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Date answered:
28 January 2003
S1W-33022
Article 6 of Annex XVII of Council Regulation 2341/2002 provides that the Commission may allocate additional fishing days to member states on the basis of the results or expected results of decommissioning programmes in 2002 and 2003. As part of the negotiations during the December 2002 Agriculture and Fisheries Council, the number of days a UK vessel could...
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Date answered:
17 December 2002
S1W-32555
To ask the Scottish Executive, with regard to its Development Department research programme research findings no.70, 1999, An Evaluation of the New Life for Urban Scotland Initiative, (a) how many of the (i) 3,726 new houses built, (ii) 9,253 houses improved or rehabilitated and (iii) 3,203 positive training outcomes were in Ferguslie Park, Paisley, and (b...
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Date answered:
26 September 2002
S1W-29235
It is estimated that in relation to Scottish Water's capital programmes (a) 50 contractors have been appointed for 91 contracts and 12 partnerships have been awarded 34 packages of work, (b) between five and eight tenders are received each month, (c) 125 contracts have been awarded at a value of £42 million, with an additional £261 million previously commit...
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Date answered:
3 July 2002
S1W-26730
The Scottish Executive has no plans to evaluate compliance with, and implementation of, attendance orders made under the Education (Scotland) Act 1980.The implementation of the 36 recommendations of the Discipline Task Group Report Better Behaviour - Better Learning, along with other Scottish Executive initiatives, including the Scottish Schools Ethos Network, the Anti-Bullying Network, the Alternatives to Exclusion Programme...
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Date answered:
1 July 2002
S1W-26848
Audit of NHS Board strategies for maternity services indicates that 11 NHS boards provide post qualifying training on domestic abuse, one was considering developing a training programme and in another analysis of midwives' training needs was under way.
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Date answered:
5 February 2002
S1W-22143
As stated in the Health Technology Board for Scotland's (HTBS) Purpose, aims and objectives, the board will comment on all National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidance within four to eight weeks from the 5th Wave of the NICE Work Programme. From the 5th Wave, HTBS is a full consultee on all NICE Technology Appraisal Guidance and this will redu...
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Date answered:
30 January 2002
S1W-21941
Consultation on the draft Order will run for a minimum 12-week period.The detailed time frame for reaching a final decision on the Cairngorms National Park depends on the issues raised during that consultation. The Programme for Government undertakes to establish the first two National Parks in Scotland by early 2003.
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Date answered:
28 January 2002
S1W-21213
On 4 December 2001, Railtrack Scotland informed the Scottish Executive that Railtrack's priorities were the delivery of its core maintenance and renewal programme, the West Coast Rail Modernisation, and the installation of Train Protection and Warning System across the network.
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Date answered:
18 January 2002
S1W-21421
The following table shows (a) analogue and (b) digital hearing aids as a percentage of the total of analogue and digital hearing aids drawn off the central Scottish Healthcare Supplies contract by each NHS board area between January and September 2001.Health BoardAnalogue aids %Digital aids %Argyll and Clyde99.80.2Ayrshire and Arran98.61.4Borders1000Dumfries and Galloway98.41.6Fife99.80.2Forth Valley1000Grampian99.01.0Greater Glasgow97.42.6Highland96.13.9Lanarkshire96.73.3Lothian94.65.4Tayside91.88.2Note: Orkney, Shetland and Western Isles NHS Boards are included within the percentages for Grampian and Highland.In addition, over 10,000 digitally programmable...
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Date answered:
5 December 2001
S1W-19502
The Healthy Respect National Health Demonstration project is being independently evaluated by the University of Aberdeen and it will report its findings by early 2004.The independent evaluation programme will identify implications for policy and practice and inform discussions about the best course of action to improve Scotland's health.
