Parliamentary questions
Aileen Campbell
130 questions tabled in the Scottish Parliament, most recent first.
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive how many new mortgages were taken out in Scotland in each of the last five years.
Answer · Stewart Maxwell: Estimates of the number of loansissued for house purchase in Scotland are set out in the following table. These data are sourcedfrom the Council of Mortgage Lenders. The notes to the tables explain the coverageof the estimates and the reasons for a possible b…
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of individuals found guilty of sexual offences against children in each of the last five years are known to have subsequently committed a sexual offence.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The statistics collected centrallyon convictions do not identify victim characteristics unless this is implied bythe specific charge involved. The available information on those sexual offencecategories which by definition involved child victim(s) is given in…
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of individuals found guilty of sexual offences against women in each of the last five years are known to have subsequently committed a sexual offence.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The information requestedis not available as the statistics collected centrally on convictions do not identifyvictim characteristics unless this is implied by the specific charge involved.</p>
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of individuals found guilty of sexual offences against men in each of the last five years are known to have subsequently committed a sexual offence.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The information requestedis not available as the statistics collected centrally on convictions do not identifyvictim characteristics unless this is implied by the specific charge involved.</p>
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of individuals found guilty of sexual offences against children have not served custodial sentences for the offences that they committed in each of the last five years.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The statistics collected centrallyon convictions do not identify victim characteristics unless this is implied bythe specific charge involved. The available information on those sexual offencecategories which by definition involved child victim(s) is given in…
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of individuals found guilty of sexual offences against women have not served custodial sentences for the offences that they committed in each of the last five years.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The information requestedis not available as the statistics collected centrally on convictions do not identifyvictim characteristics unless this is implied by the specific charge involved.</p>
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of individuals found guilty of sexual offences against men have not served custodial sentences for the offences that they committed in each of the last five years.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The information requested isnot available as the statistics collected centrally on convictions do notidentify victim characteristics unless this is implied by the specific chargeinvolved.</p>
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of charges of sexual offences against children which have come to trial have been referred to the sheriff court in each of the last five years.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The statistics collectedcentrally on prosecutions do not identify victim characteristics unless this isimplied by the specific charge involved. The available information on those sexualoffence categories which by definition involve child victim(s) is given in…
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of charges of sexual offences against men which have come to trial have been referred to the sheriff court in each of the last five years.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The information requestedis not available as the statistics collected centrally on prosecutions do not identifyvictim characteristics unless this is implied by the specific charge involved.</p>
2 Jul 2007 · Written Question
To ask the Scottish Executive what (a) number and (b) percentage of charges of sexual offences against women which have come to trial have been referred to the sheriff court in each of the last five years.
Answer · Kenny MacAskill: The information requestedis not available as the statistics collected centrally on prosecutions do not identifyvictim characteristics unless this is implied by the specific charge involved.</p>