, either bytelephone (using a fraud hot-line) or in writing, from individual members ofstaff, who may wish to remain anonymous.
