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It goes through some general principles, one of which is on the introduction of new technology, and it considers the process that we should follow in introducing new technology or new evidence types into, for example, forensic services.
Obviously, it took a little bit of time—it took until the start of May—to get a new board in place, but we have since had three board meetings and we are moving to develop a new corporate plan, which I am sure that we will touch on in today’s proceedings.
More than a year ago, she was saying publicly that she was very concerned about her situation and that she did not think that she would live to see another Christmas, but she did. The latest thing that she said publicly was that she found value in life; she gave simple examples such as planting bulbs, because she has been on some new treatment and she would see them come up.
It is harder still when the death occurred abroad. The news that a loved one has died can be delivered in a variety of ways that can add to the shock and trauma that families experience.
We have also had visits with Home Office officials. As you will know, the English and Welsh police are about to get a whole new set of regulations governing their procedures.
To ask the Scottish Executive how many new fast-track diagnostic and treatment centres there have been in the NHS in each year since 2007, broken down by NHS board.