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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 November 1999
S1W-02714
The revised Financial Instrument for Fisheries Guidance (FIFG) provides for a seven year funding programme beginning on 1 January 2000. It will enable a range of measures across the fishing industry including support for fish processors, quality initiatives, vessel modernisation and vessel safety.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 March 2005
S2W-14543
However, any added sugar should be kept to a minimum in order to assist in meeting the Nutrient Standards for NME sugars (Scottish Executive (2003).
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 December 2004
S2W-12411
The EU needed to honour its external obligations and the UK welcomed the Commission’s commitment to bringing forward a draft action plan for assistance to the ACP countries by the end of the year.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 November 2001
S1W-19650
The data in SKIPPER will be corrected upon the next release of the package in January 2002.The specialties of those classified as "other' is not known centrally.Nursing and Midwifery staff employed in NHSScotland by location, qualification and specialty 1Whole Time Equivalent: at 30 September1990 8199519971998199920002All Nursing & Midwifery staff 3,452 284.152 416.251 472.451 073.851 353.051 228.2Senior Nurse Managers 5 595.1 190.8 133.9 117.9 102.6 63.9Hospital Specialties45 837.945 850.244 886.944 366.144 446.744 147.1Qualified 29 477.9 29 525.1 29 431.5 29 318.0 29 520.1 29 525.0Acute 14 007.814 424.314 863.015 030.715 360.315 548.8Midwives8-2 296.92 404.72 354.52 367.52 377.1Other Maternity82 668.2 311.6 315.9 310.4 309.4 312.7Mental Illness5 977.45 762.05 609.55 601.65 502.95 437.2Learning Disabilities1 722.71 397.31 276.31 196.21 173.91 139.3Care of the Elderly 4 282.84 224.03 761.73 573.43 505.73 385.5Paediatrics 819.11 108.91 194.41 239.31 299.41 323.5Other -- 6.0 12.0 1.0 1.0Unqualified 16 359.9 16 325.1 15 455.5 15 048.0 14 926.7 14 622.1Acute 5 400.55 220.65 230.45 295.95 426.35 458.6Other Maternity 822.8 782.8 701.9 682.6 686.7 648.8Mental Illness3 895.54 124.83 764.23 699.03 642.03 587.5Learning Disabilities1 870.81 710.51 580.61 436.21 338.91 245.5Care of the Elderly 4 064.44 107.93 798.63 553.33 462.93 312.8Paediatrics 306.0 378.6 379.8 381.1 369.9 368.8Other ------Community Specialties 6 022.36 048.66 140.96 305.76 377.4Qualified5 261.65 497.55 458.15 553.15 698.15 746.0Health visitor61 508.61 429.71 442.61 459.01 464.41 460.1Grades G & above1 508.61 316.81 307.51 317.31 310.61 310.6Below Grade G- 112.8 135.1 141.7 153.9 149.5District nurse61 744.31 733.11 799.71 852.51 940.71 935.8Grades G & above1 181.01 027.71 001.71 011.81 027.31 018.4Below Grade G 563.3 705.4 798.0 840.7 913.4 917.4Community midwife 208.4 283.4 291.9 302.6 289.5 287.0Combined duty nurse 560.3 462.6 398.1 357.8 323.1 279.9Community psychiatric nurse7 97.7 426.8 484.7 498.4 587.0 629.7Community learning disability nurse 28.7 155.4 146.3 140.5 133.3 128.5Clinic/school nurse 235.6 482.6 497.1 498.1 488.2 476.5Other 878.1 523.9 397.7 444.2 471.8 548.5Unqualified 412.4 524.8 590.5 587.9 607.6 631.4Auxillary/assistant...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 September 2000
S1W-09968
In total, around 122 of the letters or communications were specific about areas that required additional spending.The 10 most popular groups (including apparent campaigns mentioned above) that received support for additional public spending were: Housing or homelessness (including Shelter postcards) 31% (37 responses) The Scottish Agricultural and Biological Research Institutes 25% (31 responses) Improving roads and reducing fuel tax 13% (16 responses including 1 petition) Education (including sports education and School transport) 8% (10 responses) Healthcare and additional treatments 7% (8 responses) Improved rail transport and sustainable transport 7% (8 responses) Improved student support and higher education 5% (6 responses) Better provision for elderly care and for Pensioners 4% (5 responses) Improving rural affairs, forestry and Sustainable environment 4% (5 responses) Heritage (from Built Heritage through to Musical heritage) 3% (4 responses)The remaining responses included support for law and order, local government services, nursery nurses and parental care, victim support, the voluntary sector, small businesses, reduced water charges, reduced council tax, improving civic participation and assistance...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 June 2005
Plenary, 09 Jun 2005
In some cases, it is particularly useful for the employees of a charity to be represented on the controlling body.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 February 2005
Equal Opportunities Committee, 01 Feb 2005
My colleagues are considering how work in their portfolios can help to protect girls and assist those who are suffering because of FGM.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2006
Plenary, 11 Jan 2006
The Scottish climate change programme will focus on greenhouse gas emissions that are generated in Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 October 2006
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 24 Oct 2006
I therefore see the rationale in SEPA's taking on more employees to handle all that legislation and the need for a substantial budget for that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 March 2000
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 08 Mar 2000
The whole interface will be substantially assisted by the development of the quality assurance inspection system by the adviser.
