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Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 January 2004

S2W-04955

This does not mean that an employeewould have to leave their employment; however the RSL may have to bring theirrelationship with the contractor to an end.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 20 November 2003

S2W-03642

Over the last five years,requests from local authorities to fund confirmed flood prevention schemes haveresulted in capital allocations as follows Year 2003-04 East Dunbartonshire Council £0.75 million   East Ayrshire Council £4.2 million   City of Glasgow Council £0.5 million   North Ayrshire Council £0.65 million   Argyll and Bute Council £1.6 million Year 2002-03 East Dunbartonshire Council £4.25 million   Renfrewshire Council £1.5 million   West Lothian Council £1.1 million   City of Glasgow Council £0.5 million   Perth and Kinross Council £1.55 million   North Ayrshire Council £0.25 million Year 2001-02 East Dunbartonshire Council £5.25 million   Renfrewshire Council £1.0 million Year 2000-01 East Dunbartonshire Council £0.25 million   Perth and Kinross Council £0.75 million   Renfrewshire Council £1.0 million Year 1999-2000 Renfrewshire Council £1.0 million In addition, all councilsreceive a general capital allocation for their capital programmes: it is foreach council to decide how it spends that allocation. Councils may...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 November 2003

S2W-03651

They also used this information to identify potential regulated areaswhich would reduce associated cod catches by varying degrees.Thisinformation was also subsequently considered by the International Council forthe Exploration of the Seas (ICES) at the May meeting of its Advisory Committeeon Fisheries Management (ACFM).
Questions and Answers Date answered: 17 June 2003

S2W-00657

Once an adopted person has access to her or his original birth details they may be able to trace the names of their grandparents through the records held by the Registrar General for Scotland or his equivalent.The Registrar General for Scotland must also maintain an index of the entries in the Adopted Children Register, and keep such other information to enable a connection to be made between an entry in the Adopted Children Register and the adopted person's original birth details.The Registrar General for Scotland may only provide such information to the adopted person themselves, specified counsellors acting on their behalf, or if ordered to do so by Order of the Court.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 February 2003

S1W-34040

In May 2001 the total number of people identified as sleeping rough in Argyll and Bute in the two-week period covered by the study was eight.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 January 2003

S1W-32511

Authorisations provide stringent controls under which such discharges may be made. Releases are carefully regulated by SEPA.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 9 May 2002

S1W-25017

When a new safety issue is confirmed, regulatory action is taken to minimise risk. This may include strengthened product warnings or restricting the terms of the marketing authorisation.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 21 February 2002

S1W-22834

Although these interviews and focus groups will have a qualitative focus and will not offer any statistical data, they may highlight whether there are concerns from tenants that mandatory licensing has caused an increase to their rents that is not comensurate with improvements in the property condition.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 October 2001

S1W-18609

The returns do not provide information about the causes of the accidents, nor do they distinguish between accidents on the southbound lanes and those on the northbound.It should be noted that this figure is based upon the data which are held in the central statistical database and which were collected by the police at the time of the accident and subsequently reported to the Executive. They may differ from any figures which the local authority would provide now, because they do not take account of any subsequent changes or corrections that the local authority may have made to the statistical information, for use at local level, about the location of each accident, based upon its knowledge of the road and area concerned.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 January 2001

S1W-12135

Figures are for day centres primarily intended for older people, some people attending these centres may belong to other client groups; it is also possible that some older people may attend centres primarily intended for other client groups.

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