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ForMr Brian Monteith (Mid Scotland and Fife) (Con)AgainstKaren Gillon (Clydesdale) (Lab)Ian Jenkins (Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale) (LD)Lewis Macdonald (Aberdeen Central) (Lab)Mr Kenneth Macintosh (Eastwood) (Lab)Fiona McLeod (West of Scotland) (SNP)Mrs Mary Mulligan (Linlithgow) (Lab)Cathy Peattie (Falkirk East) (Lab)Michael Russell (South of Scotland)...
The board has admitted that it is willing to spend £100,000 per patient per year. I would like to mention the Marie Curie hospice, which I visited last week.
For example, the Education Committee routinely deals with yearly changes for grant support for St Mary's Music School Trust Limited; such matters are uncontroversial and need not be dealt with through an elaborate procedure.
Sadly, most estimates show that the Executive's targets are woefully inadequate in that regard. As Mary Scanlon pointed out, the danger is that there will be increasing tensions between homeless applicants and others who are on waiting lists.
A kid goes to hockey on Wednesday and she takes photos of the hockey pitch with the name of the school—say "St Mary's School"—or the name of a street on them.
Does the member want to intervene or is he just standing there for the good of his health? Would Mary Scanlon care to say where she would recommend putting the extremely radioactive waste that will be dangerous for many thousands of years to come?
I am not aware of other information providers at a national level in Scotland who have the level of expertise that is required to give full answers on community care issues. Mary Scanlon mentioned seamless care.
However, we need constantly to keep on top of that. I call Mary Mulligan. As we are discussing chartered teachers, she should feel free to use all her questions on the subject, so that we do not have to return to it.