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Date answered:
3 July 2000
S1W-07386
Spend by the Enterprise networks is estimated to be as follows: 1998-99£1999-2000£2000-01£LECs in SE area*:SE Dunbartonshire2,446,7502,575,7507,056,409SE Dumfries and Galloway626,102534,695794,004SE Ayrshire987,750922,0001,444,000SE Fife2,062,750975,9561,604,000SE Forth Valley1,486,7512,843,9013,784,020SE Glasgow975,7982,129,4539,077,362SE Grampian950,5001,016,4541,092,000SE Lanarkshire1,449,000631,0001,458,000SE Edinburgh and Lothian5,318,8508,314,7225,463,400SE Renfrewshire1,388,000877,956561,660SE Borders846,500457,000520,000SE Tayside809,8051,940,5001,404,200LECs in HIE area:Shetland Enterprise492,698236,045200,000Orkney Enterprise610,000580,000450,000Western Isles Enterprise1,159,695740,131140,000Skye and Lochalsh Enterprise853,922549,522500,000Caithness and Sutherland Enterprise919,629670,423565,000Ross and Cromarty Enterprise195,800385,200300,000Inverness and Nairn Enterprise471,66981,495100,000Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey Enterprise702,400*7,329,565100,000Lochaber Enterprise Ltd435,000361,500358,000Argyll & the Islands Enterprise644,000662,000650,000 Scottish Enterprise National877,350682,292557,000Highlands and Islands Enterprise280,000400,000200,000* Includes approval for Aviemore Development.Note: In the HIE area, spend on general business development and training programmes...
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Date answered:
22 June 2000
S1W-07542
Such information is essential to gain an accurate picture of young people in Scotland so that the Executive can develop and monitor effective food, nutrition and health education programmes which properly meet the needs of all sections of the community.
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Date answered:
9 June 2000
S1W-06102
I am not convinced that this would be a good use of NHS funds.Guidance to help health boards devise their strategies was issued by the Health Department in 1997, in the form of a Scottish Needs Assessment Programme (SNAP) on osteoporosis. This gave the conclusions of a group of experts drawn from within the NHS on the current situation in Scotland, a review...
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Date answered:
23 May 2000
S1W-06782
The operation of the land register will be extended to counties currently outwith the scope of its operations in accordance with the extension programme shown in Table B. Approximately 40% of Scottish properties are registered in the land register.Table ATable BCounties where the Land Register is operationalLand Register extension programmeRenfrew ...
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Date answered:
10 May 2000
S1W-06372
The seven core funded units are diverse and cover areas including health economics, dental research, health services research, and research into behavioural change.The current remit of NRIS is to develop a high quality research programme which is useful and relevant to direct patient care; to provide a strong national focus for patient care research which i...
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Date answered:
9 May 2000
S1W-06011
Scotland's cancer registry collects data on all cancer registrations across the total population - unlike those of many of its European and USA counterparts - which can lead to unfavourable comparisons of outcomes.The Scottish Cancer Registry/Cancer Intelligence Unit continuously scrutinise our data on survival and are involved in European and USA programmes of comparative survival analysis, working together in striving to understand the reasons for the apparent differences in survival.I expect the latest cancer survival data to be published in the near future and I am confident that this will show improvements in Scotland's record over the last 20 to 25 years.Cancer continues as one of the three clinical priorities for the NHS in Scotland.
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Date answered:
3 May 2000
S1W-06477
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.
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Date answered:
13 March 2000
S1W-04786
This ensures a consistent approach in delivering this national programme across the SEn and HIE areas.
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Date answered:
24 February 2000
S1O-01225
In addition, we have contributed about £220k this year to national voluntary organisations representing and supporting carers.As part of the Scottish Executive's Programme for Government a Strategy for Carers in Scotland was launched on 24 November 1999.
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Date answered:
18 February 2000
S1W-04040
Before starting school a child will have had a programme of health screening and immunisation.
