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Date answered:
9 November 1999
S1W-02133
The information is as follows:YearCompanyGrant Award(£)Source1995-96SCOTMEX 409,000Scottish Enterprise SCOTMEX 88,176Scottish Office SQBLA 978,000Meat & Livestock Commission SQBLA 31,740 †European Commission SQBLA 92,000Scottish Enterprise SPII 16,416Scottish Enterprise1996-97SQBLA 150,000Scottish Office SQBLA 150,000Scottish Office SQBLA 1,077,387Meat & Livestock Commission SQBLA 133,212 †European Commission SQBLA 150,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 147,500 *Scottish Office SQBLA 150,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 130,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 110,000 *Scottish Office SPII 180,000Meat & Livestock Commission1997-98SQBLA 1,007,651Meat & Livestock Commission SQBLA 85,589 † European Commission SQBLA 100,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 100,050 *Scottish Office SQBLA 28,500 *Scottish Office SQBLA 105,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 150,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 100,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 150,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 56,825 *Scottish Office SQBLA 20,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 46,500 *Scottish Office SQBLA 5,715 *Scottish Office SQBLA 339,000Highland & Islands Enterprise SPII 48,980Scottish Office SPII 200,000Meat & Livestock Commission1998-99SQBLA 1,115,837Meat & Livestock Commission SQBLA 154,740 †European Commission SQBLA 6,500 *Scottish Office SQBLA 150,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 150,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 40,000 *Scottish Office SQBLA 70,000 *Scottish Office SPII 50,192Scottish Enterprise SPII 150,000Scottish Office SPII 270,000Meat & Livestock Commission MLC 581,000Highlands & Islands Enterprise1999-2000SQBLA 150,000Scottish Executive(to date)SQBLA 190,000 †European Commission SQBLA 631,083Meat & Livestock Commission SPII 270,000Meat & Livestock Commission SQBLA 72,000Scottish Borders Enterprise* Awarded under the Scotch Beef Quality Assurance and Marketing Initiative which was a three year programme...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 November 2004
S2W-11383
Training in Leadership and Management - Scottish Leadership Foundation (SLF)The SLF has developed a programme of training in leadership and management for middle and front line managers.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 December 2001
Transport and the Environment Committee, 19 Dec 2001
Members should have several different documents to assist with our consideration of the amendments.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 May 2005
Plenary, 11 May 2005
There is something fundamentally inconsistent about the use of a private bills mechanism to progress what are clearly Executive programmes. If we have a process of scrutiny that is separate from the subject committee system and the usual system of financial scrutiny—in which, as the convener of the Finance Committee, I have an interest—we could end up examining closely the detail of proposals and how those proposals will operate in a particular setting within a given programme at the expense of looking across programmes and finding out how choices are made.To pick up Susan Deacon's point, I question whether the Parliament's scrutiny resources are necessarily being used in the correct way if we use the private bills mechanism to focus separately on each transport project rather than have a system of overview.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 January 2004
Procedures Committee, 13 Jan 2004
For example, the advantage of the whole Parliament endorsing a work programme is that it gives everyone concerned a degree of comfort about the likely outcome of bills.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 May 2003
Plenary, 15 May 2003
I note that the First Minister said that the partnership's top priority was to grow the economy and that its first measure would be to improve the bankruptcy laws for all the businesses that will go bust as a result of his programme. That is why we will advocate a programme that is based on the principle of decentralisation and of real devolution—a programme that seeks to reduce the scope and powers of the state and its agencies and to give them back to parents, patients, professionals and local communities.Scotland needs a Government and a First Minister that understand that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 March 2000
Health and Community Care Committee, 29 Mar 2000
The time is ripe for all of us to begin to work with a programme under which we can come together, overcome some of the problems—such as those that were identified by Mary Scanlon—and equip ourselves for the new culture.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 March 2001
Local Government Committee, 13 Mar 2001
I was trying to bring out a technical point. New spend and assistance for it are based on the percentage of consent received.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 September 2003
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 24 Sep 2003
We will hear from the Waste and Resources Action Programme and people like that about developing markets, closing the loop and generating income streams from the materials that we recover.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 April 2004
Education Committee, 28 Apr 2004
Relatively little of it appears to be additional education funding. If priorities change and some programmes need to be accelerated, that will happen at the expense of other programmes.
