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Date answered:
4 July 2002
S1W-26968
Composite classes are classes with more than one primary stage. The information listed in the following table shows the number of composite classes recorded in the September 2001 School Census, broken down by sequential year group and by education authority.
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Date answered:
6 June 2002
S1W-26241
The breakdown of that figure to illustrate performance against a one hour, two hour, three hour and four hour or more request time by the GP is provided in the following table. 2001-02No. of CallsPerformanceAll Requests4,16190.7%1 hour request42688.3%2 hour request2,43891.7%3 hour request1,10490.2%4+ hour request19386.5% S1W-26241
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Date answered:
30 May 2002
S1W-26061
His response is as follows:The answer to question S1W-25569 was based on performance measure points having been applied on the following "level of injury sustained" incidents:Year 1: one serious, four minor, 32 no injury.Year 2: none serious, five minor, 26 no injury.Year 3: one serious, four minor, 30 no injury.
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Date answered:
28 May 2002
S1W-25851
The report and accounts for the final period, covering 1 April 2001 to the date of dissolution, is scheduled to be presented to Parliament in July, following completion of the audit process.
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Date answered:
23 May 2002
S1W-25773
The details of both indirect and direct funding are as follows: 1997-98(£ million)1998-99(£ million)1999-2000(£ million)2000-01(£ million)2001-02(£ million)2002-03(£ million)SIP Fund Allocation2.3372.2011.7231.7231.9161.970CCTV----0.096- S1W-25773
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Date answered:
21 May 2002
S1W-25685
To ask the Scottish Executive, with regard to the Scottish Committee of the Council on Tribunals' 16th Annual Report 2000-2001, (a) how many local authorities are aware of the committee's Special Report on Education Appeal Committees and (b) what action it is taking in order to ensure that the recommendations in the special report are followed universally....
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Date answered:
14 May 2002
S1W-25363
To ask the Scottish Executive what it estimates the current annual pay bill and amount paid in employers' National Insurance contributions are for (a) VisitScotland, (b) Scottish Enterprise, (c) Highlands and Islands Enterprise and (d) each area tourist board and what the estimated annual amount of employers' National Insurance contributions will be for each organisation in 2003-04 following the changes in National Insurance contributions announced in the UK Budget 2002 assuming (i) no change to the total pay bill from the current year, (ii) a 2% pay increase for all employees, (iii) a 3% pay increase for all employees and (iv) a 4% pay increase for all employees.
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Date answered:
7 May 2002
S1W-25297
This includes £3.7 million of funding for Glasgow, with the full breakdown by local authority shown in the following table:Local Authority£000Aberdeen city465.8Aberdeenshire788.4Angus312.0Argyll and Bute280.3Clackmannanshire123.8Dumfries and Galloway494.4Dundee City368.2East Ayrshire318.8East Dunbartonshire213.1East Lothian228.0East Renfrewshire187.0Edinbur...
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Date answered:
2 May 2002
S1W-24746
We have put in place necessary arrangements with Audit Scotland in relation to external audit certification of grant claims, as well as detailed procedures which local authorities as grant recipients are required to follow to ensure proper financial procedures are in place.When a case is drawn to the attention of Communities Scotland, which warrants concern...
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Date answered:
1 May 2002
S1W-25140
The available information on police officer numbers in each year since 1997 is given in the following table:Number of Police OfficersAs at:No. of Male OfficersNo. of Female OfficersTotal31/3/9712,7522,03714,78931/3/9812,7532,22714,980 Full-TimePart-TimeFull-TimePart-Time 31/3/9912,54052,12813714,81031/3/0012,363112,15017514,69931/3/0112,531162,37223015,1493...
