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I remind members that questions 2 and 7 are grouped and that I will take any supplementaries on those questions after both have been answered.“Building a New Scotland” (Independence Prospectus) “Building a New Scotland” (Independence Prospectus) To ask the Scottish Government how the latest “Building a New Scotland” paper advances its prospectus for independence.
Members may wish to note that those rates match the United Kingdom landfill tax rates for the 2025-26 financial year, as confirmed in the October 2024 UK budget.
The Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, who is not in the Parliament today, was not even in Scotland to respond to the latest shocking figures; he was on his second trip to Japan.
Yesterday’s Public Health Scotland statistics revealed that A and E departments continue to struggle. The latest monthly figures showed that 13,000 people waited more than eight hours to be seen, and 5,000 of them waited more than 12 hours.
If you would like to read the full document, please email [email protected] What was the original proposal to introduce a new model of neonatal care in Scotland?
The information that is currently available—as I said, it may all change—is that capital will be lowered in nominal terms in 2026-27 compared to 2025-26, which could amount to a 2.5 per cent real-terms cut.
The other two thirds come from the Scottish Government. New licence arrangements are coming in, and there will be a new lottery operator from spring 2024.
He and I—and, indeed, other cabinet secretaries and ministers—have visited a number of examples of the third sector delivering in our communities what is, in effect, whole family support.