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while the Faculty of Advocates said: “The view that the faculty endorses and has expressed is that modern thinking is that one should have either unanimity or a majority of 10 out of 12.”
Douglas Ross, particularly in his comments about Moray, articulately expressed the challenge of what it is like—I will use an old-fashioned phrase—on the chalkface.
I will move on from that issue. You expressed a desire to have a process that joins up different data sets and enables people to register at every opportunity.
Given that the committee has heard stories about GPs’ lack of knowledge around long Covid, how can we create a health service where—if you will pardon the expression—they have the time to breathe that will allow them to take on CPD?
Might the UK Government be moving in that area as well, to be more aligned with the views that the committee and the Scottish Parliament have expressed? First up, I welcome the proposed UK bill on the matter and the fact that it is to cover all areas.
As the Transport Focus response said: “this conversation should include ScotRail listening to the concerns expressed by passengers and stakeholders replying to this consultation.”