Monday 14 December 2015 SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT Communities Alison McInnes (North East Scotland) (Scottish Liberal Democrats): To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S4W-27521 by John Swinney on 29 September 2015, what discussions it has had regarding changes to the NHS Central Register (Scotland) Regulations 2006 since the answer was provided. Holding answer issued: 1 December 2015 (S4W-28463) John Swinney: I refer the member to the answer to question S4W-28458 on 2 December 2015. All answers to written parliamentary questions are available on the Parliament’s website, the search facility for which can be found at: http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/28877.aspx.

Jackie Baillie (Dumbarton) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how many (a) unoccupied wheelchair-accessible properties there are and (b) people are on a waiting list for wheelchair-accessible property in each local authority area. (S4W-28660) Margaret Burgess: The information is not held by the Scottish Government.

Jackie Baillie (Dumbarton) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide additional financial support to people with muscle-wasting conditions to pay for home adaptations to meet their accessibility requirements. (S4W-28661) Margaret Burgess: The Scottish Government provides a range of support for individuals who need home adaptations. Direct financial support is provided through Registered Social Landlords (RSLs), the Help to Adapt pilot and self-directed support: During the current financial year £10 million is available to RSLs to carry out housing adaptations that will help their tenants live safely and independently at home. The Help to Adapt pilot is a Scottish Government scheme designed for homeowners over 60 who need an adaptation now or in the near future. They can apply for a loan of up to £30,000 by using the equity in their home. All the paperwork and adaptations will be organised for them by the Link Group who are the appointed managing agents for the pilot. The scheme is not intended to replace the Scheme of Assistance. Under self-directed support, an individual’s personal support budget can be used for adaptations in certain circumstances. In addition, Scottish Government general funding to local authorities supports them in providing funding through their Schemes of Assistance. Local authorities must provide assistance by way of grant for most work to adapt homes to meet the needs of disabled people, other than for home extensions. In 2014-15, 6,487 Scheme of Assistance grants totalling £22.3 million were paid to householders for disabled adaptations. The Scottish Government is also supporting other initiatives to improve the provision of adaptations: Adapting for Change – in 2012 the independent Adaptations Working Group recommended fundamental changes to the existing tenure based systems for adaptations. We are taking forward the group’s recommendations for a more personalised and tenure neutral approach. To test the viability of this approach, and as recommended by the working group, work is underway in five demonstration sites: Aberdeen; Scottish Borders; Falkirk; Fife and Lochaber. The test sites will continue until the end of 2016-17 when they will be evaluated and the evidence used to inform consultation with stakeholders and thereafter to shape new guidance. Home2Fit is a database developed by the Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living with funding from the Scottish Government; this national register of accessible housing helps disabled people to more easily find suitably adapted and accessible housing. The Scottish Government provides funding support to Care and Repair Scotland and Housing Options Scotland, organisations that work to help older and disabled people meet their housing needs.

Jackie Baillie (Dumbarton) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how much funding it has provided to each (a) local authority and (b) housing association in each local authority area to pay for home adaptations to meet the accessibility requirements of disabled people in each year since 2007-08. (S4W-28662) Margaret Burgess: a) Local authorities fund adaptations to their own stock from the Housing Revenue Account. Funding for adaptations to owner occupied and private rented properties is part of the block grant made available to local authorities by the Scottish Government. b) The Scottish Government does not collect the information on adaptations funding provided to each housing association (Registered Social Landlord (RSL)) by local authority area. Table 1 provides details of adaptations funding provided to each RSL for the period 2007-08 to 2010-11. Table 2 provides funding to each RSL from the period 2011-12 until 2014-15. Table 1: Stage 3 Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2007-08 to 2010-11 Registered Social Landlord 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 (£) (£) (£) (£) Abbeyfield Black Isle Society 2,130 0 0 0 Abbeyfield Inverness Society 2,536 0 0 0 Abbeyfield Kyles of Bute Society 15,428 0 0 0 Abbeyfield Rutherglen Society 0 0 0 113,325 Abbeyfield Scotland 0 0 59,340 103,664 Aberdeenshire Housing Partnership 5,118 37,497 19,499 23,279 Abertay Housing Association 105,379 184,772 94,991 237,206 Abronhill Housing Association 29,918 8,915 18,105 15,225 Albyn Housing Society 158,080 86,128 96,393 101,335 Almond Housing Association 121,637 109,926 117,691 211,342 Angus Housing Association 117,356 128,486 102,649 76,371 Antonine Housing Co-Operative 13,509 33,361 37,533 14,493 Ardenglen Housing Association 30,931 28,937 39,707 21,331 Argyll Community Housing Association 237,100 218,927 321,000 200,000 Ark Housing Association 44,553 57,265 54,099 30,500 Arklet Housing Association 58,805 13,361 24,715 28,873 Atrium Homes 55,873 43,703 55,311 75,418 Ayrshire Housing 117,936 69,288 14,977 144,868 Ayrshire North Community Housing 27,831 20,055 0 13,335 Barony Housing Association 16,632 18,047 5,245 31,784 Barrhead Housing Association 103,776 33,000 32,565 28,273 Bellsmyre Housing Association 54,762 46,003 27,612 26,461 Berwickshire Housing Association 128,887 129,382 102,305 61,725 Bield Housing Association 753,104 599,537 575,186 471,909 Blairtummock Housing Association 31,130 14,353 17,244 10,240 Blochairn Housing Co-Operative 14,161 9,079 9,757 10,087 Bowerswell Memorial Homes 0 0 9,290 0 Bridgewater Housing Association 20,487 59,000 50,001 34,000 Broomhouse Housing Association (1986) 596 21,160 4,770 0 Buidheann Tigheadas Loch Aillse 66,245 46,267 55,183 34,602 Cadder Housing Association 0 45,753 1,335 30,419 Cairn Housing Association 244,813 291,254 306,863 214,223 Calvay Co-Operative 18,644 12,116 25,705 10,890 Cassiltoun Housing Association 15,542 37,530 37,774 22,450 Castle Rock Edinvar Housing Association 294,114 250,575 269,905 281,335 Table 1: Stage 3 Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2007-08 to 2010-11 Registered Social Landlord 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 (£) (£) (£) (£) Castlehill Housing Association 96,355 109,408 88,506 74,397 Cathcart and District Housing Association 7,370 10,881 11,321 7,783 Cernach Housing Association 10,747 19,062 19,349 29,977 Charing Cross Housing Association 15,472 24,658 14,962 24,932 Cloch Housing Association 83,961 41,000 75,511 42,000 Clyde Valley Housing Association 124,998 168,348 88,710 77,524 Clydebank Housing Association 49,116 40,117 72,526 40,343 Clydesdale Housing Association 84,991 36,000 70,540 41,797 Copperworks Housing Co-Operative 13,834 7,088 13,145 0 Cordale Housing Association 23,894 31,587 16,089 15,878 Craigdale Housing Association 5,036 3,087 12,393 4,661 Cube Housing Association 152,983 257,404 153,826 79,024 Cumbernauld Housing Partnership 60,318 45,000 30,000 0 Cunninghame Housing Association 93,902 52,817 89,916 68,069 Dalmuir Park Housing Association 32,630 9,236 18,391 12,610 Drumchapel Housing Co-Operative 39,660 37,497 19,233 33,644 Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership 662,809 447,658 450,504 376,026 Dunbritton Housing Association 34,239 25,902 65,164 39,821 Dunedin Canmore Housing Association 131,915 93,644 105,066 85,685 East Kilbride and District Housing Association 144,926 20,681 34,467 100,040 East Lothian Housing Association 117,174 48,716 47,485 118,986 Easthall Park Housing Co-Operative 8,175 15,202 20,810 12,489 Eildon Housing Association 90,652 64,842 64,305 40,700 Elderpark Housing Association 47,152 40,179 50,558 41,032 Faifley Housing Association 13,554 14,795 13,162 9,935 Fairfield Housing Co-Operative 29,613 13,269 37,873 9,895 Ferguslie Park Housing Association 65,166 26,000 30,022 23,559 Fife Housing Association Limited 82,469 56,144 89,987 93,001 Forgewood Housing Co-Operative 18,393 21,377 10,218 10,679 Forth Housing Association 29,238 12,909 20,941 24,549 Fyne Homes 118,805 50,780 119,455 39,999 Gardeen Housing Co-Operative 7,315 16,331 28,595 9,930 Garrion People's Housing Co-Operative 33,512 10,687 14,364 14,878 Glasgow West Housing Association 22,665 30,288 24,386 18,374 Glen Housing Association 27,936 13,890 37,608 22,942 Glen Oaks Housing Association 35,960 46,427 34,389 47,843 Govan Housing Association 32,058 38,520 45,055 38,236 Govanhill Housing Association 30,003 50,413 52,386 51,235 Grampian Housing Association 99,022 103,445 273,949 67,254 Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association 622,896 530,389 603,469 490,637 Hawthorn Housing Co-Operative 4,126 11,947 3,229 5,330 Hebridean Housing Partnership 200,903 145,429 285,413 82,797 Hillcrest Housing Association 124,046 81,895 196,257 180,204 Hillhead Housing Association 2000 34,304 48,233 32,968 19,163 Hjaltland Housing Association 18,552 0 11,736 11,963 Home In Scotland 97,954 147,054 126,905 141,971 Homes For Life Housing Partnership 0 16,000 7,217 13,305 Horizon Housing Association 95,089 70,981 93,473 88,069 Hunters Hall Housing Co-Operative 0 0 0 2,827 Irvine Housing Association 116,339 131,227 104,706 97,318 Kendoon Housing Association 6,457 13,541 11,236 24,933 Key Housing Association 89,525 85,669 107,442 75,433 Kincardine Housing Co-Operative 9,121 0 328 0 Kingdom Housing Association 182,271 155,152 192,596 138,854 Kingsridge Cleddans Housing Association 3,092 11,507 7,424 21,526 Table 1: Stage 3 Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2007-08 to 2010-11 Registered Social Landlord 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 (£) (£) (£) (£) Knowes Housing Association 20,147 39,919 62,567 40,337 Lanarkshire Housing Association 42,572 29,143 30,870 23,462 Langstane Housing Association 51,325 53,809 36,464 81,793 Larkfield Housing Association 23,680 23,000 23,973 18,000 Link Group 252,671 218,169 298,123 211,170 Linstone Housing Association 53,776 41,732 37,207 22,000 Linthouse Housing Association 68,069 47,352 26,972 35,489 Lister Housing Co-Operative 1,257 1,201 4,919 546 Lochaber Housing Association 32,198 12,721 28,066 19,794 Lochfield Park Co-Operative 10,606 16,091 37,874 10,068 Loreburn Housing Association 276,903 243,153 248,915 258,739 Loretto Housing Association 44,692 55,426 57,843 39,466 Manor Estates Housing Association 55,111 41,563 56,046 41,754 Margaret Blackwood Housing Association 231,377 179,456 291,896 164,972 Maryhill Housing Association 37,075 37,259 24,231 13,338 Melville Housing Association 89,169 96,767 113,927 116,699 Milnbank Housing Association 25,882 38,052 34,050 28,885 Minerva Housing Association 16,554 0 0 0 Molendinar Park Housing Association 43,572 57,140 50,155 29,816 Moray Housing Partnership 13,216 18,632 17,033 12,463 Muirhouse Housing Association 1,134 5,000 23,849 29,864 New Gorbals Housing Association 98,835 91,618 128,005 120,696 North Glasgow Housing Association 118,791 105,277 86,185 10,010 North View Housing Association 40,749 66,515 63,731 58,165 Oak Tree Housing Association 97,133 41,000 75,823 65,231 Ochil View Housing Association 61,081 151,646 130,635 66,253 Ore Valley Housing Association 23,897 21,785 33,878 21,879 Orkney Housing Association 7,302 47,220 43,652 21,595 Paisley South Housing Association 17,035 20,854 23,448 11,040 Paragon Housing Association 81,350 40,555 69,145 103,581 Parkhead Housing Association 59,853 72,315 91,897 101,316 Partick Housing Association 77,004 62,161 46,381 28,663 Pentland Housing Association 16,896 15,833 38,054 23,702 Perthshire Housing Association 40,040 57,860 62,164 58,983 Pineview Housing Co-Operative 27,102 21,964 22,720 23,965 Port Glasgow Housing Association 23,157 0 0 0 Port of Leith Housing Association 121,123 98,496 77,101 71,707 Prospect Community Housing 42,627 30,363 20,219 31,664 Provanhall Housing Association 4,231 6,840 7,136 9,773 Queen's Cross Housing Association 93,264 100,793 55,535 10,000 Reidvale Housing Association 49,123 50,392 29,135 29,260 River Clyde Homes 117,098 41,000 100,000 100,000 Rosehill Housing Co-Operative 45,152 39,203 32,890 53,453 Ruchazie Housing Association 3,182 3,762 160 6,270 Rural Stirling Housing Association 17,070 70,101 42,289 45,186 Rutherglen and Cambuslang Housing 90,496 18,480 0 52,178 Association Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 55,790 76,019 57,833 112,353 Scottish Borders Housing Association 568,398 498,385 383,305 214,979 Servite Housing Association (Scotland) 192,726 105,428 177,987 109,746 Shettleston Housing Association 146,421 122,652 99,450 83,763 Shire Housing Association 52,252 40,139 76,636 46,041 Southside Housing Association 25,882 51,585 46,745 70,077 Spireview Housing Association 12,999 24,112 6,587 17,006 Tenants First Housing Co-Operative 168,203 85,632 109,269 85,837 Table 1: Stage 3 Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2007-08 to 2010-11 Registered Social Landlord 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 (£) (£) (£) (£) Thenew Housing Association 296,843 116,297 136,716 103,986 Thistle Housing Association 50,804 73,749 56,440 21,324 Tollcross Housing Association 30,688 18,730 42,281 29,912 Trafalgar Housing Association 13,707 10,441 21,975 9,107 Trust Housing Association 649,287 446,937 478,435 507,696 Viewpoint Housing Association 143,610 98,743 49,454 34,389 Waverley Housing 55,250 71,395 60,560 40,021 Wellhouse Housing Association 2,906 24,898 19,247 19,200 Weslo Housing Management 76,672 113,640 135,797 82,650 West Granton Housing Co-Operative 4,016 8,549 5,462 17,430 West Highland Housing Association 0 0 51,052 40,000 West Lothian Housing Partnership 9,745 3,203 7,026 3,699 West of Scotland Housing Association 295,671 199,513 224,301 244,531 West Whitlawburn Housing Co-Operative 81,836 36,332 119,488 45,109 Whiteinch and Scotstoun Housing Association 59,325 49,378 42,738 41,055 Williamsburgh Housing Association 30,510 23,543 46,546 30,147 Wishaw and District Housing Association 62,760 40,000 35,110 31,376 Yoker Housing Association 19,214 6,377 15,917 16,806 Yorkhill Housing Association 12,240 18,461 15,732 13,558 Total 13,172,037 11,153,746 12,143,568 10,318,043

Table 2: RSL Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2011-12 to 2014-15 Registered Social Landlord 2011-12 (£) 2012-13 (£) 2013-14 (£) 2014-15 (£) Abbeyfield Atholl Society 0.00 0.00 19,000.00 5,000.00 Abbeyfield Carradale and District 0.00 0.00 0.00 20,209.24 Society Abbeyfield East Linton Society 0.00 0.00 0.00 104,486.00 Abbeyfield Kirkcaldy Society 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,219.00 Abbeyfield Perth Society 0.00 0.00 10,000.00 30,000.00 Abbeyfield Scotland 52,218.93 29,490.63 126,955.36 75,086.57 Aberdeenshire Housing 13,162.98 30,506.66 51,477.44 31,373.49 Partnership Abertay Housing Association 207,293.69 168,153.53 137,802.33 93,016.46 Abronhill Housing Association 9,796.27 7,300.36 14,537.75 19,597.54 Albyn Housing Society 104,784.12 84,875.00 117,504.87 112,000.00 Almond Housing Association 105,401.68 103,804.10 84,379.74 63,005.73 Ancho 24,583.22 25,000.00 30,791.81 19,974.03 Angus Housing Association 86,161.99 57,528.14 77,101.39 52,195.92 Antonine Housing Co-Operative 17,017.50 17,704.73 27,756.31 18,874.21 Ardenglen Housing Association 18,799.42 34,565.35 40,841.75 43,552.65 Argyll Community Housing 599,783.89 228,113.48 295,033.80 320,000.00 Association Ark Housing Association 47,116.01 49,543.28 67,507.60 45,302.42 Arklet Housing Association 17,455.86 36,797.05 15,568.90 20,679.08 Atrium Homes 76,090.09 65,701.90 78,999.31 54,700.25 Ayrshire Housing 101,422.50 86,178.14 79,824.62 75,999.99 Barony Housing Association 8,758.86 20,511.20 13,685.42 17,904.66 Barrhead Housing Association 168,339.50 38,082.60 56,819.20 113,500.62 Bellsmyre Housing Association 23,099.89 37,659.99 14,977.05 27,964.90 Berwickshire Housing Association 39,519.03 35,318.20 54,005.15 60,011.52 Bield Housing and Care 730,696.85 408,731.03 469,790.21 614,678.01 Blackwood Homes And Care 250,090.89 320,808.59 558,238.71 403,623.55 Blairtummock Housing Association 6,267.34 17,118.26 9,850.54 23,190.84 Blochairn Housing Co-Operative 14,007.30 3,046.09 25,464.87 12,982.20 Table 2: RSL Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2011-12 to 2014-15 Registered Social Landlord 2011-12 (£) 2012-13 (£) 2013-14 (£) 2014-15 (£) Bridgewater Housing Association 62,269.93 45,143.12 50,060.82 39,972.44 Broomhouse Housing Association 4,008.73 1,179.20 849.20 11,935.00 (1986) Buidheann Tigheadas Loch Aillse 40,753.26 16,112.02 45,856.09 56,000.00 Cadder Housing Association 34,326.45 26,670.71 43,472.37 50,730.73 Cairn Housing Association 314,432.06 241,597.86 334,223.34 397,511.64 Caledonia Housing Association 188,844.79 153,266.47 226,618.25 285,266.23 Calvay Housing Association 25,294.12 18,289.91 14,189.34 20,181.89 Cassiltoun Housing Association 25,997.40 16,830.00 24,833.60 23,742.60 Castle Rock Edinvar Housing 254,307.69 299,467.97 314,268.50 269,430.56 Association Castlehill Housing Association 74,071.85 69,779.69 80,157.83 94,106.40 Cathcart and District Housing 16,586.23 16,709.82 16,887.75 35,336.30 Association Cernach Housing Association 16,033.82 57,042.34 24,841.63 34,219.20 Charing Cross Housing 21,071.60 41,516.88 30,109.85 45,397.94 Association Cloch Housing Association 75,083.38 44,487.06 70,847.51 86,635.24 Clyde Valley Housing Association 125,692.58 147,269.68 143,324.07 159,878.25 Clydebank Housing Association 55,057.34 36,177.67 54,708.99 23,860.94 Clydesdale Housing Association 60,389.04 76,650.00 56,218.04 63,172.10 Copperworks Housing Co- 18,040.90 7,724.20 9,730.38 24,752.07 Operative Cordale Housing Association 27,275.10 11,273.22 21,256.88 18,000.00 Craigdale Housing Association 1,705.00 2,002.00 6,736.40 5,214.88 Cube Housing Association 103,434.62 101,022.00 322,142.30 202,968.72 Cumbernauld Housing Partnership 0.00 56,374.66 50,644.28 45,828.44 Cunninghame Housing 275,966.70 121,158.69 238,854.08 167,975.65 Association Dalmuir Park Housing Association 19,634.73 21,899.10 10,654.60 15,000.00 Drumchapel Housing Co- 12,849.10 18,244.60 33,037.40 25,931.00 Operative Dumfries and Galloway Housing 570,906.33 673,259.70 430,194.35 421,000.00 Partnership Dunbritton Housing Association 20,682.75 36,361.05 52,317.32 42,000.00 Dunedin Canmore Housing 58,165.80 81,300.86 122,173.99 107,951.34 East Kilbride and District Housing 14,957.83 12,865.38 25,028.17 21,497.49 Association East Lothian Housing Association 47,684.96 62,453.13 69,503.73 66,451.81 Easthall Park Housing Co- 12,359.47 16,689.97 15,220.80 18,882.30 Operative Eildon Housing Association 56,863.81 86,135.67 85,401.26 72,000.00 Elderpark Housing Association 23,116.50 42,844.24 31,460.28 47,696.29 Faifley Housing Association 10,008.64 14,921.50 7,340.85 14,315.91 Fairfield Housing Co-Operative 30,403.31 19,747.71 15,132.39 28,514.66 Ferguslie Park Housing 20,695.00 26,331.60 19,567.12 38,168.00 Association Fife Housing Association 146,664.38 83,326.14 79,959.08 70,074.73 Forgewood Housing Co-Operative 17,474.87 13,547.49 13,668.45 19,080.60 Forth Housing Association 28,862.39 84,722.65 40,667.75 30,388.82 Fyne Homes 109,485.41 110,215.39 122,351.40 87,132.06 Gardeen Housing Association 16,293.96 22,539.00 22,413.34 37,444.18 Garrion People's Housing Co- 28,045.95 16,088.42 22,391.22 7,660.89 Operative Glasgow West Housing 14,245.00 34,459.59 27,604.54 12,156.72 Association Table 2: RSL Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2011-12 to 2014-15 Registered Social Landlord 2011-12 (£) 2012-13 (£) 2013-14 (£) 2014-15 (£) Glen Housing Association 27,900.36 21,039.71 9,654.70 20,000.00 Glen Oaks Housing Association 61,022.50 61,247.54 27,428.94 30,668.99 Govan Housing Association 14,082.25 37,161.36 30,650.39 22,716.18 Govanhill Housing Association 31,721.36 15,432.29 35,248.40 33,772.31 Grampian Housing Association 230,958.74 98,070.37 135,146.95 139,656.98 Hanover (Scotland) Housing 589,273.21 434,373.23 417,430.47 414,979.50 Association Hawthorn Housing Co-Operative 17,898.44 3,794.99 15,091.00 18,234.88 Hebridean Housing Partnership 210,373.53 230,532.39 424,932.55 400,000.00 Hillcrest Housing Association 241,584.24 179,280.61 211,773.33 150,918.00 Hillhead Housing Association 26,419.99 20,157.53 23,589.33 35,226.27 2000 Hjaltland Housing Association 24,804.50 18,250.00 16,104.00 18,994.25 Home In Scotland 107,517.86 115,751.31 110,799.56 114,607.56 Homes For Life Housing 7,167.00 6,771.54 10,520.20 0.00 Partnership Horizon Housing Association 97,656.51 124,232.11 88,577.24 72,107.38 Hunters Hall Housing Co- 4,892.40 5,122.00 4,812.50 3,766.91 Operative Irvine Housing Association 198,292.33 201,573.05 226,077.38 238,409.10 Kendoon Housing Association 7,945.22 17,943.20 9,759.20 7,737.40 Key Housing Association 75,110.69 71,185.28 123,777.65 186,062.16 Kincardine Housing Co-Operative 363.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Kingdom Housing Association 164,447.28 86,120.57 91,280.24 127,675.34 Kingsridge Cleddans Housing 16,820.54 17,832.54 21,336.36 20,055.28 Association Knowes Housing Association 45,000.00 29,279.22 26,808.07 24,000.00 Lanarkshire Housing Association 42,323.57 37,282.63 35,291.53 47,913.70 Langstane Housing Association 83,678.33 39,105.00 59,145.08 68,000.00 Larkfield Housing Association 48,385.93 39,156.36 8,656.63 32,000.00 Link Group 194,585.86 250,805.61 269,062.13 244,827.06 Linstone Housing Association 34,807.06 32,024.95 298,560.87 53,010.00 Linthouse Housing Association 33,139.41 51,023.58 72,409.70 44,092.94 Lister Housing Co-Operative 0.00 3,362.00 18,875.12 279.85 Lochaber Housing Association 34,661.09 46,160.00 50,000.00 48,000.00 Lochfield Park Housing 5,949.68 29,846.74 22,927.19 8,151.00 Association Loreburn Housing Association 245,015.78 211,300.00 273,176.60 240,000.00 Loretto Housing Association 41,051.43 66,262.38 55,786.45 69,399.84 Manor Estates Housing 32,821.92 38,261.11 21,403.45 35,856.70 Association Maryhill Housing Association 53,800.64 41,217.32 27,120.50 56,066.98 Melville Housing Association 95,405.47 79,897.87 106,244.30 43,717.33 Milnbank Housing Association 36,933.22 39,991.16 36,421.00 34,749.56 Molendinar Park Housing 35,237.95 25,459.50 22,242.00 32,576.50 Association Moray Housing Partnership 3,734.50 17,587.54 17,888.85 17,491.63 Muirhouse Housing Association 3,781.45 32,126.75 11,276.66 5,242.11 New Gorbals Housing Association 40,494.26 103,665.70 121,138.44 76,037.06 North Glasgow Housing 151,579.60 133,733.53 236,156.25 213,288.54 Association North View Housing Association 33,896.89 54,109.82 51,354.11 26,937.49 Oak Tree Housing Association 100,215.78 85,197.30 50,931.80 91,431.04 Ochil View Housing Association 78,404.18 115,495.38 50,901.85 279,085.48 Ore Valley Housing Association 12,270.80 18,987.65 34,987.70 32,000.00 Orkney Housing Association 31,821.19 27,150.00 29,510.32 47,903.23 Table 2: RSL Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2011-12 to 2014-15 Registered Social Landlord 2011-12 (£) 2012-13 (£) 2013-14 (£) 2014-15 (£) Paisley South Housing 30,000.00 32,094.58 29,351.07 44,000.00 Association Paragon Housing Association 77,775.36 58,332.29 93,909.97 92,634.68 Parkhead Housing Association 107,349.19 90,142.67 100,085.63 101,202.17 Partick Housing Association 30,748.45 32,595.74 27,795.22 142,709.93 Pentland Housing Association 38,349.32 22,887.83 41,309.30 19,999.89 Pineview Housing Co-Operative 32,541.58 29,927.74 18,519.92 26,348.30 Port of Leith Housing Association 31,860.58 65,629.34 69,450.99 78,494.59 Prospect Community Housing 41,956.51 22,840.00 6,653.06 25,113.24 Provanhall Housing Association 4,613.84 3,087.54 3,286.93 3,193.21 Queen's Cross Housing 47,918.20 79,305.60 72,159.77 65,436.90 Association Reidvale Housing Association 33,282.66 35,475.00 34,320.00 28,490.00 River Clyde Homes 253,020.05 146,000.00 201,675.25 396,719.68 Rosehill Housing Co-Operative 40,534.25 80,363.89 45,929.95 119,788.64 Ruchazie Housing Association 5,720.00 6,074.20 105.60 4,378.00 Rural Stirling Housing Association 55,036.95 44,050.51 29,765.32 51,956.56 Rutherglen and Cambuslang 52,866.25 22,192.50 69,367.85 22,000.00 Housing Association Sanctuary Scotland Housing 118,953.39 95,027.44 114,534.37 202,565.51 Association Scottish Borders Housing 183,376.02 154,211.02 153,000.54 135,968.40 Association Scottish Veterans Housing 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,709.21 Association Shettleston Housing Association 59,061.72 74,847.60 177,412.22 104,449.16 Shire Housing Association 38,629.25 40,000.00 51,043.05 48,000.00 Southside Housing Association 26,383.50 10,854.15 19,709.77 10,258.68 Spireview Housing Association 38,874.88 31,678.11 20,060.65 23,073.55 Tenants First Housing Co- 67,211.23 83,886.94 97,470.71 7,212.10 Operative Thenue Housing Association 111,816.27 94,740.97 84,586.43 48,366.55 Thistle Housing Association 29,078.50 26,288.90 19,896.20 33,293.15 Tollcross Housing Association 5,668.75 25,480.02 13,444.46 8,294.03 Trafalgar Housing Association 5,534.70 8,210.71 9,918.29 7,240.20 Trust Housing Association 518,240.51 435,109.92 621,222.25 588,001.39 Viewpoint Housing Association 20,425.90 44,428.39 66,343.55 68,789.29 Waverley Housing 28,156.26 29,053.00 51,031.56 40,000.00 Wellhouse Housing Association 10,358.99 26,729.20 19,125.70 18,081.32 Weslo Housing Management 52,093.92 96,765.57 76,537.61 65,100.49 West Granton Housing Co- 8,382.18 3,964.00 0.00 13,924.14 Operative West Highland Housing 24,611.32 32,976.47 58,494.83 35,000.00 Association West Lothian Housing Partnership 7,208.00 8,727.23 1,566.93 7,500.00 West of Scotland Housing 180,478.94 205,030.23 289,632.22 321,788.04 Association West Whitlawburn Housing Co- 60,000.00 41,382.74 39,420.13 24,000.00 Operative Whiteinch and Scotstoun Housing 34,266.78 50,036.11 37,709.47 70,824.08 Association Williamsburgh Housing 56,567.13 44,709.88 68,604.42 56,000.00 Association Wishaw and District Housing 45,039.29 32,850.00 30,920.94 62,640.26 Association Yoker Housing Association 29,493.75 31,920.64 31,167.15 26,935.41 Table 2: RSL Adaptations programme – spend by RSL: 2011-12 to 2014-15 Registered Social Landlord 2011-12 (£) 2012-13 (£) 2013-14 (£) 2014-15 (£) Yorkhill Housing Association 3,718.29 9,401.49 17,041.95 7,903.94 12,124,361.19 10,915,907.55 12,960,681.89 13,064,624.12

Neil Bibby (West Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how many affordable homes have been built under section 75 agreements in each year since 2011, broken down by local authority area. (S4W-28773) Margaret Burgess: Information is published on housing completions at local authority level split by private, local authority, housing association as well as all social sectors. This data does not however record whether the units have been delivered as a result of a S75 planning obligation: http://www.gov.scot/Topics/Statistics/Browse/Housing-Regeneration/HSfS/NewBuild.

Neil Bibby (West Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how many current housing developments did not include a section 75 agreement, broken down by local authority. (S4W-28774) Margaret Burgess: The Scottish Government does not hold this information centrally.

Neil Bibby (West Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how many developments there are for which a section 75 agreement was made but the affordable housing element has not been built, broken down by local authority. (S4W-28775) Margaret Burgess: The Scottish Government does not hold this information centrally.

Liam McArthur (Orkney Islands) (Scottish Liberal Democrats): To ask the Scottish Government whether it is on target to meet its statutory requirement under the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 to eradicate fuel poverty by November 2016 and, if not, whether it will set a revised target. (S4W-28781) Margaret Burgess: I refer the member to the answer to question S4O-04702 taken in the Chamber on 28 October 2015. A transcript is available on the Parliament’s website, and the search facility for the Official Report can be found here: http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/ormain.aspx.

Clare Adamson (Central Scotland) (Scottish National Party): To ask the Scottish Government when the report by the Commission on Local Tax Reform will be published. (S4W-28951) Marco Biagi: I can confirm that the report by the Commission on Local Tax Reform will be published at 10:30 today (14 December 2015) and the commission secretariat will place a copy in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (Bib. number 57506). Finance Cara Hilton (Dunfermline) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how many shovel- ready projects have completed the (a) planning and (b) procurement process stage in (i) Dunfermline, (ii) Fife and (iii) Scotland in each of the last three years. Holding answer issued: 17 November 2015 (S4W-28278) John Swinney: I refer the member to the answer to question S4W-28279 on 14 December 2015. All answers to written parliamentary questions are available on the Parliament’s website, the search facility for which can be found at: http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/28877.aspx.

Cara Hilton (Dunfermline) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government how much money it has allocated to shovel-ready projects that have completed the (a) planning and (b) procurement process stage in (i) Dunfermline, (ii) Fife and (iii) Scotland in each of the last three years. Holding answer issued: 17 November 2015 (S4W-28279) John Swinney: The Scottish Government initially provided the UK Government with a list of projects totalling £302 million on 2 March 2012. A further detailed list of projects totalling £820.8 million was subsequently provided on 23 November 2012. The majority of the projects within these lists have been taken forward despite significant cuts to our capital budgets. Some projects were subsequently taken forward which did not receive ‘shovel ready’ funding. Information relating to the projects provided to the UK Government is detailed in the following two tables: List of projects provided to the UK Prime Minister on 2 March 2012: Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline (£ Fife (£ million) funding million) million) requested (£ million) Ullapool Pier – 4 Completed 4 - - Passenger access system, traffic management, new berthing dolphin and replacement linkspan Gourock-Dunoon 2 Cancelled 0 - - Pontoons Kennacraig Phase 4 Completed 4 - - 2 A75 Hardgrove to 10 Completed 9 - - Kinmount A96 Threapland 6 Statutory 0 - - procedures complete A68 Pathhead to 6 Statutory 0 - - Tynehead procedures Junction complete A95 Lackgie 4 Statutory 0 - - procedures complete A702 Candymill 4 Statutory 0 - - Bend and procedures Edmonstone Brae complete A737 Head Street 1.5 Superseded by 0 - - Roundabout A737 Improvements at Beith project which is currently in preparation. A876 Kincardine 14 Currently being 1.2 - 1.2 Bridge progressed as a Refurbishment number of smaller schemes over a period of 8 to 10 years Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline (£ Fife (£ million) funding million) million) requested (£ million) M8 M73 M74 37.8 In construction 37.8 - - Motorway Improvements: Advance Public Utilities Transport Health 50 Projects which 15.0 - - maintenance to formed this ensure assets are inclusion are all safe, effective and completed. patient centred Health Accelerating 30.8 Five projects 30.8 - - Schools for the formed this Future inclusion. One secondary school, three primary schools and one additional special needs school. All schools now complete and open to pupils. Schools University of 13 Completed 0 - - Glasgow – Centre for Virology Research University of 8 Completed 0 - - Dundee – Phases 2 and 3 – refurbishment of Duncan of Jordanstone University of 6 In Preparation 0 - - Abertay /Dundee College – Dundee Academy of Sport University of 8 Completed 0 - - Edinburgh – Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences Further and higher education Dundee Central 4.5 In construction 0.0 - - Waterfront Fife Energy Park 3.5 In construction 0.0 - - – Site Development ITREZ 4 Completed 2.4 - - Technology Innovation Centre Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline (£ Fife (£ million) funding million) million) requested (£ million) ATOS Building – 3 Completed 3 - - Forres Enterprise Park Inverness 6 Completed 6 - - Campus Forres Enterprise 2 Completed 2 - - Park – Extension of Roads Forres Enterprise 3 Completed 3 - - Park – Provide 2 Units European Marine 3.5 Completed 3.5 - - Science Park – Ground works Creative Clyde 1.7 Nearing 0.0 - - Completion National 2 Cancelled 0.0 - - Renewable Infrastructure Plan – Hunterston Quay Upgrade Enterprise Priority 15 Majority of projects 15 Funding Funding investments within which formed this allocated to allocated to local authority inclusion are local authorities local Strategic Housing completed. across Scotland authorities Investment Plans not to specific across projects, all of Scotland not which contribute to specific to the overall projects, all of supply of which affordable contribute to housing. the overall supply of affordable housing. Housing Clyde Gateway 37 Five projects 21.6 - - developments at formed this Bridgeton Cross, inclusion. Four are Dalmarnock completed, and Cross, Rutherglen one is on hold. and Shawfield Ayr Gaiety 1 In preparation 0 - - regeneration Regeneration National Records 1.5 Completed 1.5 - - of Scotland – Thomas Thomson House –urgent roof repairs Historic Scotland 0.7 Completed 0.7 - - – Abbotsford Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline (£ Fife (£ million) funding million) million) requested (£ million) House – restoration to bring into public use Historic Scotland 1 The elements 1 - - – Lews Castle which formed this development inclusion are completed. Culture and heritage Forestry 1 Completed 1 - - Commission Scotland – upgrade of visitor facilities at David Marshall Lodge, Aberfoyle and Queen's View, Perthshire National Parks – 1 Completed 1.8 - - visitor facility improvements within the National Parks Royal Botanic 1.5 Completed 1.5 - - Garden, Edinburgh – commence replacement of the garden's ageing glasshouses Rural and environment Total 302 List of projects provided to the UK Chancellor on 23 November 2012: Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline Fife (£ million) funding million) (£ million) requested (£ million) A96 Threapland 6.0 Statutory 0.0 - - procedures complete A68 Pathhead to 11.0 Statutory 0.0 - - Tynehead Junction procedures complete A95 Lackgie 4.0 Statutory 0.0 - - procedures complete A702 Candymill Bend 4.0 Statutory 0.0 - - Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline Fife (£ million) funding million) (£ million) requested (£ million) and Edmonstone Brae procedures complete Trunk road maintenance 34.0 Completed 22.05 All Scottish All Scottish trunk roads trunk roads Cycling infrastructure 3.9 Completed 3.9 - Cycle parking projects at St Andrews RC High School, Kirkcaldy (£500) Ferry port infrastructure 5.7 Five projects 3.5 - - formed this inclusion. Three are completed, one is currently in construction and one has been cancelled. Canal infrastructure 6.3 Projects which 4.6 - - projects: regeneration formed this and tourism inclusion have been completed. Transport total (8) 74.9 Highlands and Islands 9.8 Completed 7.1 - - Enterprise: economic development projects Scottish Enterprise: 40.4 Eight projects 4.4 - Rosyth Site economic development formed this Investigations projects inclusion. Five (£0.5 million) are completed, one is currently in construction and two have been cancelled. Port of Leith 119.0 On hold 0.0 - - masterplanning VisitScotland: 1.3 In construction 1.49 - - investment in Visitor Centre infrastructure, including Glasgow Visitor Information Centre Roslin International 10.0 In construction 10.0 - - Centre for Livestock Improvement Enterprise total (5) 180.5 Forestry projects: 6.2 Majority of 3.15 - - access, road projects which Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline Fife (£ million) funding million) (£ million) requested (£ million) infrastructure and formed this buildings refurbishment inclusion are completed. National Parks: 12.4 The elements 2.89 - - developing the rural which formed economy this inclusion are completed. Scottish Natural 0.2 Completed 0.0 - - Heritage: co-location Fort William Rural and environment 18.8 total (3) Scottish Court Service: 8.4 Completed 8.4 £0.54 million £1.06 million estate improvement, essential maintenance and statutory compliance Upgrading the Safety 2.4 Completed 2.4 - - Camera Network Justice total (2) 10.8 Affordable Housing 40.0 Majority of 40.0 Funding Funding Supply Programme: projects which allocated to allocated to additional grant funding formed this local local inclusion are authorities authorities completed. across across Scotland not Scotland not to to specific specific projects, all of projects, all of which which contribute to contribute to the overall the overall supply of supply of affordable affordable housing. housing. Housing total (1) 40.0 Clyde Gateway: office 63.4 Seven projects 21.6 - - and industrial formed this developments for inclusion. economic growth Three are completed, and four are on hold. Irvine Enterprise Area: 5.9 Three projects 2.7 - - Infrastructure and formed this Innovation Campus, and inclusion. Two Irvine Ailsa Road are completed Industrial Units and one is in preparation. Ardrossan Quayside and 4.7 Two projects 2.5 - - Medical Centre formed this inclusion. Both are completed. Regeneration total (3) 74.0 National Theatre of 2.0 In construction 2.0 - - Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline Fife (£ million) funding million) (£ million) requested (£ million) Scotland: Glasgow regeneration project Works to Historic 1.4 Completed 1.4 Estate Estate Scotland’s estate conservation conservation work work throughout throughout Scotland. Scotland. National Museums of 3.6 Completed 3.6 Estate Estate Scotland: maintenance conservation conservation work work throughout throughout Scotland. Scotland. Creative Scotland: 1.5 The elements 1.5 Part of a Part of a grants programme which formed Scotland-wide Scotland-wide this inclusion funding funding are completed. scheme. scheme.

Culture and heritage 8.5 total (4) College projects: 65.0 Three projects 0 - - targeted investment in formed this priority estates inclusion. One is in preparation, one is on hold and one has been cancelled. Further and higher 65.0 education total (1) Health: backlog 75.0 Projects which 10.00 - - maintenance/equipment formed this replacement inclusion are all completed. Health: bring forward 188.9 Twenty one 0.0 Lynebank NHS Fife – projects through capital projects Hospital, Glenwood funding projects formed this Dunfermline Health Centre currently earmarked for inclusion. Nine (£0.3 million) (£5 million) revenue funding are completed, which formed NHS Fife – four are part of the Low secure currently in NHS Fife – mental health construction low secure (£2.5million) and eight are mental health NHS Fife – in hub inclusion mental health development. West Fife (£3.1 million) NHS Highland Renal 2.0 Completed 2.0 - - and Endoscopy NHS Highland Day 15.0 Completed 15.0 - - Services NHS Grampian Inverurie 7.0 In hub 7.0 - - Health Centre and development Community Maternity Unit Project name ‘Shovel Status Funding Funding Funding ready’ allocated allocated in allocated in project (£ Dunfermline Fife (£ million) funding million) (£ million) requested (£ million) NHS Grampian: Aboyne 2.0 Smaller scale 2.0 - - Health Centre project completed NHS Grampian: 2.0 Cancelled 0.0 - - Stonehaven Health Centre NHS Grampian: 3.0 Completed 3.0 - - additional theatre capacity NHS Lanarkshire: 10.0 Completed 10.0 - - Monklands – additional backlog investment NHS Tayside: additional 3.0 Completed 3.0 - - theatre capacity – Ninewells NHS Tayside: intensive 1.0 Completed 1.0 - - care unit upgrade Health total (11) 308.9 20 x 3G pitches 6.0 Some 0.0 - - elements which formed this inclusion are completed National sporting 2.0 Two projects 0.0 - - facilities formed this inclusion, one is in preparation and one has since been cancelled. School investment 5.0 Elements 0.0 - - within this inclusion are complete. Community Hub 3.0 Elements 0.0 - - investment within this inclusion are ongoing. Sports legacy projects 23.6 Some 9.3 St Columba’s St Columba’s elements High School, High School, within this Dunfermline Dunfermline inclusion are (£0.15 million) (£0.15 million) completed or 3G pitch at ongoing. Burntisland (£0.11 million) ice plant replacement, Kirkcaldy (£0.1 million) Sport total (5) 39.6 Total capital investment 820.8 (43) Jackie Baillie (Dumbarton) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government, further to the statement by John Swinney on 26 November 2015 (Official Report, c. 40), whether it will set out its spending plans for beyond 2016-17 before the end of the parliamentary session. (S4W-28742) John Swinney: The Scottish Government will publish the Draft Budget 2016-17 on 16 December 2015, which will set out detailed spending plans for the next financial year and the government’s vision for the longer term direction of the public finances in Scotland.

Neil Bibby (West Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government what the (a) size and (b) value is of public sector land that has planning permission. (S4W-28772) John Swinney: The information requested is not held centrally by the Scottish Government.

Neil Bibby (West Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government what information it has on the (a) size and (b) value of public sector land not in use in each year since 2011. (S4W-28778) John Swinney: The information requested is not held centrally by the Scottish Government.

Neil Bibby (West Scotland) (Scottish Labour): To ask the Scottish Government what the (a) size and (b) value is of public sector land that is for sale. (S4W-28780) John Swinney: The information requested is not held centrally by the Scottish Government. Health and Social Care Jim Hume (South Scotland) (Scottish Liberal Democrats): To ask the Scottish Government whether each NHS board has hepatitis C treatment targets for 2016 and, if so, what they are. (S4W-28817) Maureen Watt: The hepatitis C treatment target for each NHS board is set out in the following table: NHS board Hepatitis C Treatment Target 2015-16 Ayrshire and Arran 98 Borders 14 Dumfries and Galloway 41 Fife 58 Forth Valley 96 Grampian 168 Greater Glasgow and Clyde 506 Highland 56 Lanarkshire 126 Lothian 215 Orkney 2 Shetland 4 Tayside 114 Western Isles 2 Scotland 1500

Jim Hume (South Scotland) (Scottish Liberal Democrats): To ask the Scottish Government what the overall spend has been on hepatitis C treatments in each of the last three years. (S4W-28818) Maureen Watt: The Scottish Government has provided NHS boards with £26.7 million in each of the last three years under the Sexual Health and Blood Borne Virus Framework to support its implementation, which includes provision of hepatitis C treatment. These funding allocations do not represent the entirety of spend on hepatitis C treatment by the NHS, as hepatitis C treatment activity will also be supported by NHS board core allocations. The total spend on hepatitis C treatments in each of the last three years is therefore not held centrally. Transport Scotland Liz Smith (Mid Scotland and Fife) (Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party): To ask the Scottish Government how much (a) it has and (b) each of its agencies have spent on commissioning (i) opinion polls and (ii) research by focus groups in each year since 1999. Holding answer issued: 10 December 2015 (S4W-28680) John Swinney: Opinion polls: (a) (i) The Scottish Government has not commissioned opinion polls during this period and therefore does not hold the cost information requested. (b) (i) We are unable to provide information on opinion polls commissioned by Scottish Government agencies. This information is not held centrally and could only be obtained at disproportionate cost. Focus groups: (a) (b) (ii) It is not possible to provide cost information on the use of focus groups for either the Scottish Government or its agencies. Where focus groups are used in research they normally form one element of a programme of work and costs are not separately available.