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Practically, on what is coming down the line, we are not yet entirely clear about the scale of the instruments that will be required or the divide between those that are best decided on a UK-wide basis and those that are best decided on by the Scottish Parliament.
People can correct me if I am wrong, but that is fundamentally meant to be the purpose of local government—making the choices that are best for local areas and that best fit their needs.
What processes are in place to understand which health boards are better at performing and more efficient at delivering, and what mechanisms are in place for health boards to learn from each other, to learn from the best in class and to roll out best practice?
I am aware that the Scottish Government is looking at how best to help sufferers of long Covid and that such help may well be in the form of clinics, once we know what specialties are most suited to the best outcomes.
Does Lewis Macdonald agree that the professional voice is important not only when it comes to safe staffing, and that the best ideas can stem from the ward and be disseminated outwards as best practice for the country?