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To ask the Scottish Executive how many people were re-admitted to Ayr Hospital or Crosshouse Hospital, Kilmarnock suffering from a similar complaint to their first admission in: (a) 1994; (b) 1995; (c) 1996; (d) 1997, and (e) 1998.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 September 1999
To ask the Scottish Executive how many people were re-admitted to Ayr Hospital or Crosshouse Hospital, Kilmarnock suffering from a similar complaint to their first admission in: (a) 1994; (b) 1995; (c) 1996; (d) 1997, and (e) 1998.
In its evidence, the Law Society of Scotland highlights that published research on the use of body worn video cameras by police officers at football matches “runs counter to” Dame Elish Angiolini’s finding that the use of cameras can, “de-escalate aggression and create a safer environment for everyone”.
The first general point is that in procuring big, difficult, complex capital projects, PFI will suffer from many of the same problems as any other form of procurement.