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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 September 2004
S2W-10119
In addition, the Executive provided extra revenue funding to councils over 2002 and 2003, totalling £62.5 million, to help address the backlog of repairs and improvements on local roads and bridges as follows: Local Authority February 2002 June 2002 January 2003 Total Aberdeen City £590,000 £750,000 £442,462 £1,782,462 Aberdeenshire £1,504,000 £573,000 £1,128,250 £3,205,250 Angus £516,000 £522,000 £387,169 £1,425,169 Argyll and Bute £717,000 £1,207,000 £537,816 £2,461,816 Clackmannanshire £158,000 £75,000 £118,705 £351,705 Dumfries and Galloway £1,051,000 £788,308 £1,839,308 Dundee City £329,000 £246,487 £575,487 East Ayrshire £414,000 £402,000 £310,281 £1,126,281 East Dunbartonshire £338,000 £940,000 £253,156 £1,531,156 East Lothian £333,000 £844,000 £249,440 £1,426,440 East Renfrewshire £277,000 £729,000 £207,812 £1,213,812 Edinburgh, City Of £1,300,000 £1,900,000 £974,694 £4,174,694 Eilean Siar £366,000 £274,551 £640,551 Falkirk £455,000 £70,000 £341,296 £866,296 Fife £1,159,000 £750,000 £869,255 £2,778,255 Glasgow City £1,255,000 £8,300,000 £941,510 £10,496,510 Highland £1,790,000 £1,210,700 £1,342,964 £4,343,664 Inverclyde £193,000 £408,000 £145,061 £746,061 Midlothian £291,000 £470,000 £218,189 £979,189 Moray £466,000 £552,000 £349,251 £1,367,251 North Ayrshire £422,000 £524,000 £316,457 £1,262,457 North Lanarkshire £799,000 £2,420,000 £599,269 £3,818,269 Orkney Islands £235,000 £176,079 £411,079 Perth and Kinross £739,000 £725,000 £554,317 £2,018,317 Renfrewshire £476,000 £978,440 £357,148 £1,811,588 Scottish Borders £760,000 £70,000 £570,324 £1,400,324 Shetland Islands £239,000 £600,000 £178,893 £1,017,893 South Ayrshire £431,000 £2,230,000 £323,296 £2,984,296 South Lanarkshire £959,000 £207,000 £719,380 £1,885,380 Stirling £656,000 £492,076 £1,148,076 West Dunbartonshire £221,000 £100,000 £165,463 £486,463 West Lothian £561,000 £420,641 £981,641 Total £20,000,000 £27,557,140 £15,000,000 £62,557,140 Future allocations will be announced following our decisions on Spending Review 2004.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 June 2004
S2W-08237
To ask the Scottish Executive why the post of the chair of the Cultural Commission was not advertised; whether rules on the public appointments were followed when making this appointment and what the reasons were for its position in the matter; what the remit, salary and term of office will be; what the operating cost of the commission and any secretariat is estimated to be; how many staff are, or will be, employed in the commission and any secretariat and from which budget their salaries will be paid; who is authorised to appoint commission staff; how commission members will be appointed and whether the procedures in respect of public appointments will be followed; whether the chair and commission members will be required to declare political affiliations, and what the nature of the relationship will be between the commission and the (a) Executive and (b) Scottish Arts Council.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 May 2004
S2W-07026
This is consistent with the need to ensure we are selectingthe right people, meeting staffing needs following devolution and bringing in expertisefrom outside the civil service.The increase between 2002-03and 2003-04 is principally as a result of a major SCS recruitment and promotionexercise using sophisticated selection techniques S2W-07026
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 March 2004
S2W-06658
Notified figures for 2002-03 are provided in the following table. The final audited figures for 2002-03 are not yet available, with seven returns from local authority auditors outstanding.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 July 2003
S2W-00906
The number of homes where returns have not been made are as follows (equivalent figures for earlier years are not available): 1997 - 30, 1998 - 15, 1999 - 30, 2000 - 30, 2001 - 50, 2002 - 54 (of which 31 were estimated, for the first time, using 2000-01 data).2.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 January 2001
S1W-11227
The median waiting times for a first outpatient appointment with a consultant neurologist, following GP referral, by health board of residence, for the years 1993-94 to 1999-2000 are given in the table.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 July 2000
S1W-05774
To obtain a figure for GDP at market prices in Scotland the following method has been used: it has been assumed that the Scottish share of UK GDP at market prices (Including North Sea oil output) is the same as the share of GDP at factor cost.
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Date answered:
25 April 2006
S2W-24802
The Scotland-wide rates of volunteeringin each year from 1999 are as follows. Year Rate of Volunteering (%) 1999 19 2000 26 2001 25 2002 27 2003 24 2004 23 The Scottish Household Surveydoes not have data in each local authority for every year, due to the size of th...
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Date answered:
1 July 2004
S2W-07909
Nicol Stephen: The following tables list those transport capital projects completed since 1999 (first table) and now under construction (secondtable) for which the Scottish Executive contribution exceeded £1 million.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 March 2003
S1W-34924
In January 1997 there was a meeting between the clerk to the inquiry, and representatives of the Scottish Record Office and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service. Following that meeting it was agreed that copies of all the productions in the inquiry should be lodged with the Scottish Record Office (now the National Archives of Scotland).
