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Safeline (Scotland) Ltd.Napier College
Belford Travel Ltd.
S. M. Bayne and Co.
Buckhaven Parish Church
Marconi Instruments
Drumbrae Riding Centre
Ashbank Veterinary Centre
Anderson Strathclyde plc
City of Dundee District Council
Holms Greenock Ltd.
St. Brycedale Church
Aberdeen ITEC
GMCST Strathclyde Training Agency
Cumbernauld YMCA/YWCA
Heriot Watt University
Mentor Management Agency
Lander Alarms (Scotland) Ltd.
John McCormick and Co. Ltd.
Glasgow Retailers Training Association
Leyland Vehicles Ltd.
Charles McCrea
Irvine Development Corporation
G. and J. Johnston (Wemyss) Ltd.
J. Howden
The Post Office--Royal Mail Letters
Highland Association of Training Groups
Brown and Root--Wimpey Highland Fabricators
Motherwell District Council
Jack and Irving Professional Hair Design
Post Office (Aberdeen Letters District Office)
Post Office (Counters) Ltd.
North Lanarkshire ITEC
Monklands Personnel Services
British Aerospace plc
Kyle and Carrick District Council
Westwood Training Services
Digital Equipment (Scotland) Ltd.
Safe Group Training Ltd.
University of Edinburgh
Highland Health Board
Edinburgh Young Mans Christian Association
Canonmills Community Care
Scottish and Newcastle Breweries plc
Hamilton District Council
Hughes Microelectronics Ltd.
Cumming (Leven) Ltd.
Wm. Stephen (Bakers) Ltd.
Kirkcaldy and District Chamber of Commerce
John Brown Engineering Ltd.
Cumbernauld ITEC
Lomonside Stud
Mugdock Nursery School
Polaroid UK Ltd.
Eastwood District Council
SCOTMID Co-Op
Pasolds (Sunchild) Ltd.
Economic Forestry Ltd.
Link Scotland Ltd.
Forth Valley Health Board
Imperial Chemical Industries plc
Rolls Royce plc
John Smith and Son (Glasgow) Ltd.
Pointer Alarms Ltd.
Ferranti plc
Sterling Cars (Glasgow) Ltd.
City of Glasgow District Council
Strathclyde Catering Agency
Speyside Management Agency
Scottish Development Agency
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
Tayside Road Transport Group Training
Shell Expro Technician Training
Link (Scotland) Ltd.
Roche Products Ltd.
Ayrshire and Arran Health Board
Tayside Training Services
Golfing and Outdoor Sports Training Association
Ayrshire Road Transport Group Training Association
Jaeger Tailoring
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Ayrshire ITEC Ltd.Nobels Explosives Company Ltd.
Haxton and Lang Ltd.
Cunninghame District Council
Kirkwood and Co.
Kramer Managing Agency
John M. Petson
McLellan Rubber Ltd.
TVEI
Mr. Worthington : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland at 1990 -91 prices, what is the expenditure on technical and vocational education initiative per school pupil in every year from 1985-86 to 1991-92.
Mr. Allan Stewart : TVEI can extend to every 14 to 18-year-old undergoing full-time education ; it therefore includes students aged 16 to 18 attending colleges as well as school pupils in this age group. The education authorities have entered into and extended their participation in TVEI at varying rates over the years. Expenditure on a per school pupil basis would be available only at disproportionate cost. But spending is not necessarily geared to the number of students and any unit costs derived would not be meaningful. Total expenditure in Scotland on TVEI at 1990-91 prices is as follows :
Financial |£ at constant
year |(1990-91)
|prices
------------------------------------------------
1985-86 |3,087,131
1986-87 |3,642,028
1987-88 |7,624,724
1988-89 |11,437,628
1989-90 |12,631,256
1990-91 |12,052,557
<1>1991-92 |13,018,868
<1> Budget.
Employment Training
Mr. Worthington : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what percentage of employment training trainees gained qualifications in Scotland in each year since employment training started.
Mr. Allan Stewart : The information is not available in the form requested. Information about leavers is obtained through a survey which started in July 1990. Returns from leavers are incomplete. Data provided by this survey about the percentage of employment training trainees gaining a qualification or a credit toward one is set out in the table :
|Percentage of |Percentage of
|leavers between|leavers between
|July 1980 to |April 1990 to
|March 1990 |October 1990
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Obtained qualification or
credit |22 |30
Awaiting results at time of
survey |5 |4
Public Drunkenness
Mr. Dewar : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what is his policy in respect of the decriminalisation of public drunkenness.
Mr. Lang : The Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980 gave the police power to take a drunken offender to a
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designated place, as an alternative to arrest. The Government remain prepared to designate places as suitable for the care of drunken persons if the local statutory bodies so wish, and will in addition consider assisting with the capital costs of such projects. We have no proposals for further change to the criminal law in this regard.Electoral Statistics
Mr. David Marshall : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland further to his answer of 25 February, Official Report, column 385, when he expects to be able to publish the total electorate for each parliamentary constituency in Scotland, as at 16 February 1991 ; and when he intends to write to the hon. Member for Glasgow, Shettleston.
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton : The total electorate for each parliamentary constituency in Scotland, as at 16 February 1991, is as follows :
Parliamentary Constituencies
Number of electors as at 16 February 1991
|Number
------------------------------------------------------
Scotland |3,914,590
Aberdeen North |60,219
Aberdeen South |58,681
Angus East |62,769
Argyll and Bute |48,068
Ayr |66,126
Banff and Buchan |64,136
Caithness and Sutherland |31,120
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley |55,999
Central Fife |56,307
Clackmannan |49,140
Clydebank and Milngavie |47,861
Clydesdale |62,325
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |46,895
Cunninghame North |55,390
Cunninghame South |49,728
Dumbarton |57,730
Dumfries |61,235
Dundee East |58,935
Dundee West |60,218
Dunfermline East |50,369
Dunfermline West |51,186
East Kilbride |64,365
East Lothian |67,223
Eastwood |64,276
Edinburgh Central |56,048
Edinburgh East |46,800
Edinburgh Leith |57,415
Edinburgh Pentlands |56,453
Edinburgh South |61,682
Edinburgh West |60,556
Falkirk East |52,307
Falkirk West |50,479
Galloway and Upper Nithsdale |54,855
Glasgow Cathcart |45,835
Glasgow Central |48,862
Glasgow Garscadden |42,270
Glasgow Govan |46,720
Glasgow Hillhead |56,003
Glasgow Maryhill |48,393
Glasgow Pollok |47,206
Glasgow Provan |37,838
Glasgow Rutherglen |53,777
Glasgow Shettleston |52,129
Glasgow Springburn |45,873
Gordon |78,438
Greenock and Port Glasgow |53,267
Hamilton |62,543
Inverness, Nairn and Lochaber |68,848
Kilmarnock and Loudoun |62,513
Kincardine and Deeside |65,660
Kirkcaldy |52,419
Linlithgow |61,812
Livingston |62,070
Midlothian |60,875
Monklands East |49,226
Monklands West |50,132
Moray |63,357
Motherwell North |58,215
Motherwell South |51,236
North East Fife |53,399
North Tayside |55,252
Orkney and Shetland |31,355
Paisley North |47,770
Paisley South |49,091
Perth and Kinross |65,135
Renfrew West and Inverclyde |58,460
Ross, Cromarty and Skye |55,174
Roxburgh and Berwickshire |43,758
Stirling |58,296
Strathkelvin and Bearsden |61,806
Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale |39,608
Western Isles |23,073
Drink Driving
Mr. Peter Bottomley : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland how long it usually takes for information to be made publicly available as to whether a driver had been drinking alcohol before driving and being killed.
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton : Information about whether a driver killed in a road accident had consumed alcohol would become publicly available only if evidence to that effect was led at subsequent court proceedings, including any fatal accident inquiry.
Alcohol-related Crime
Mr. Hood : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland when he intends to include the specific statistical data of young persons under 18 years in each category of criminal convictions where alcohol was directly or indirectly involved in the crime.
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