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Stewart Stevenson: To date, Forestry Commission Scotland has entered into lease rental agreements for wind power with EoN Climate and Renewables UK, National Engineering Laboratory, RWE Npower Renewables, Scottish Power Renewables and Scottish and Southern Renewables. Additionally, lease rental agreements for hydro power have been arranged with Conaglen Estate, Dulas Hydro Generation, Inverleiver Hydro, Infinis, Triodos Renewables, Wyvis Plant & Power, RWE Npower Renewables, Mr Peter Brown, Mr Tony Dalton and Mr Roy Foster. Forestry Commission Scotland has not entered into any Joint Venture arrangements as yet. However, Forestry Commission Scotland will have the option of entering into joint ventures with Partnership for Renewables, Scottish Power Renewables, PNE Wind UK, E.ON Climate & Renewables and Fred Olsen Renewables (for wind power) and with Green Highland Renewables and a consortium of Broadland Properties and Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon (for hydro power). In addition, Forestry Commission Scotland has a number of agreements relating to access across the national forest estate that is required to service renewable developments on neighbouring land. Finance Alison McInnes (North East Scotland) (Scottish Liberal Democrats): To ask the Scottish Executive what employment opportunities are available to locally resident long-term unemployed people as a result of the Forth Replacement Crossing construction project. (S4W-05071) John Swinney: The Principal Contract for the Forth Replacement Crossing includes a requirement for the Contractor to provide an average of 46 positions for the long-term unemployed each year and for all positions to be advertised in local job centres. Similarly, for the M9 Junction 1a Contract an average of five positions each year must be provided. Governance and Communities Siobhan McMahon (Central Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Executive how much the First Minister’s private office has spent on hospitality for employees of News International Ltd in (a) 2008-09, (b) 2009-10 and (c) 2010-11. Holding answer issued: 13 September 2011 (S4W-02243) Siobhan McMahon (Central Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Executive when it will provide a substantive answer to question S4W-02243. Holding answer issued: 16 November 2011 (S4W-03791) Siobhan McMahon (Central Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Executive when it will provide substantive answers to questions S4W-02243 and S4W-03791, which received holding answers on 13 September 2011 and 16 November 2011 respectively. Holding answer issued: 10 January 2012 (S4W-04568) John Swinney: The Scottish Government hosted a dinner on 19 March 2009, involving the then editor of the Scottish News of the World, Bob Bird, to discuss the campaign for Mark’s Law. The cost was £173.30. There was no expenditure in 2009-10 or 2010-11. The Scottish Government routinely publish information on ministerial engagements online at: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/About/14944/Events-Engagements/MinisterialEngagements. Learning and Justice Neil Findlay (Lothian) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Executive how many (a) prisoner-onprisoner and (b) prisoner-on-staff assaults have been recorded at HMP Addiewell in each year since it opened. (S4W-04825) Kenny MacAskill: I have asked John Ewing, Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service, to respond. His response is as follows: The following table shows the number of assaults in HMP Addiewell since it opened in December 2008.
Prisoner on Prisoner Assaults Prisoner on Staff Assaults 2008-09 83 45 2009-10 59 40 2010-11 43 19 Neil Findlay (Lothian) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Executive what the cause was of the reported incident that occurred at HMP Addiewell on 2 January 2012. (S4W-04826) Kenny MacAskill: I have asked John Ewing, Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service, to respond. His response is as follows: This incident is currently subject to an investigation by Lothian and Borders Police and may be subject to court action. It would not be appropriate therefore to comment further in advance of the completion of these enquiries. Neil Findlay (Lothian) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Executive how many (a) prisoner-onprisoner and (b) prisoner-on-staff assaults have been reported in each prison in each of the last five years. (S4W-04828) Kenny MacAskill: I have asked John Ewing, Chief Executive of the Scottish Prison Service, to respond. His response is as follows: The following table illustrates the total number of prisoner on prisoner assaults and prisoner on staff assaults broken down by establishment for the last five years. Serious, minor and non-injury assaults are included. The difference in the number of assaults is in part linked to differences in the prisoner population housed in each prison. (a) Prisoner-on-Prisoner Assaults 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Aberdeen 20 51 30 25 18 Addiewell* 83 59 43 Barlinnie 63 67 79 67 66 Cornton Vale 38 47 50 53 67 Dumfries 34 18 26 20 34 Edinburgh 67 83 89 74 79 Glenochil 20 34 25 38 39 Greenock 24 34 22 9 20 Inverness 19 20 13 10 14 Kilmarnock 53 68 41 39 74 Low Moss** 12 Open Estate 1 2 0 3 2 Perth 59 67 54 48 61 Peterhead 16 13 10 14 2 Polmont 145 130 161 166 167 Shotts 11 11 19 17 12 Totals 582 645 702 642 698 (b) Prisoner-on-Staff Assaults 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Aberdeen 2 7 6 9 3 Addiewell* 45 40 19 Barlinnie 25 28 16 19 20 Cornton Vale 25 34 48 45 57 Dumfries 2 2 3 1 4 Edinburgh 11 12 10 18 17
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