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The previous version, which was laid on 23 June, was withdrawn on 26 August. Correspondence between the committee and the Scottish Government on the original draft instrument, the Government’s letter withdrawing that draft, and further correspondence on the present draft instrument have been published online, alongside the papers for today’s meeting.
Improving the accessibility of face to face services It is recognised that there will still be a requirement for face to face services and that these would be best provided in accessible settings.
We are directing more than £14 million of the £110 million planned care funding that was made available in 2025-26 across NHS Scotland to reduce cancer waiting times, with a focus on colorectal, urological and breast cancer as our most challenged pathways.
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Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill Marshalled List of Amendments selected for Stage 3 The Bill will be considered in the following order— Sections 1 to 52 Long Title Amendments marked * are new (including manuscript amendments) or have been altered.
As you know, our scrutiny found there was widespread support for the Fund to Leave, and we therefore welcome the Scottish Government’s investment in a new national Fund to Leave for 2025/26, and that it is committed to making this permanent.
The projected total SPCB contributions for 2025–26 is approximately £2.48m. 9. However, if the SPCB were, alternatively, to approve option 2, the SPCB contributions would reduce by £590k in 2026/27, to £1.89m.
They confirmed that participants in the Aspiring Chairs programme for years one and two (2023/24 and 2024/25) were drawn from the pool of existing NHS non-executive board members. For the current 2025-26 cohort, (year three of the programme), NHS Education for Scotland has trialled opening the programme to other sectors.
“The Scottish Government intends to engage with the new UK Government on the issue of UK Ministers’ powers in devolved areas, to continue to try to ensure that their use respects devolved responsibilities and provides the Parliament with appropriate levels of transparency and scrutiny.