organisations
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the ethos of volunteering charitable | organisations | also suffer from what i |
on that issue although voluntary | organisations | and charitable groups are speedy |
on the regulation of charitable | organisations | at the outset i apologise |
and sewerage charges for charitable | organisations | lodged on 20 february 2001 |
and sewerage charges for charitable | organisations | lodged on 20 february 2001 |
exempting charitable institutions and voluntary | organisations | perhaps we can tidy that |
health education guidelines pe427 charitable | organisations | regulation pe428 multiple sclerosis pe431 |
for attending the meeting charitable | organisations | regulation pe428 the convener the |
of water reliefs from charitable | organisations | remain to be addressed 15 |
and sewerage charges for charitable | organisations | thursday 5 april 2001 9 |
and sewerage charges for charitable | organisations | thursday 5 april 2001 9 |
from a range of charitable | organisations | which was to start this |
the effect on local charitable | organisations | who rely on prisoners for |
the effect on local charitable | organisations | who rely on prisoners for |
authorities and charitable and voluntary | organisations | work together the plug must |
local authorities and national voluntary | organisations | 1 they currently have around |
the volunteers of the voluntary | organisations | 11 43 the deputy minister |
direct funding of local voluntary | organisations | 12 48 mr tom mccabe |
work of the many voluntary | organisations | across scotland such as leonard |
other 44 000 voluntary sector | organisations | across scotland the can cycle |
in premises maintained by voluntary | organisations | and 65 general provisions as |
is taking to assist voluntary | organisations | and charities who will lose |
care expressed by carers voluntary | organisations | and elderly people themselves supported |
will go into national voluntary | organisations | and infrastructure and into central |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | and key figures such as |
in partnership between the voluntary | organisations | and local government and central |
have been involved with voluntary | organisations | and recognise sustainable funding as |
scottish homes educational institutions voluntary | organisations | and the private sector we |
improve their relationships with voluntary | organisations | and there are one or |
causes most irritation to voluntary | organisations | and was touched on in |
voluntary community and social economy | organisations | applying for or in receipt |
notes however that many voluntary | organisations | are deeply concerned at having |
robert brown pointed out voluntary | organisations | are funded by other sources |
gone into ensuring that voluntary | organisations | are not financially damaged by |
national government voluntary and community | organisations | are the third arm of |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | around half of the social |
regard charities and voluntary sector | organisations | as competitors rather than as |
it will give to voluntary | organisations | awaiting registration decisions on childcare |
planning many people in voluntary | organisations | become skilled at reinventing their |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | believes that there is evidence |
concern scotland and other voluntary | organisations | but at the same time |
the views of voluntary sector | organisations | but the people to whom |
a weighty burden upon voluntary | organisations | calls upon the scottish executive |
in which voluntary and community | organisations | can flourish i commend and |
volunteer or to the voluntary | organisations | concerned at the same time |
no cost to the voluntary | organisations | concerned s1w 31120 donald gorrie |
s priorities leads to voluntary | organisations | distorting their work and organisation |
s priorities leads to voluntary | organisations | distorting their work and organisation |
on the subject if voluntary | organisations | do not receive adequate national |
in scotland including msps voluntary | organisations | elderly forums the general public |
co ordinate funding of voluntary | organisations | ensure that local authorities health |
source scottish council for voluntary | organisations | european funding the social economy |
registered body scotland charges voluntary | organisations | for attending seminars on the |
on the charging of voluntary | organisations | for criminal record checks on |
fiona hyslop s1m 1230 voluntary | organisations | for disabled people lodged on |
s1m 1230 nora radcliffe voluntary | organisations | for disabled people that the |
hearing from volunteers and voluntary | organisations | for some years as someone |
to meet representatives of voluntary | organisations | from the highlands and the |
possible avenues for exempting voluntary | organisations | from those charges and asks |
to provide relief for voluntary | organisations | from water charges s1o 2755 |
cent not all voluntary sector | organisations | get their money from the |
greater easterhouse council of voluntary | organisations | gevco calling for the scottish |
the best of the voluntary | organisations | grow from the ground up |
that all charities and voluntary | organisations | had to have a two |
a comprehensive network of voluntary | organisations | has been set up it |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | has identified some of the |
the scottish executive which voluntary | organisations | have been allocated a direct |
grass roots level other voluntary | organisations | have been equally influential in |
be business as usual voluntary | organisations | have experienced yet another delay |
noted that many voluntary sector | organisations | have grown out of an |
wish a number of voluntary | organisations | have parliamentary officers but their |
social justice agenda indeed voluntary | organisations | have proved that they have |
and recognises that voluntary sector | organisations | have their own agenda priorities |
form filling with which voluntary | organisations | have to deal i support |
the community fund many voluntary | organisations | have told me about the |
have been instances of voluntary | organisations | having mainstream services dumped on |
local authorities provide to voluntary | organisations | i am glad to see |
between local authorities and voluntary | organisations | i have examples of such |
2 million on to voluntary | organisations | i want to highlight a |
on employers including many voluntary | organisations | i will pass over the |
made to me by voluntary | organisations | i will start with a |
with lottery funding for voluntary | organisations | i would like to draw |
communities and with local voluntary | organisations | iain montgomery local authorities already |
and central government and voluntary | organisations | in a readily comprehensible fashion |
taken place with established voluntary | organisations | in glasgow with regard to |
support to volunteers and voluntary | organisations | in local communities we have |
receive regular reports from voluntary | organisations | in order to account for |
are involved in many voluntary | organisations | in our constituencies like others |
2001 who the four voluntary | organisations | in receipt of funding from |
any difficulties experienced by voluntary | organisations | in relation to matched funding |
address that members mentioned voluntary | organisations | in relation to poverty in |
of communication for voluntary sector | organisations | in rural areas and whether |
there are 44 000 voluntary | organisations | in scotland which employ around |
support network of local voluntary | organisations | in their struggle to provide |
of funding for 15 voluntary | organisations | including borders womens aid which |
visitors and other private voluntary | organisations | including national trust for scotland |
work of the many voluntary | organisations | including the british deaf association |
the evidence is that voluntary | organisations | innovate because they are responsive |
achievements of voluntary and statutory | organisations | involved in limiting the impact |
achievements of voluntary and statutory | organisations | involved in limiting the impact |
problems faced by those voluntary | organisations | involved in offering services and |
the tweeddale association of voluntary | organisations | is operating as part of |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | is the most obvious example |
by private voluntary or mutual | organisations | it is important that people |
barrier to sustaining many voluntary | organisations | it is important that the |
of funding has on voluntary | organisations | it results in worry for |
major problem for most voluntary | organisations | lies with the scottish executive |
156 criminal checks for voluntary | organisations | lodged on 15 september 1999 |
records office checks on voluntary | organisations | lodged on 21 june 2000 |
to lottery support for voluntary | organisations | members will be aware of |
to some groups or voluntary | organisations | much more clarity would be |
it is important that voluntary | organisations | national government and local government |
the last thing that voluntary | organisations | need is for gaps in |
is difficult for voluntary sector | organisations | not to feel beholden to |
with not for profit voluntary | organisations | or greater local authority involvement |
be able to manipulate voluntary | organisations | or set up front organisations |
at the need for voluntary | organisations | persistently to reinvent the wheel |
mcternan scottish council for voluntary | organisations | peter bolton and janette wilson |
doing something else finally voluntary | organisations | play a crucial part in |
innocently suggested to the voluntary | organisations | present that they might have |
around 107 000 social economy | organisations | range from community voluntary groups |
programmes and work by voluntary | organisations | rather than going for nice |
fund available directly to voluntary | organisations | rather than via local authorities |
sector voluntary and independent sector | organisations | reach many parts of society |
sector s main strength voluntary | organisations | require independence to achieve their |
has had on small voluntary | organisations | s1w 10850 mr kenneth gibson |
funding are allocated to voluntary | organisations | s1w 28606 donald gorrie to |
and not directly to voluntary | organisations | s1w 31118 donald gorrie to |
bill will have on voluntary | organisations | s1w 31845 mr gil paterson |
large number of thriving voluntary | organisations | scotland enjoys the benefits of |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | scvo in terms of calculating |
to scottish council for voluntary | organisations | scvo research 3 scottish executive |
studies scottish council for voluntary | organisations | scvo statistics http www scvo |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | scvo the convention of scottish |
for youth and other voluntary | organisations | seeking funding from lottery and |
positive but not all voluntary | organisations | share that experience there needs |
echo the point that voluntary | organisations | should be seen as partners |
the way in which voluntary | organisations | should contribute to the agenda |
delivering its own agenda voluntary | organisations | should have a role in |
lugton scottish council of voluntary | organisations | social inclusion housing and voluntary |
bill i know that voluntary | organisations | such as shelter scotland and |
information on fees and on | organisations | tactics in the voluntary sector |
the scottish executive whether voluntary | organisations | that are involved in working |
has hit charity and voluntary | organisations | that has cost 400 million |
on the fact that voluntary | organisations | that have more limited resources |
not be involved in voluntary | organisations | that is ludicrous tricia marwick |
all the voluntary and community | organisations | that participated in our inquiry |
if the front line voluntary | organisations | that provide them do not |
records office checks on voluntary | organisations | that the parliament notes the |
then find out about voluntary | organisations | that they could work for |
not fund the voluntary sector | organisations | that they support on a |
of increased regulation on voluntary | organisations | the need for longer term |
is home to many voluntary | organisations | the project aims to provide |
party groups particularly from voluntary | organisations | throughout scotland which are keen |
make it easier for voluntary | organisations | to apply for funding because |
beyond seedcorn funding for voluntary | organisations | to core funding that provides |
liability insurance cover for voluntary | organisations | to cover them and their |
can on occasion cause voluntary | organisations | to divert considerable staff resources |
be allocated to voluntary youth | organisations | to encourage young people to |
financial assistance to voluntary youth | organisations | to help cover the costs |
it easier for voluntary youth | organisations | to recruit train and retain |
funding to help voluntary youth | organisations | to recruit train and retain |
given to voluntary and other | organisations | to support and advise people |
is to trust the voluntary | organisations | to which money has been |
looked at funding of voluntary | organisations | various members have spoken about |
government local authorities and voluntary | organisations | we should use this year |
wilson criminal checks for voluntary | organisations | wednesday 27 october 1999 2 |
lobbying the convener some voluntary | organisations | were worried that they might |
to help the existing voluntary | organisations | which are operating well they |
the scottish council for voluntary | organisations | who has joined the executive |
the executive said that voluntary | organisations | will be helped by a |
fund will provide relevant voluntary | organisations | with an element of sustainable |
000 to voluntary and community | organisations | within the scottish objective 3 |
to continued improvement many voluntary | organisations | work closely with local authorities |
stability of funding for voluntary | organisations | working in the field of |
website allowing individuals interest group | organisations | academia think tanks etc to |
tae considerable efforts by sindry | organisations | an individuals tae plan for |
wide range of individuals independent | organisations | and associations as well as |
a success and encourages individuals | organisations | and businesses to support the |
the presiding officer whether individuals | organisations | and companies to be called |
ask the scottish executive which | organisations | and individuals have been sent |
serious allegations raised by reputable | organisations | and individuals in relation to |
that the parliament congratulates all | organisations | and individuals in scotland who |
asked in the census many | organisations | and individuals made representations such |
made by many of those | organisations | and individuals our society would |
by sincerely thanking all the | organisations | and individuals that allowed us |
youth councils national youth involving | organisations | and individuals the common criteria |
to considerable efforts by various | organisations | and individuals to plan for |
clubs and the many other | organisations | and individuals who are dedicated |
is their job and the | organisations | and individuals who lobby us |
november 2000 which of the | organisations | and individuals who responded to |
are able to engage with | organisations | and individuals with an interest |
received 38 written responses from | organisations | and private individuals and 40 |
councils 100 from youth involving | organisations | and the remainder from individuals |
to the individuals communities and | organisations | associated with both petitions and |
individuals and 40 non governmental | organisations | attended the seminars that we |
a benefit that individuals and | organisations | enjoy the potential effect of |
msps an group individuals an | organisations | fae ootwi the pairlament they |
independent msps and individuals and | organisations | from outside the parliament they |
it has consulted any individuals | organisations | or commercial concerns about any |
we must still decide which | organisations | or individuals should give evidence |
for msps individuals an external | organisations | tae forgaither an discuss a |
for msps individuals and external | organisations | to meet and discuss a |
names of the individuals or | organisations | which carried out work and |
with individuals instead of with | organisations | which leads to a disconnection |
be made between individuals or | organisations | which lobby on their own |
be made between individuals or | organisations | which lobby on their own |
own behalf and individuals or | organisations | who lobby on a fee |
own behalf and individuals or | organisations | who lobby on a fee |
apply to all individuals and | organisations | whose decisions impact on the |
in wi ye individuals or | organisations | wi specialist ken o onie |
and meet you individuals or | organisations | with specialist knowledge of any |
scotland or other national youth | organisations | about any financial problems such |
youth councils and youth involving | organisations | and around 50 individual members |
where large youth organisations social | organisations | and the largest radical political |
a broad range of youth | organisations | another uk example is the |
adult volunteers working in youth | organisations | benefit from the 2 million |
will ensure that national youth | organisations | can receive an appropriate share |
youth councils of national youth | organisations | each organisation can nominate two |
some instead to national youth | organisations | for their national and local |
involves 93 representatives of youth | organisations | from across british columbia the |
three of the main youth | organisations | in scotland eurodesk youngscot and |
help young people and youth | organisations | in scotland offer as much |
youth parliament were the youth | organisations | involved together with the offices |
were asked by the youth | organisations | involved whether they thought the |
basque country where large youth | organisations | social organisations and the largest |
democratic process national youth involving | organisations | the youth parliament offers a |
membership representatives from all relevant | organisations | and bodies especially those whose |
and working with the fishing | organisations | and the representatives of fishing |
to meet representatives of different | organisations | and to report back to |
and representatives of the various | organisations | involved in tackling social exclusion |
representatives from a range of | organisations | representing different sectors of the |
operation with local representatives and | organisations | so that they can spearhead |
their areas representatives of gaelic | organisations | such as cli representing the |
on education were parents or | organisations | that included parent representatives s1w |
hear from representatives of two | organisations | the association of convenience stores |
inviting representatives of those five | organisations | to come and deal with |
work with representatives of local | organisations | to help to develop those |
the 50 000 social economy | organisations | 2 by field of work |
good relationships between social economy | organisations | and the public and private |
organisations such as social economy | organisations | delivering services to target groups |
entrepreneurial innovation by social economy | organisations | figure 1 [note: figure here in original] source scottish |
the social economy social economy | organisations | have been successful in attaining |
alexander stated that social economy | organisations | have great potential to work |
and capability of social economy | organisations | improve staff training and development |
the number of social economy | organisations | in scotland according to scottish |
half of the social economy | organisations | in scotland are involved in |
the work of social economy | organisations | scvo also manages on behalf |
to build the capacity of | organisations | such as social economy organisations |
and development within social economy | organisations | support entrepreneurial innovation by social |
of income to social economy | organisations | the chart highlights the importance |
increasing importance of social economy | organisations | to many economies throughout the |
the input of social economy | organisations | to the management of the |
and contribution of social economy | organisations | what the study revealed was |
technical assistance to social economy | organisations | with the aim of stimulating |
respect a number of other | organisations | and institutions could undertake some |
responses including very few from | organisations | and institutions were in favour |
the virus and encourages scottish | organisations | and institutions working on hiv |
the virus and encourages scottish | organisations | and institutions working on hiv |
increasing regularity many institutions and | organisations | are reporting or commenting on |
public bodies academic institutions cultural | organisations | community groups and religious organisations |
backgrund 6 mony institutions an | organisations | is reportin or commentin mair |
national institutions and non governmental | organisations | local authorities and trade unions |
the scottish executive how many | organisations | across civic society and involved |
sector a wide range of | organisations | are involved in the promotion |
uk nap and how more | organisations | can become involved in the |
they can engage with national | organisations | can they get involved and |
and b each of the | organisations | involved in delivering this programme |
provided by diverse organisations these | organisations | may be involved in areas |
sga to be involved other | organisations | should not be conducting experiments |
to encourage the participation of | organisations | that are heavily involved in |
i remain involved in several | organisations | that are listed in the |
activities being provided by diverse | organisations | these organisations may be involved |
clerk of any particular areas | organisations | they felt should be involved |
of the partners or the | organisations | with which you are involved |
of providing funding to local | organisations | and communities to tackle child |
a compact between faith based | organisations | and funding authorities as to |
funding are critical if good | organisations | are to have the assurance |
and soul of scotland all | organisations | face the issue of funding |
what guidelines exist to encourage | organisations | in receipt of public funding |
the funding and supporting of | organisations | in rural areas johann lamont |
up of such funding by | organisations | in scotland s1w 34833 richard |
funding programmes are available to | organisations | in scotland s1w 34835 richard |
from the primary objectives of | organisations | matched funding can also be |
implications it is inappropriate for | organisations | not to have funding security |
inevitably i must talk about | organisations | say that funding particularly from |
centres and by funding key | organisations | such as the scvo and |
undertake an audit of the | organisations | that are receiving funding through |
their independence from their funding | organisations | that is a very serious |
stable funding packages for such | organisations | we must recognise that we |
that are faced by small | organisations | when the expected funding does |
of all the main partner | organisations | with significant funding influence and |
supporting the development of mutual | organisations | and non profit distributing organisations |
local amenity groups relevant business | organisations | and organisations representing road users |
organisations or set up front | organisations | as covert deliverers of their |
organisations the idea that most | organisations | can become self sufficient at |
of performance of direct labour | organisations | dlos and direct service organisations |
organisations dlos and direct service | organisations | dsos following the finding of |
groups relevant business organisations and | organisations | representing road users section 44 |
the wheel towards sustaining successful | organisations | the idea that most organisations |
we are calling registered tenant | organisations | those organisations would have a |
organisations and non profit distributing | organisations | to build and maintain public |
organisations community groups and religious | organisations | to promote a national programme |
calling registered tenant organisations those | organisations | would have a right to |
the interests of other relevant | organisations | a statement of intent was |
of the fact that the | organisations | are not only relevant to |
committee agreed to consult relevant | organisations | on the issue of anonymity |
and young people and relevant | organisations | on work to be undertaken |
protection agency and other relevant | organisations | regarding any effect on air |
with a number of relevant | organisations | such as the centre for |
with all relevant authorities and | organisations | such as the low pay |
in scotland and other relevant | organisations | to raise awareness of the |
from a number of relevant | organisations | when responding to the last |
range of national and local | organisations | across scotland including enquire the |
from a wide range of | organisations | although the committee came late |
aware that a range of | organisations | has not been included and |
a very wide range of | organisations | muir russell the rules of |
in the broad range of | organisations | that are institutionally separate from |
we met a range of | organisations | throughout scotland by setting up |
money advice is open to | organisations | and groups providing money debt |
are any plans to consult | organisations | and groups providing money debt |
that women s groups and | organisations | are included in consultation exercises |
our communities many groups and | organisations | commented on the problems of |
groups to ensure that such | organisations | concerns are considered in conclusion |
difference particularly for your own | organisations | or groups robert mooney my |
the courts for non governmental | organisations | and others on environmental matters |
authorities social partners non governmental | organisations | as well as those directly |
from human rights non governmental | organisations | giving evidence to the justice |
of europe and non governmental | organisations | have a vested interest in |
non statutory nature of the | organisations | is highly prized by the |
social partners and non governmental | organisations | ngos based on national action |
social partners business non governmental | organisations | think tanks academia etc 7 |
views from major non governmental | organisations | we held regional seminars that |
was held by the various | organisations | about scotland s input into |
of the various associations and | organisations | er f718: [inaudible] intention was |
evidence from the various campaigning | organisations | that are promoting the bill |
the activities of various gaelic | organisations | the bòrd has a duty |
to read what the various | organisations | think about stock taking bill |
our clerks to approach various | organisations | trade unions and employer bodies |
prepare a letter to various | organisations | who have or could have |
glasgow the various women s | organisations | would have been down on |
members have mentioned public sector | organisations | in particular have expressed concerns |
the provision allows public sector | organisations | in scotland whether the scottish |
remain the lifeline of many | organisations | in the sector however figure |
particular the focus of many | organisations | in the sector in dealing |
even as an enemy by | organisations | in the statutory sector we |
concerning the private sector most | organisations | including the institute have said |
scrutiny as other public sector | organisations | s1o 3281 30 dorothy grace |
sector and the executive from | organisations | such as the scottish council |
versus private or direct labour | organisations | versus the private sector the |
need to start again some | organisations | within the private sector have |
sector and sporting and cultural | organisations | working with young people we |
many health and social care | organisations | but ageism is a serious |
lack of consultation of external | organisations | ensures the eu social inclusion |
opened during the convention for | organisations | representing civil society the social |
i agree with the lobbying | organisations | that the health and social |
about getting together with different | organisations | including national government local authorities |
designation framework a number of | organisations | including the convention for scottish |
poverty alliance and many other | organisations | including the law society of |
that ministers may appoint other | organisations | including those from the private |
assessment by others including environmental | organisations | until this process is completed |
would have implications for such | organisations | and that they are not |
see the relevance of such | organisations | but it is important that |
input into the debate such | organisations | can be heard or consulted |
such a scheme would avoid | organisations | constantly applying for licence renewals |
successful designs for other such | organisations | environmental protection services gcc and |
about bidding for funds such | organisations | feel that whenever they deal |
about any financial problems such | organisations | might face through decreasing or |
grants send feedback to such | organisations | s1w 29299 donald gorrie to |
streamlining the process so that | organisations | such as abbeyfield societies and |
carefully to the views of | organisations | such as abbeyfield the university |
endeavour to work closely with | organisations | such as abbeyfield to try |
is also working with other | organisations | such as aberdeen drugs action |
to explain the situation to | organisations | such as age concern scotland |
importance of the work of | organisations | such as alzheimer scotland action |
children and young people although | organisations | such as capability scotland and |
for 2003 04 consultation paper | organisations | such as crossroads would fall |
with both petitions and other | organisations | such as local authorities that |
kelso which has 44 dependent | organisations | such as mother and toddler |
there is a responsibility on | organisations | such as ours to try |
no material disruption from scottish | organisations | such as scottish power muir |
results are passed on to | organisations | such as sepa the codes |
faced by parents carers and | organisations | such as strathclyde autistic society |
justice and home affairs committee | organisations | such as the association of |
into a speech on environmental | organisations | such as the british trust |
our communities at different levels | organisations | such as the community training |
s european committee or by | organisations | such as the confederation of |
appropriate advisers for specific matters | organisations | such as the faculty of |
activity throughout the year through | organisations | such as the falkirk volunteer |
position my point is that | organisations | such as the gnp cannot |
reduce the obstacles that prevent | organisations | such as the gnp from |
desperate need for that cash | organisations | such as the gnp must |
wealth masks the deprivation that | organisations | such as the gnp try |
to suck up powers from | organisations | such as the health boards |
unions housing arts community action | organisations | such as those fighting drug |
be included in talks with | organisations | such as those that are |
aspects of such partnerships encourage | organisations | to adopt positive policies such |
been no response from such | organisations | we examined the responses that |
areas will be covered which | organisations | will carry out such surveys |
police act 1997 that such | organisations | will comply with the law |
women and their families such | organisations | work with local authorities and |
relationships between local and national | organisations | and clubs in order to |
work carried out by national | organisations | and the invaluable dedicated support |
about the position of local | organisations | assessed under the uk national |
links between local and national | organisations | george reid spoke on that |
number of sport s national | organisations | have still to learn how |
total budget for national training | organisations | is for the financial year |
units in which the national | organisations | local authorities and clubs get |
be committed to national training | organisations | over the next three years |
initial visual impact of national | organisations | particularly the trade union movement |
national federation of fishermen s | organisations | proposals for zonal management submitted |
national federation of fishermen s | organisations | s1w 9873 mr duncan hamilton |
with other regional sub national | organisations | the parliament has representation on |
of the list of outlawed | organisations | and political groupings in no |
next published list of funded | organisations | includes other projects with plans |
to the list of terrorist | organisations | that was issued in 2000 |
included on the list of | organisations | the committee agreed it would |
in the list of five | organisations | there are certain other issues |
should compile a list of | organisations | to be contacted and that |
government will add all those | organisations | to the list of terrorist |
read out the list of | organisations | we propose to consult on |
both public and private outside | organisations | 10 30 euan robson roxburgh |
signed debates private companies public | organisations | and the scottish executive also |
the chamber and by outside | organisations | in both the private and |
taking to assist companies and | organisations | in the private and public |
between faroese fishermen and private | organisations | led by the north atlantic |
private people and eh language | organisations | who would like to ehm |
is extremely specialised and many | organisations | and companies use it on |
of experienced fundraisers many important | organisations | are still not funded by |
us briefing papers as many | organisations | do to give us the |
he has met many other | organisations | if he has not will |
been told that many existing | organisations | in lanarkshire feel that although |
what you will from many | organisations | in my constituency for example |
councils supported by the many | organisations | of the area on winning |
for the purposes of many | organisations | older people are classed as |
the wheel many projects and | organisations | out there have proved themselves |
could immediately think of many | organisations | that we could all say |
the aged and many other | organisations | there are issues to be |
the fact that so many | organisations | were able to participate in |
tirelessly visiting other parliaments and | organisations | abroad and welcoming visitors from |
want to bring in other | organisations | as well mr munro our |
other or- other scots language | organisations | can sometimes carp a wee |
not know evidence from other | organisations | could tell you what the |
and i imagine that other | organisations | did likewise initially there was |
ombudsmen could use other public | organisations | for example if the complaint |
stand alone trusts or other | organisations | have been put off to |
but a number of other | organisations | have not been included i |
agency and b any other | organisations | in relation to the good |
support of businesses and other | organisations | in scotland last monday night |
you take evidence from other | organisations | karen whitefield despite the repeal |
safety executive and any other | organisations | on this issue s1o 4917 |
able to work with other | organisations | on this matter nora radcliffe |
plans there are to invite | organisations | other than money advice scotland |
functions other than with those | organisations | represented on the steering group |
work by nasco and other | organisations | seeking to explain the black |
and five or six other | organisations | that would not make sense |
been sent to the other | organisations | the convener okay we will |
community care committee and other | organisations | the executive has been proactive |
and other public bodies and | organisations | the work of the scc |
all other interested parties and | organisations | to develop a bid for |
partners and other civil society | organisations | uk level preparations in contrast |
commissioner for refugees and other | organisations | we could take some of |
code of conduct to other | organisations | whose main activity is not |
[note: table here in original] two other major scottish | organisations | whose remit involves the provision |
and to links with other | organisations | will the european year of |
time meeting older people their | organisations | and those working with them |
delighted that gaelic and scots | organisations | are working with the organisers |
scottish homing union and environmental | organisations | is working on the matter |
placed in the way of | organisations | working with children mean fewer |
there are a number of | organisations | and academics lobbying on behalf |
1 breakdown of number of | organisations | by field of work for |
be beneficial a number of | organisations | have raised concerns about that |
to a number of interested | organisations | it is a pity that |
to the large number of | organisations | that want to interact with |
there are a number of | organisations | that would not be included |
of a number of countryside | organisations | to which that would apply |
provide details of all the | organisations | from whom the members of |
not provide services to scottish | organisations | my view is that we |
could be interpreted to include | organisations | that provide an information service |
are urgently required by established | organisations | that provide vital services yet |
racial equality in scotland cultural | organisations | and local authority language advisers |
of local communities to key | organisations | and to innovative service development |
the way in which local | organisations | constantly innovate that comment was |
would give muscle to local | organisations | in encouraging three year partnership |
with the help of local | organisations | in the spring depending on |
of their local clubs and | organisations | perhaps there was not a |
is to encourage existing local | organisations | rather than to set up |
if we can help local | organisations | to attract and train volunteers |
is almost impossible for some | organisations | to connect to 32 local |
and galloway council and partner | organisations | on 18 april 2001 s1o |
write to the court users | organisations | the scottish consumer council or |
of good work that those | organisations | do it is a little |
the luvvies in the arts | organisations | his memory and his work |
him and all the community | organisations | in sighthill for the work |
work that took in community | organisations | perhaps more work than the |
before i know that the | organisations | that work on fuel poverty |
to the work of their | organisations | they have made a contribution |
also expect teachers and teachers | organisations | to input into that work |
between the police and business | organisations | to work to prevent crime |
would like the commercial lobbying | organisations | to work with us to |
support to be given to | organisations | for the promotion of gaelic |
the support of the gaelic | organisations | in scotland and to advise |
that the parliament notes the | organisations | that support the scottish coalition |
that the parliament notes the | organisations | that support the scottish coalition |
the parents carers professionals and | organisations | who support and care for |
links with gaelic and scots | organisations | with the support of the |
atlantic salmon trust would those | organisations | adequately represent the interested parties |
we write to both those | organisations | christine grahame yes the convener |
us which were about those | organisations | concerns i would have thought |
for several years all those | organisations | have made representations to the |
scotland the income of those | organisations | is between 1 6 billion |
having a report from those | organisations | on the steps that they |
for some independence for those | organisations | they are quite small in |
main issue that faces those | organisations | time after time is core |
combination of any of those | organisations | was able to come up |
roll out in particular those | organisations | wishing to use your guide |
roll out in particular those | organisations | wishing to use your guide |
that is a possibility the | organisations | can submit written evidence if |
what was said all three | organisations | evidence identified the same problems |
the oral evidence of five | organisations | the convener it was hoped |
harper told us that several | organisations | were unable to give evidence |
the scottish executive is sindry | organisations | an has different roles in |
the scottish executive are separate | organisations | and have different roles in |
the week goin tae different | organisations | as again we had tae |
balance their contacts with different | organisations | by drafting we could create |
will impinge differently on different | organisations | is there any particular aspect |
applying for funds from different | organisations | jumping through all the hoops |
months a series of different | organisations | representing communities trade unions and |
all the different agencies and | organisations | that can help to change |
rather than dissipated under different | organisations | that is the larger question |
and lobbyists employed by individual | organisations | there was a different set |
they had aw the different | organisations | wi stalls an they had |
could set up our own | organisations | and you got the housewives |
in for tae help run | organisations | on their own if they |
through our own publicly funded | organisations | we must not underestimate the |
parliament are that as both | organisations | already have gaelic speaking staff |
wider community both with formal | organisations | and informally i am aware |
of doubt do both your | organisations | believe that there should be |
i ve written to both | organisations | in the u s i |
to develop between the two | organisations | and the effectiveness of spi |
between the committee and the | organisations | that were briefing us we |
consultation with community children s | organisations | and young people on the |
responsible for liaison with interested | organisations | and co ordination of gaelic |
our scots and gaelic cultural | organisations | can use it to their |
tomorrow the strategy on gaelic | organisations | will be announced i will |
exercise that covered all public | organisations | in scotland however at the |
been particularly well publicised among | organisations | or the general public what |
of the public or any | organisations | that are present have any |
what is appropriate for some | organisations | that deal with the public |
decided to concentrate on the | organisations | with the greatest public impact |
report on contacts from outside | organisations | 7 scottish executive joint future |
on the bill from interested | organisations | and from the deputy minister |
heard from the court users | organisations | and from the sheriffs we |
information received from the police | organisations | and the faculty of advocates |
from my experience with disability | organisations | and young people i have |
on the budget proposals from | organisations | beyond the executive we conducted |
time to hear from five | organisations | could you give us more |
are there increasing calls from | organisations | for further resources the scottish |
administration supports calls from supporters | organisations | for morton fans to dig |
have said the committee met | organisations | from the eight regions of |
are adequately represented by the | organisations | from which we will take |
concern is that all the | organisations | from which we will take |
from discussions with the five | organisations | listed on the provision of |
received from businesses and business | organisations | regarding the upgrading of the |
in scotland are drawn from | organisations | representing the a on trade |
programme 6 contacts from outside | organisations | the committee will consider a |
able to hear from the | organisations | together and to allow cross |
resources were inadequate and that | organisations | were being dragged away from |
behalf of themselves and their | organisations | a distinction can be made |
in developing a bid although | organisations | are never sure whether their |
s report says that some | organisations | expressed concern about their ability |
the sips and their predecessor | organisations | is that they are used |
not come at a price | organisations | must retain their independence without |
members have horror stories of | organisations | that seek to pay their |
places on them and their | organisations | the executive would have us |
become skilled at reinventing their | organisations | to meet the latest criteria |
but it appears that more | organisations | are being proposed which will |
that are united under umbrella | organisations | are often asked by the |
ask the scottish executive which | organisations | are represented on the steering |
smaller locally funded service providing | organisations | for all that there are |
volunteer for the 44 000 | organisations | that are active in the |
must avoid paralysis by consultation | organisations | that are already stretched and |
an achilles heel for large | organisations | that are otherwise on target |
people who are employees of | organisations | that are paid to lobby |
interested to find out whether | organisations | that are supported by sportscotland |
and we have considered the | organisations | that are typical or that |
i will call consultation fatigue | organisations | that are united under umbrella |
employers employees education and benefits | organisations | that disabled people are out |
saying that there are powerful | organisations | that gain advantage by employing |
would tell us are neutral | organisations | that have appeared before the |
time scales are needed for | organisations | to canvass opinions linda fabiani |
should be on the lobbying | organisations | to indicate where they are |
who are employed by large | organisations | to lobby i would not |
people who are employed by | organisations | to lobby in the definition |
are employed by companies or | organisations | to lobby msps as well |
are too short to allow | organisations | to respond in smaller charities |
mentioned there are 44 000 | organisations | with 100 000 paid staff |
i am sure that the | organisations | you have listed are appropriate |
forms have been sent to | organisations | across the country my predecessor |
is because traditionally most disability | organisations | do not have a focus |
much regulation and bureaucracy and | organisations | feel that they have to |
does not touch all the | organisations | have a general definition in |
and sport committee 2002 some | organisations | have already drawn up a |
acceptable standards to ensure that | organisations | have an infrastructure that is |
the concerns that faith based | organisations | have expressed about bidding for |
is a pity that the | organisations | have not confined themselves to |
contributing to the agenda and | organisations | having the right to have |
increase will have on smaller | organisations | he talked passionately as he |
it is nonsense that effective | organisations | should have to recreate and |
more time to charities and | organisations | that have a special place |
disappointing that some of the | organisations | that have come out so |
i am always suspicious of | organisations | that have exactly 10 targets |
be addressed the group of | organisations | that i have just listed |
who have worked in genuine | organisations | that particularly rely on fundraising |
have been told by the | organisations | that they all talk to |
covered by some of the | organisations | that we have mentioned mr |
party have been declared terrorist | organisations | today the foreign and commonwealth |
some of us for several | organisations | and i will wager that |
open and accessible but when | organisations | present petitions to us they |
is what older people s | organisations | tell us that we must |
not normally apply for commercial | organisations | tells us considerably more than |
which we must address smaller | organisations | might find it difficult to |
pilot project recently established with | organisations | and producers in dumfries and |
require a culture change in | organisations | and staff with skills to |
situation is becoming bureaucratic with | organisations | falling over one another and |
to develop partnerships with similar | organisations | in southern africa to share |
to develop partnerships with similar | organisations | in southern africa to share |
of trying to engage with | organisations | in whatever way we can |
it has had with financial | organisations | regarding the impact of irresponsible |
this week with scottish fishing | organisations | today we welcome to our |
scottish executive view the fisheries | organisations | were dissatisfied with several aspects |
advice that is channelled through | organisations | but listen to the people |
bureaux and older people s | organisations | it is a product of |
confidence in the people and | organisations | of the highlands and islands |
000 per year to several | organisations | that represent deaf people additionally |
forum the paper lists several | organisations | all of which it would |
before the committee the fisheries | organisations | made comments which we relayed |
were used to decide which | organisations | should be represented on the |
what prompted the changes which | organisations | supported them angus mackay the |
way in which direct labour | organisations | use staff across differing contracts |
look for addresses of uk | organisations | which might be interested in |
recorded by any organisation or | organisations | it is impossible to reliably |
should include all staff of | organisations | and associations who engage in |
who be it experts or | organisations | should be called to give |
academic experts and scots language | organisations | who could advise parliament the |
registered by all the following | organisations | and can guarantee as far |
for all but the largest | organisations | and the executive is examining |
know we could all name | organisations | endlessly the day after the |
some or all of your | organisations | when it was drawing up |
approaches to overseas companies and | organisations | and make our scottish goods |
some of the key scottish | organisations | in its contribution to the |
by some of the key | organisations | that we interviewed however there |
the question of income by | organisations | too numerous to mention and |
more responsive than remote bureaucratic | organisations | and is an important source |
enterprises they supply to larger | organisations | and may be crucial to |
only on small and fragile | organisations | but on larger groupings that |
the highlands and islands health | organisations | i ask the minister to |
good established infrastructure and marketing | organisations | i feel that putting them |
a prominent opportunity 5 civic | organisations | in scotland and europe civil |
and through a plethora of | organisations | in the convention on the |
and the views of interested | organisations | in the provisions of the |
indirectly to football bodies and | organisations | is dependent on the report |
ownership and management of its | organisations | its high degree of autonomy |
to bite making direct labour | organisations | less competitive and unable to |
heads of agriculture and biological | organisations | of scotland and the convention |
also share a recognition that | organisations | outwith and independent of government |
is the minister aware that | organisations | representing black and minority ethnic |
the parliament and for the | organisations | we need to pay attention |
of issues and identify interested | organisations | we should divide up responsibilities |
emphasis on projects rather than | organisations | can lead to instability in |
always more than eager for | organisations | to answer to the committee |
were undoubtedly accruing to certain | organisations | in scotland it would be |
the network of international development | organisations | in scotland of the agencies |
wi office space fir literary | organisations | visit scotland the group notit |
security is provided to allow | organisations | to plan especially as we |
as it would allow participating | organisations | to speak in a more |
set out the context for | organisations | glp enforcement of the bill |
ask what involvement the witnesses | organisations | had in the preparation for |
an opportunity for three backcourt | organisations | to give a presentation on |
the concerns of the delivery | organisations | if i can call them |
go to well trodden establishment | organisations | the convener we can also |
they said where s the | organisations | what can i belong to |
departments the police or health | organisations | abolishing sips would take away |
of autonomy through ye know | organisations | eh like the scots arts |
a generation supports the 34 | organisations | of the ape alliance in |
agreed to write to police | organisations | on the issue of police |
act 2001 registration of tenant | organisations | order 2002 ssi 2002 416 |
act 2001 registration of tenant | organisations | order 2002 ssi 2002 416 |
of a structured network of | organisations | receiving regular information on the |
strengthen the operation of tenant | organisations | richard grant do you mean |
becomes the main focus in | organisations | that is a diversion of |
use of the appropriate specialist | organisations | the papers that we received |
will be needed so training | organisations | at least will need to |
make judgments whether to meet | organisations | but others might not take |
responses came afterwards because the | organisations | did not seek to engage |
to belong to the new | organisations | gradually they began to blend |
they require within the witnesses | organisations | to the representation that they |
organisation there were two separate | organisations | we had to create the |
degree was that what the | organisations | were considering nick johnston no |
is standard in commercial consultancy | organisations | the consultant has in the |
when they came into the | organisations | they stood out like sair |
an hit hes partnerships wi | organisations | fae iceland tae greece an |