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Date answered:
17 October 2002
S1W-30270
The number of general dental practitioners in each NHS board area who continue to carry out NHS dental treatment is shown in the following table:NHS General Dental Practitioners (Principals, Assistants and Vocational Trainees) Who Carry Out NHS Dental Treatment: by NHS Board Area at 30 September 2002NHS Board AreaNumber of PrincipalsNumber of AssistantsNumber of TraineesTotalArgyll and Clyde17526183Ayrshire and Arran13021133Borders403548Dumfries and Galloway391242Fife13859152Forth Valley9619106Grampian15898175Greater Glasgow427915451Highland841388Lanarkshire199713219Lothian369325397Orkney7007Shetland110011Tayside165812185Western Isles9009Scotland2,047511082,206Notes:The figures relate to the number of dentists (not the whole-time equivalent, as the working hours of each dentist are not collected).General dental practitioners (GDPs) enter into a contract with their local Primary Care Trust (PCT) or Island Health Board (IHB). A GDP may...
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9 August 2002
S1W-27561
In terms of fisheries legislation:In Scotland, orders may be made under the Inshore Fishing (Scotland) Act 1984 to prohibit fishing for sea fish (including shellfish) in a particular area;In England, Sea Fisheries Committees are empowered to make byelaws for the management and conservation of their district's fisheries;In Scotland and in England, Regulating Orders may be granted under the Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Act 1967 to provide for the maintenance and regulation of a fishery for shellfish.The damaging exploitation of a cockle bed also falls within the scope of nature conservation legislation on both sides of the border, where the cockle bed is situated within the boundaries of a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, Special Area of Conservation or Special Protection Area.
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19 June 2002
S1W-26371
The Parliament has received legal advice that documents should not be placed in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre while the SPCB's rights and entitlements are still being evaluated, as they may form part of the productions in any litigation which may follow.
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13 June 2002
S1W-26364
The Parliament has received legal advice that documents should not be placed in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre while the SPCB's rights and entitlements are still being evaluated, as they may form part of the productions in any litigation which may follow.
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6 June 2002
S1W-25969
The Scottish Executive published on 9 May its response to its consultation on the review of direct funding for the voluntary sector.
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7 May 2002
S1W-25263
The instrument specifies certain functions for the purposes of section 93(1) of that act, which may be exercised by a Minister of the Crown on behalf of Scottish ministers.
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22 March 2002
S1W-24047
The Parliament has received legal advice that the documents requested should not be made publicly available while the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body's rights and entitlements are still being evaluated, as they may form part of the productions in any litigation which may follow.
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12 March 2002
S1W-23517
On occasions throughout the year, when Loch Katrine is drawn down, the level to which water is pumped at Milngavie may be higher than the level of Loch Katrine but may not necessarily be higher than the level at which the water originated.
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5 July 2001
S1W-16484
The Accounts Commission for Scotland has the overall responsibility for issues concerning the accounts of local authorities in Scotland, including the responsibility for the appointment of auditors. The Controller of Audit may decide to make a report to the Accounts Commission on a particular matter arising out of or in connection with the accounts of any local authority, or the Accounts Commission may ask him to produce such reports as it requires.
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28 June 2001
S1W-15920
As a result of this, a seminar was held on 16 May at which the concept of a Scotland-wide consortium of Area Drug and Therapeutic Committees - a Scottish Medicines Consortium - was launched.
