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When he next plans to meet COSLA to discuss local authority finances.
When he next plans to meet COSLA to discuss local authority finances.
When he next plans to meet representatives of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities to discuss local government funding. (Failed OPQ)
When he next plans to meet representatives of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities to discuss local government funding. (Failed OPQ)
That this House is astonished to learn of the case of Iain McIntyre of Paisley who has suffered estimated losses of ??2.7 million due to a series of incidents of negligence and bad faith at the hands of consecutive firms of solicitors; finds it incredible that what started out as a simple conveyancing error has developed into a 10 year legal nightmare of horrific complexity involving seven court processes; believes that inherent conflicts exist between the Law Society of Scotland's duties to guard the public interest and protect its members' interests which have forced Mr McIntyre to endure the loss of his business, the forced sale of his home, long periods of severe depressive illness and liability for expenses amounting to ??173,000; further believes that it is unjustifiable that the Law Society of Scotland holds the master professional indemnity insurance policy which has built into it penalties and bonuses which give solicitors a vested interest in minimising negligence claims at unfair levels; is convinced that the principle of Scots law that everyone is entitled to independent legal representation has been breached by the Secretary of the Law Society of Scotland actively encouraging one firm of solicitors to cease acting for Mr McIntyre; and calls for a judicial inquiry into Mr McIntyre's case and an urgent review of the self-regulatory status of the Law Society of Scotland.
That this House is astonished to learn of the case of Iain McIntyre of Paisley who has suffered estimated losses of ??2.7 million due to a series of incidents of negligence and bad faith at the hands of consecutive firms of solicitors; finds it incredible that what started out as...
What restrictions are placed upon a tenant's right to buy a local authority house if that house has been fitted with a community alarm system.
What restrictions are placed upon a tenant's right to buy a local authority house if that house has been fitted with a community alarm system.
How many people are employed in (a) the Prime Minister's Office and (b) his own office; and what percentage are disabled. - Inc figs.
How many people are employed in (a) the Prime Minister's Office and (b) his own office; and what percentage are disabled. - Inc figs.
If he will make additional resources available to housing associations to local authorities and to Scottish Homes to install carbon monoxide detectors in their housing stock.
If he will make additional resources available to housing associations to local authorities and to Scottish Homes to install carbon monoxide detectors in their housing stock.
What discretion local authorities have to operate (a) voluntary and (b) compulsory contents insurance schemes for tenants of their housing stock; and what guidelines his Department issues to local authorities on such schemes.
What discretion local authorities have to operate (a) voluntary and (b) compulsory contents insurance schemes for tenants of their housing stock; and what guidelines his Department issues to local authorities on such schemes.
Pursuant to her Answer of 14th December, Official Report, column 738W, what guidelines her Department has issued to PACT managers and regional PACT managers on the funding of Access to Work. - Text of letter from Mike Fogden of Employment Service Agency.
Pursuant to her Answer of 14th December, Official Report, column 738W, what guidelines her Department has issued to PACT managers and regional PACT managers on the funding of Access to Work. - Text of letter from Mike Fogden of Employment Service Agency.
How many chauffeurs are employed by Her Majesty's Government; and what percentage of them are disabled. - Including text of letter from John King of SAFE and figures.
How many chauffeurs are employed by Her Majesty's Government; and what percentage of them are disabled. - Including text of letter from John King of SAFE and figures.
What powers local authorities who operate contents insurance schemes for the tenants of their housing stock have to make deductions from housing benefit to cover the premiums of claimants who (a) participate and (b) are eligible to participate in such schemes; what guidelines he issues to local authorities on such...
What powers local authorities who operate contents insurance schemes for the tenants of their housing stock have to make deductions from housing benefit to cover the premiums of claimants who (a) participate and (b) are eligible to participate in such schemes; what guidelines he issues to local authorities on such...
To comment on her Department's policy in relation to the development of sports for disabled people.
To comment on her Department's policy in relation to the development of sports for disabled people.
When he plans next to meet representatives in the Galloway and Nithsdale area to discuss how Locate in Scotland can best attract industry and inward investment to that area; if he will liaise with the President of the Board of Trade on such matters.
When he plans next to meet representatives in the Galloway and Nithsdale area to discuss how Locate in Scotland can best attract industry and inward investment to that area; if he will liaise with the President of the Board of Trade on such matters.
What is the procedure for transferring an individual committed to Carstairs State Hospital to mainstream community hospitals dealing with mental health; what is the range of security measures which can be made available; what restrictions are placed upon the free movement of such patients outwith the curtilage and precincts of...
What is the procedure for transferring an individual committed to Carstairs State Hospital to mainstream community hospitals dealing with mental health; what is the range of security measures which can be made available; what restrictions are placed upon the free movement of such patients outwith the curtilage and precincts of...
What arrangements are in place for assessing the security risk of patients who have been transferred from Carstairs State Hospital to community-based mental health hospitals and who have subsequently escaped or left such hospitals. - Includes ref to Scottish Office memorandum on procedure in Library. (Holding answer 23 January 1996).
What arrangements are in place for assessing the security risk of patients who have been transferred from Carstairs State Hospital to community-based mental health hospitals and who have subsequently escaped or left such hospitals. - Includes ref to Scottish Office memorandum on procedure in Library. (Holding answer 23 January 1996).
To comment on the security arrangements at Dykbar Hospital, Paisley, with particular reference to an incident involving a patient who had been transferred from Carstairs State Hospital. - (Holding answer 23 January 1996).
To comment on the security arrangements at Dykbar Hospital, Paisley, with particular reference to an incident involving a patient who had been transferred from Carstairs State Hospital. - (Holding answer 23 January 1996).
What assessment he has made of the accessibility of Benefits Agency offices to disabled people; what percentage remain inaccessible to disabled people in terms of (a) physical and (b) sensory disability; how he assesses the accessibility of offices other than those of the Benefits Agency for which he is responsible...
What assessment he has made of the accessibility of Benefits Agency offices to disabled people; what percentage remain inaccessible to disabled people in terms of (a) physical and (b) sensory disability; how he assesses the accessibility of offices other than those of the Benefits Agency for which he is responsible...
What his policy is in relation to the supply of incontinence pads to those who require them because of disability; what plans he has to review these arrangements.
What his policy is in relation to the supply of incontinence pads to those who require them because of disability; what plans he has to review these arrangements.
What measures are in place to ensure that the inaccessibility of school transport is not a restricting factor in integrating disabled children into mainstream schools.
What measures are in place to ensure that the inaccessibility of school transport is not a restricting factor in integrating disabled children into mainstream schools.
What guidance he intends to issue to health authorities and trusts, local authorities and (a) Departments, (b) executive agencies, (c) non-departmental public bodies and (d) outside bodies and arms-length organisations which he has responsibility for, or an interest in, regarding the implementation of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. - Ref...
What guidance he intends to issue to health authorities and trusts, local authorities and (a) Departments, (b) executive agencies, (c) non-departmental public bodies and (d) outside bodies and arms-length organisations which he has responsibility for, or an interest in, regarding the implementation of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. - Ref...
If he will comment on his Department's policy in relation to the development of sports for disabled people.
If he will comment on his Department's policy in relation to the development of sports for disabled people.