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Date answered:
13 June 2000
S1W-07861
In particular, the group will help to identify any general lessons to emerge from the pilot to address shortages of affordable housing in pressured rural areas, such as innovative measures to tackle constraints on new development due to shortages of available land and high development costs or the development of appropriate criteria to identify pressured areas.I am pleased to announce the following membership of the National Steering Group and hope that this partnership, representing a wide range of housing interests, will be successful in developing a new approach to tackling the housing problems faced by our rural communities.Canon Lewis Shand Smith (Chair), Scottish HomesCouncillor Gary Coutts, Highland CouncilCouncillor Charles Forbes, Clackmannanshire CouncilCatherine Jamieson, Moray CouncilDavid Chalmers, Dunfermline Building SocietyProfessor Robina Goodlad, University of GlasgowStuart Nichol, Scottish HomesAndrew Bradford, Scottish Landowners' FederationDi Alexander, Scottish Federation of Housing AssociationsScottish Building Employers FederationScottish ExecutiveThe group will be supported by Scottish Homes.
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Date answered:
31 May 2000
S1W-07300
I have set the Registers of Scotland the following key targets for 2000-01:to achieve a return of 6% on net capital employed over the three-year period ending 31 March 2001;to continue the Land Register extension programme by preparing for the transfer of the County of Midlothian on 1 April 2001;to maintain and enhance customer service through retention of ...
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Date answered:
19 May 2000
S1W-06640
All Scottish local authorities and CoSLA were included in the Scottish Office's initial consultation exercise in 1998 on proposals to introduce mandatory licensing of houses in multiple occupation. Following the decision by Scottish Ministers to proceed with the proposals, CoSLA nominated two members of a Scottish Executive-led working group which was estab...
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Date answered:
31 March 2000
S1W-05152
The capital resources available for investment in the NHS in Scotland, against actual capital expenditure, during the period 1997-98, 1998-99 and 1999-2000 totalled £136 million, £136 million and £156 million respectively.The level of resources available for capital investment in the NHS in Scotland during 2000-01 totals £179 million and will increase to £194 million in 2001-02.This increasing trend clearly shows a commitment to capital investment in the NHS in Scotland.In addition, a total of £41.5 million will be spent over the next three years on Health Service Modernisation Initiatives.The variance between the capital provision and actual expenditure in any one year can be attributed to either the slippage of capital shemes where the planned expenditure in one year falls to be met in the following...
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Date answered:
5 November 1999
S1W-00755
To ask the Scottish Executive to specify the amount of public funding for learning disability services in Scotland in each of the past five years divided between the health service, local authorities and the voluntary sector. The following table shows the amount of public funding for learning disability services in Scotland in each of the past five years, ...
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Date answered:
28 October 1999
S1W-01937
The resources available to local authorities in the North East of Scotland are as follows: 1999-20002000-012001-02TotalAberdeen City£ 803,554£ 830,963£ 482,953£ 2,116,470Aberdeenshire£ 1,104,464£ 1,143,560£ 664,633£ 2,912,657Angus£ 509,571£ 527,609£ 306,645£ 1,343,825Dundee City£ 633,400£ 655,821£ 381,161£ 1,670,382TOTAL£ 3,049,989£ 3,157,953£ 1,835,392£ 8,...
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Date answered:
23 August 1999
S1W-00883
New guidance is currently being developed to assist the Social Inclusion Partnerships in doing this.As well as the new partnerships, 21 of the existing Priority Partnership Areas and Regeneration Programmes were designated as Social Inclusion Partnerships on 1st April 1999 following a re-focusing of their work programmes.
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Date answered:
23 August 1999
S1W-00883
New guidance is currently being developed to assist the Social Inclusion Partnerships in doing this.As well as the new partnerships, 21 of the existing Priority Partnership Areas and Regeneration Programmes were designated as Social Inclusion Partnerships on 1st April 1999 following a re-focusing of their work programmes.
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Date answered:
9 August 1999
S1W-00804
As Chair of the Task Force I look forward to working with the following people, all of whom have agreed to serve on the Task Force:Councillor Rita Miller, Convener of Community Services,South Ayrshire CouncilMr Mark Turley, Director of Housing Edinburgh City CouncilCouncillor Robert Aldridge, Director, Scottish Council for Single Homeless Ms Liz Nicolson, D...
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Date answered:
5 August 1999
S1W-00551
Draft orders under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 are expected to be published in spring 2001 and, if there are objections to the orders, a public local inquiry will follow. The construction timetable depends upon completion of these statutory procedures and upon the availability of trunk road resources.
