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14 February 2023
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S6M-03393.2 Daniel Johnson: UK Shared Prosperity Fund – What This Means for Scotland—As an amendment to motion S6M-03393 in the name of Richard Lochhead (UK Shared Prosperity Fund – What This Means for Scotland), leave out from "agrees" to end and insert "recognises that the UK Government’s proposed arrangements for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund circumvent the devolved settlement; notes that there are increasing regional inequalities across Scotland, including in health, child poverty, income and economic opportunities, which neither the UK Government nor the Scottish Government is adequately tackling; regrets that Scotland’s progress in closing the gap in productivity levels with the UK average has been halted during the last decade; understands that the voluntary sector has highlighted the potential loss of funding compared with previous years and has called for certainty around funding and delivery; notes that both the Scottish and UK governments have a record of centralising control and decision-making on the delivery of funding, and believes that decisions around addressing regional inequalities are best...
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31 January 2023
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S6M-07710.2 Sarah Boyack: Three Years On - Brexit and Workers’ Rights—As an amendment to motion S6M-07710 in the name of Richard Lochhead (Three Years On - Brexit and Workers’ Rights), leave out from "anti-trade" to end and insert "the UK Conservative administration’s anti-trade union legislation, such as the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses (Amendment) Regulations 2022, and the new Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill; agrees that a progressive approach to industrial relations along with greater, not fewer, protections for workers is at the heart of a fairer and stronger economy; recognises trade unions as key social partners in delivering economic and social aspiration, and as vital for ensuring that the voices of workers are heard; calls on the UK Government not to erode the hard- won rights of workers; further calls on the UK and Scottish Governments to work together to solve the problems of the post-Brexit settlement over workers’ rights in a way that respects devolution and does not sideline the devolved legislatures, and notes that the next UK General Election is the best...
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13 December 2022
Minutes of the meeting held on 30 September 2022
. • GM said that MART (Maintenance and Reliever Therapy) is the best way forward for asthma care that would not require the need for reliever inhalers. 7 However, GM warns that we cannot get good asthma care without having that discussion with the person with asthma. • GM said that one of the biggest ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from inhalers is ...
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30 September 2022
CPG on Cancer minutes 1 March 2022
An audit could also inform national policy, best practice and guidance. Anna said 7 Scotland already has experience of conducting other audits, and participating in UK- wide audits, so this would be a new concept.
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6 September 2022
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Team Scotland at the 2022 Commonwealth Games: The Parliament debated S6M-05639 in the name of Liz Smith—That the Parliament congratulates Team Scotland on its most successful Commonwealth Games ever outside of Scotland; sends its congratulations to all of the athletes who earned Team Scotland’s 51 medals, 13 of which were gold, to come sixth overall in the Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022 medal table; recalls the many momentous achievements from Team Scotland’s athletes, including Eilish McColgan’s games record gold medal in the 10,000m, 32 years after her mother’s win, and Laura Muir becoming the first ever Scot to win gold at the 1500m at a Commonwealth Games; recognises the significant impact it believes these special moments will have on inspiring the next generation of Scottish athletes, and wishes new and returning athletes, including from the Mid Scotland and Fife region, the best...
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26 August 2022
CPG on Cancer 1 March 2022 Minutes
An audit could also inform national policy, best practice and guidance. Anna said 7 Scotland already has experience of conducting other audits, and participating in UK- wide audits, so this would be a new concept.
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21 July 2022
Medicinal Cannabis CPG Minutes_27th April 2022
Looking at getting an ethical second opinion – if we take cannabis out of it then he would be prescribed it. Are they doing what is best for Cole? No. Question for Rayyan – does NICE cover Scotland Answer – very difficult to understand the impact of clinical guidance – it is ultimately the consultant’s decision, and that is the difficult thing, trying to co...
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18 July 2022
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I don’t regret any of my past decisions: I made a choice, with the options I had available to me at the time, which best met my needs. There wasn’t the same amount of information or options available at that time.
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25 April 2022
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In determining solutions, we place people at the heart of that process with the best solutions for them. In 2022 we have heard from families with dependents with conditions that require 24/7 care and necessitates the use of life preserving medical equipment.
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2 March 2022
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S6M-03393.2 Daniel Johnson: UK Shared Prosperity Fund – What This Means for Scotland—As an amendment to motion S6M-03393 in the name of Richard Lochhead (UK Shared Prosperity Fund – What This Means for Scotland), leave out from "agrees" to end and insert "recognises that the UK Government’s proposed arrangements for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund circumvent the devolved settlement; notes that there are increasing regional inequalities across Scotland, including in health, child poverty, income and economic opportunities, which neither the UK Government nor the Scottish Government is adequately tackling; regrets that Scotland’s progress in closing the gap in productivity levels with the UK average has been halted during the last decade; understands that the voluntary sector has highlighted the potential loss of funding compared with previous years and has called for certainty around funding and delivery; notes that both the Scottish and UK governments have a record of centralising control and decision-making on the delivery of funding, and believes that decisions around addressing regional inequalities are best...
