Section 36(3) provides that, in consequence of the replacement of an integration plan by a new plan, the Scottish ministers may by scheme make such provision about the transfer of staff, property, rights, liabilities or obligations of an integration joint board, a local authority or a health board as they consider necessary.Does the committee agree to ask the Scottish Government to explain: the reasons for taking this power and the circumstances in which it might be used to transfer staff, property and so on upon a new integration plan being substituted under section 35; why it has been considered appropriate that the exercise of this power should not be subject to parliamentary scrutiny, nor that provision should be made for publication of a scheme, nor that it should be made in the form of a Scottish statutory instrument; why section 19 applies where by virtue of section 12(3) or 15(1) a scheme is made for staff transfer to set out the effects on contracts of employment, but does not apply when the power in section 36(3) is exercised; and why it is considered appropriate that the power in section 15 enables schemes about the transfer of staff only where an integration plan sets out one of the three integration models apart from the model where an integration joint board is established, and yet the power in section 36(3) extends to making provision about transfer of staff, property, rights, liabilities or obligations when a new integration plan setting out one of those models is substituted under section 35?