Results 1-20 of 408 for speaker:Joe FitzPatrick
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Medication: Medication (21 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive how many patients are participating in clinical trials, broken down by NHS board.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Medication: Medication (21 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive what proportion of eligible patients is participating in clinical trials, broken down by NHS board.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Medication: Medication (21 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive how many patients have been enrolled in clinical trials in each of the last three years, broken down by NHS board.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Medication: Medication (21 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive how it is monitoring progress towards the implementation of the CEL 17 (2010) guidance on the introduction of new medicines into NHSScotland.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Medication: Medication (21 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive what progress has been made toward the CEL 17 (2010) guidance on the introduction of new medicines into NHSScotland, broken down by NHS board.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Medication: Medication (21 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will publish the progress reports of NHS boards that were requested by ministers as part of the process of implementing the CEL 17 (2010) guidance on the introduction of new medicines into NHSScotland.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Enterprise: Enterprise (14 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive how many business properties currently receive support from the Small Business Bonus Scheme.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Taxation: Taxation (7 March 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive what its position is on preparations to enable the Parliament to invoke the power to use the Scottish variable rate.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Public Bodies: Public Bodies (3 February 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive how many (a) non-governmental agencies, (b) public bodies and (c) quangos there (i) were in May 2007 and (ii) will be in May 2011.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Bridges: Bridges (27 January 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive what the average annual saving for a commuter has been since the abolition of tolls on the Tay Bridge.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Health: Health (20 January 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive whether it plans to make changes to free personal care.
- Scottish Parliament written answers — Small Businesses: Small Businesses (14 January 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Executive how many properties in each local authority area are eligible for each level of relief under the Small Business Bonus Scheme in 2010-11 following the 2010 rates revaluation.
- Scottish Parliament: Education (13 January 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: Will the member take an intervention?
- Scottish Parliament: Education (13 January 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: Will the member take an intervention on the point that he is making?
- Scottish Parliament: Scotland's Irish Diaspora (12 January 2011)
Joe FitzPatrick: I add my congratulations to Bob Doris on securing today's members' business debate. We have heard from a number of MSPs who share a similar heritage—although we often do not share the same political views. As people will guess from my surname, I am of Irish descent. Irish immigration to the east coast is not as well known about as that to the west coast, but it was just as significant...
- Scottish Parliament: Rural Affairs and the Environment: Zero Waste (9 December 2010)
Joe FitzPatrick: To ask the Scottish Government what progress is being made towards making Scotland a zero waste society. (S3O-12299)
- Scottish Parliament: Rural Affairs and the Environment: Zero Waste (9 December 2010)
Joe FitzPatrick: I welcome the progress that the Government is making. If we are to meet the target of sending a maximum of 5 per cent of all waste to landfill by 2025, how we deal with food waste will be crucial. Food waste is a valuable commodity. If all the food waste that is currently produced in Scotland was captured and treated separately, it could generate enough energy to power the city of Dundee....
- Scottish Parliament: Nuclear Weapons-free Zones (9 December 2010)
Joe FitzPatrick: I thank Bill Kidd for securing today’s debate. This is a topic of huge importance and relevance at this time. As we have heard, support from around the world is growing for ridding ourselves of nuclear weapons, and local authorities and communities in Scotland can make a real difference by declaring themselves nuclear weapons-free zones. Let us take a minute to think about why we aspire...
- Scottish Parliament: Property Factors (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 (8 December 2010)
Joe FitzPatrick: I echo others in the chamber in congratulating Patricia Ferguson on the bill, which touches on a subject that is of great concern to many of our constituents. Some 36 per cent of the population live in tenement flats—many in Glasgow and Dundee—maisonettes and apartments, and around 50 per cent of those people live in privately owned flats that have a property manager. Some 30 per...
- Scottish Parliament: Future Budget Planning Assumptions (8 December 2010)
Joe FitzPatrick: The cabinet secretary will be aware that, at the Treasury Committee on 4 November, George Osborne stated: "We are looking at whether this whole framework of DEL-AME needs to be revisited, particularly the AME part of it, because this is a very large budget—I think virtually half of Government spending ... So we are looking at a new framework and I hope to say more about that in the...