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Official Report Meeting date: 24 September 2002

Rural Development Committee, 24 Sep 2002

Have you estimated the number of employees you expect the NPA will have in its planning department?
Official Report Meeting date: 7 February 2002

Plenary, 07 Feb 2002

That is important for building and enhancing the experience that I believe we should make available to all children, irrespective of background, in a civilised society. At the heart of the programme are the instrument teachers. They are dedicated to raising standards and to stretching our young people's minds and imaginations.
Official Report Meeting date: 7 March 2000

Local Government Committee, 07 Mar 2000

Is there scope for an industry, or a group of industries, to begin to use the rates system to gain some assistance? Is there more armoury left in the locker with which to help industry?
Questions and Answers Date answered: 15 December 2006

S2W-30224

The HM Revenue and Customs(HMRC) change programme is primarily a matter for HMG, however, the ScottishExecutive has a strong interest in this issue from both “Efficient Government”and potential job loss perspectives.No detailed discussions havetaken place with the UK Government, but the issue was raised atinter-Departmental HR meetings attended by Scottish ...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 June 2006

S2W-26618

Changes to the arrangementsfor quota management in Scotland are being considered jointly with the other threefisheries administrations and with stakeholders under the Quota ManagementChange Programme, which commenced in April 2005.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 June 2006

S2W-26397

This project was found to have affordability issueswhich are currently being addressed by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.TheExecutive funds, in addition, the Primary and Community Care PremisesModernisation Programme which helps pump prime projects agreed by localpartners as priorities to improve services to patients and other service users.The project refer...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 13 June 2006

S2W-26291

£10.6m Design Partnering and Franchise Operating Operational expertise brought in to inform the design programme.  £1.5m Project Implementation Detailed design and costs
Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 March 2006

S2W-23423

Other resources allocated by the Executive include around £57 million from the Sure Start programme which is intended to provide more integrated services for our most vulnerable children and families and the Changing Children’s Services Fund which will provide over £65 million to support the modernisation and integration of services for children.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 February 2006

S2W-22719

However, we sponsor two bodies to help develop markets for recycled products: REMADE Scotland and the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP). REMADE Scotland, working with WRAP, are preparing a report on Markets for Recyclable Materials and Recycled Products in Scotland.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 January 2006

S2W-21671

The proposals made clear that the use of these devices would adhere to the ACPO/ACPOS Manual of Guidance on Police use of Firearms; that threat and risk assessments would be conducted so that Chief Constables could be satisfied about their force’s tactical and operational capabilities to deploy this weapon, and that before any operational deployment is made a rigorous training programme would be conducted. On that basis, ministers supported the decision to use these devices, while recognising that it was an operational matter for chief constables to determine the appropriate response to any firearms incident in the light of circumstances in each case.

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