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- Scottish Parliament Health Committee Tuesday 20 January 2004 (Afternoon)
- Subordinate Legislation
- Health Protection Agency Bill: (UK Legislation)
Subordinate Legislation
I welcome members to the third meeting in 2004 of the Health Committee and ask them—and anyone else in the room—to turn off mobile phones and pagers. I welcome the Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care, and Rob Marr and Mike Baxter from the Executive.
Miscellaneous Food Additives Amendment (Scotland) (No 2) Regulations 2003<br />(SSI 2003/599)
Item 1 on the agenda is consideration of subordinate legislation. We must consider the Miscellaneous Food Additives Amendment (Scotland) (No 2) Regulations 2003 (SSI 2003/599), which is subject to the negative procedure. I refer members to paper HC/S2/04/3/1. I asked the committee to consider the regulations, but no member's comments have been received, the Subordinate Legislation Committee had no comments and no motion to annul has been lodged. Does the committee agree that we do not wish to make any recommendation on the regulations?
Members indicated agreement.
Scottish Hospital Trust<br />(Transfer of Property) Regulations 2004<br />(Draft)<br />National Health Service (Distribution of Endowment Income Scheme) (Scotland) Regulations 2004 (Draft)
Paper HC/S2/04/3/1 also relates to item 2 on the agenda, which is consideration of two items of subordinate legislation that are subject to the affirmative procedure. Tom McCabe is here to speak to the draft Scottish Hospital Trust (Transfer of Property) Regulations 2004, on which no members' comments have been received and the Subordinate Legislation Committee had no comments. Does any member wish to debate the regulations?
No
I ask the minister to move the motion.
Motion moved,
That the Health Committee recommends that the draft Scottish Hospital Trust (Transfer of Property) Regulations 2004 be approved.—[Mr Tom McCabe.]
Motion agreed to.
No members' comments have been received on the draft National Health Service (Distribution of Endowment Income Scheme) (Scotland) Regulations 2004 and the Subordinate Legislation Committee had no comments on it. Does anyone wish to debate this instrument?
No.
Motion moved,
That the Health Committee recommends that the draft National Health Service (Distribution of Endowment Income Scheme) 9Scotland) Regulations 2004 be approved.—[Mr Tom McCabe.]
Motion agreed to.