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To ask the Scottish Executive how much the Higher Still programme has cost the Scottish Qualifications Authority in each year since the programme began (a) in total, (b) per candidate, (c) per subject and (d) per candidate in each subject area.
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Date answered:
14 March 2002
To ask the Scottish Executive whether the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service plans to adopt any training programmes to help staff to avoid stress and manage its consequences and over what timescale any such programmes will be implemented.
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Date answered:
7 January 2002
But insofar as they may be related to cold and damp houses they will be tackled by the Central Heating Programme. We have already conducted a study of the feasibility of research on the health effects of the Central Heating Programme and are now commissioning a major study of the associations between the two.
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Date answered:
30 August 2001
To ask the Scottish Executive which policy areas are covered by the Scottish Climate Change Programme, as referred to in page 87 of The Scottish Budget.
The savings will have no effect on other programmes. Ministers may still choose to fund future initiatives on 21st Century Government from other sources, such as Capital Modernisation Fund consequentials.
To ask the Scottish Executive what fee will be paid to the managing agents of its central heating installation programme. The contract for management of the central heating programme in the private sector has been put out to tender, as required by EC procurement directives.
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Date answered:
13 February 2001
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will detail the total costs involved in publishing, distributing and launching Working together for Scotland: A Programme for Government and how many copies have been published and distributed.
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Date answered:
28 January 2000
Scottish Homes and local authorities are active partners in Social Inclusion Partnerships and contribute as appropriate to housing regeneration programmes. The resources specifically allocated to Social Inclusion Partnerships under the Social Inclusion Partnership Fund are not used for housing regeneration programmes...
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Date answered:
12 October 1999
There were no further costs incurred in relation to the publication and launch of Making it Work Together: A Programme for Government other than those given in the answer I gave to question S1W-1394 on 21 September.
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Date answered:
28 September 1999
To ask the Scottish Executive what specific proposals it has to implement the initiative to introduce strategic environmental assessment for government programmes, as outlined in the Partnership for Scotland document.