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When he proposes to issue the revised Code of Practice for the guidance of medical practitioners and others in accordance with the requirements of the Mental Health Act (Scotland) 1984, referred to in his Answer of 24th May 1995, Official Report, 260 c638W; and which persons and organisations are being...
When he proposes to issue the revised Code of Practice for the guidance of medical practitioners and others in accordance with the requirements of the Mental Health Act (Scotland) 1984, referred to in his Answer of 24th May 1995, Official Report, 260 c638W; and which persons and organisations are being...
Pursuant to the letter from Mr N. D. MacLennan of the Scottish Office Development Department to Mr Alan Patterson, of the Wishaw Business Group dated 3rd July, under what powers central Government bears three quarters of the cost of relief from rates on grounds of hardship granted by rating authorities...
Pursuant to the letter from Mr N. D. MacLennan of the Scottish Office Development Department to Mr Alan Patterson, of the Wishaw Business Group dated 3rd July, under what powers central Government bears three quarters of the cost of relief from rates on grounds of hardship granted by rating authorities...
That this House notes with concern that, unlike people suffering from certain specified conditions such as diabetes insipidus, some thyroid conditions and epilepsy, people suffering from severe mental illnesses (and in particular, people with schizophrenia and manic depression) are not exempt from paying prescription charges even when they require continuous life-long medication to maintain reasonable health and to control a condition for which there is no cure; notes with concern that severe mental illness can frequently lead to suicide and sometimes endangers the lives of others; and calls upon the Government to include severe mental illness among the specified conditions which exempt persons from paying prescription charges for necessary and continuous medication.
That this House notes with concern that, unlike people suffering from certain specified conditions such as diabetes insipidus, some thyroid conditions and epilepsy, people suffering from severe mental illnesses (and in particular, people with schizophrenia and manic depression) are not exempt from paying prescription charges even when they require continuous...
What is the planned percentage change in Government expenditure in real terms on science and technology in the science and engineering base, and, net of Launch Aid, in the rest of the Department of Trade and Industry between 1993-94 and 1997-98. (Failed OPQ).- Includes figures.
What is the planned percentage change in Government expenditure in real terms on science and technology in the science and engineering base, and, net of Launch Aid, in the rest of the Department of Trade and Industry between 1993-94 and 1997-98. (Failed OPQ).- Includes figures.
If he will list those Japanese firms which currently have research and development teams operating in the United Kingdom. - Includes figure and that a full list of these companies with details of their RD and D activities and their locations is being placed in Library (DEP/3 2419).
If he will list those Japanese firms which currently have research and development teams operating in the United Kingdom. - Includes figure and that a full list of these companies with details of their RD and D activities and their locations is being placed in Library (DEP/3 2419).
When he proposes to revise the Code of Practice for the guidance of medical practitioners and others in accordance with the requirements of the Mental Health Act (Scotland) 1984.
When he proposes to revise the Code of Practice for the guidance of medical practitioners and others in accordance with the requirements of the Mental Health Act (Scotland) 1984.
If he will set out full details of the procedures to be used under the Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Act 1994 by the Benefits Agency Medical Service Agency in the assessment of severe mental health problems, and the criteria by which the Benefits Agency Medical Service doctors will assess...
If he will set out full details of the procedures to be used under the Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Act 1994 by the Benefits Agency Medical Service Agency in the assessment of severe mental health problems, and the criteria by which the Benefits Agency Medical Service doctors will assess...
What information has been given to his Department by BT plc about the expected number of redundancies of each grade of employee for the year April 1994 to March 1995.
What information has been given to his Department by BT plc about the expected number of redundancies of each grade of employee for the year April 1994 to March 1995.
If he will now introduce legislation requiring companies to consult representatives of their employees on redundancies.
If he will now introduce legislation requiring companies to consult representatives of their employees on redundancies.
When he proposes to publish in 1994 the two or more forecasts which the Treasury is required to publish each year under Schedule 5 of the Industry Act 1975.
When he proposes to publish in 1994 the two or more forecasts which the Treasury is required to publish each year under Schedule 5 of the Industry Act 1975.
If he will take further steps to encourage the growth of new locally owned software and electronics firms in Scotland. (Failed OPQ)
If he will take further steps to encourage the growth of new locally owned software and electronics firms in Scotland. (Failed OPQ)
That this House congratulates Mr John Duff, of Motherwell, on the precedent set by him winning his appeal for a mobility allowance; notes that not only is Mr Duff blind but he is also so disabled by a degenerative spinal condition as to be unable to use mobility aids such as a long cane or guide dog; notes that it took four and a half years for him to win his appeal; calls upon the Benefits Agency to compensate Mr Duff for the avoidable delays and errors in handling his case identified in the highly critical report from the Ombudsman; and calls upon the Government to change the rules so that the blind who are too disabled to use mobility aids should, like the deaf-blind, be automatically eligible for mobility allowance.
That this House congratulates Mr John Duff, of Motherwell, on the precedent set by him winning his appeal for a mobility allowance; notes that not only is Mr Duff blind but he is also so disabled by a degenerative spinal condition as to be unable to use mobility aids such...
What consultations are taking place with the British Medical Association on the development, field testing and evaluation of the objective medical tests for each category of functional limitation as proposed in the Consultation on the Medical Assessment for Incapacity Benefit (Annex 1) for use in the assessment of capacity for...
What consultations are taking place with the British Medical Association on the development, field testing and evaluation of the objective medical tests for each category of functional limitation as proposed in the Consultation on the Medical Assessment for Incapacity Benefit (Annex 1) for use in the assessment of capacity for...
What proportion of graduates in Scotland gained a permanent home employment by 31st December after graduation in 1988-89 and in 1990-91. (Failed OPQ) - Inc figure.
What proportion of graduates in Scotland gained a permanent home employment by 31st December after graduation in 1988-89 and in 1990-91. (Failed OPQ) - Inc figure.
That this House notes with concern that the Crown Office has decided to make no prosecutions arising out of the Cormorant Alpha helicopter crash on 14th March 1992 in which 11 men died; notes that the Crown Office alleges this decision was in the public interest; draws attention to the finding by the fatal accident inquiry that Shell had broken offshore regulations by not informing Cormorant Alpha's standby boat that the flight was to take place, a breach of the law which is not denied by Shell and which cost the lives of the men who drowned in the hours after the crash; and calls upon the Crown Office to reverse its decision.
That this House notes with concern that the Crown Office has decided to make no prosecutions arising out of the Cormorant Alpha helicopter crash on 14th March 1992 in which 11 men died; notes that the Crown Office alleges this decision was in the public interest; draws attention to the...
If he will introduce legislation to place a statutory duty on the Post Office to continue to offer special concessionary rates of postage for despatching such items as talking books and Braille books to the blind or disabled.
If he will introduce legislation to place a statutory duty on the Post Office to continue to offer special concessionary rates of postage for despatching such items as talking books and Braille books to the blind or disabled.
What are the Civil Service grades or grade equivalents of the Chief Scientific Adviser in the Office of Science and Technology, the Chairman of the Science and Engineering Research Council, the Secretary of the Medical Research Council and the Chief Scientific Adviser of the Ministry of Defence. - Inc list.
What are the Civil Service grades or grade equivalents of the Chief Scientific Adviser in the Office of Science and Technology, the Chairman of the Science and Engineering Research Council, the Secretary of the Medical Research Council and the Chief Scientific Adviser of the Ministry of Defence. - Inc list.