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Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 May 2000

S1W-06477

Arrangements are being developed in collaboration with the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council, the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education, Higher Education Institutions, the General Teaching Council, education authorities, schools, teachers' associations and HMI to introduce a more consistent wide-ranging approach to internal and external review of initial teacher education. Following a pilot external review in 2001-02, a programme of external reviews which will cover all teacher education institutions will begin in 2002-03.In the interim, I have asked HM Inspectors of Schools, in terms of the Teaching and Higher Education Act 1998, to undertake a review of the preparation given to student teachers to teach literacy.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 28 April 2000

S1W-05980

Guidance on residential treatment for drug and alcohol abusers is contained in the following publications.Alcohol Misuse: Prevention and Local Co-ordination to health boards and local authorities (NHS Circular No 1989 (GEN)28).Alcohol Misuse: Support for Local Co-ordination and Innovative Projects to health boards and local authorities (NHS Circular No 1992...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 28 April 2000

S1W-06409

To ask the Scottish Executive what progress it has made in developing its equality strategy and programme of action. Following the debate on 2 December 1999 and the Parliament's endorsement of the Executive's statement Towards an Equality Strategy: a Framework, the Executive undertook a consultation exercise to assist it in developing its strategy.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 17 April 2000

S1W-05913

However, the Scottish Executive will be working closely with the Disability Rights Commission following its inception on 19 April 2000 including initiatives which the Commission might wish to pursue concerning employment for people with disabilities.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 20 March 2000

S1W-04032

The solicitors, who had raised the question about FADEC, were advised in writing of the position.The recent National Audit Office report bearing on this matter is under consideration and the matter will be looked at again following the consideration of that report by the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 February 2000

S1W-03222

It currently employs a total of 52 staff, in the following areas:Information Officers26Publicity Officers4Visits Staff 4Administrative Support Staff18The Information Directorate staff payroll budget for 1999-2000 is £1,376,932.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 17 February 2000

S1O-01172

To ask the Scottish Executive what temporary arrangements have been put in place for the filling of the post of President of Employment Tribunals (Scotland) following the retirement of Doris Littlejohn.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 January 2000

S1W-03709

A decision on whether to extend the funding beyond the initial three years will be made towards the end of that period following a review of the impact of the scheme.Small companies can face difficulties in raising sufficient funding due to their size and risk profile.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 22 December 1999

S1W-03130

Information about local authority spending on homelessness is not collected centrally. Following are the number of homes for social rent built with funding support from Scottish Homes:-1997-982,5001998-993,2951999-20003,976Scottish Homes programme for future years has not yet been decided.Homelessness is a complex problem, the solution to which lies in more...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 November 1999

S1W-02123

To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has vetoed plans to allow wheelchair access to the High Kirk of St Giles, which had previously been approved by City of Edinburgh Council and, if so, how it now proposes to address the situation of one of Scotland's most important religious buildings having no wheelchair access. Following a public local inquiry, the...

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