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Nevertheless, we can make the point that we are grateful to the minister for his positive response.Members indicated agreement.Organ Retention (PE406) Organ Retention (PE406) Petition PE406 is on the law and code of practice regarding post mortem examinations.
If we go down that route, producing a short bill and detailed code will be even more difficult. I do not want to disagree, but the purpose of having a short bill with a code is that it would be easy to amend the code if it was inadequate or required modification.
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-11138 by Susan Deacon on 24 January 2001, what measures are in place to monitor Health Boards' compliance with the Code of Practice on Openness for the NHS in Scotland.
I agree with that and, for the record, so does my assistant.While everything that can be done is being done to establish a watertight code, which we will endorse today, it will not necessarily be the definitive set of rules and regulations.
As I said last week in response to Mr Rumbles, the committee convener has confirmed in the chamber that the committee fully met its obligations under the code of conduct in its handling of the complaint against you.
There has previously been enforcement action, and a petition on the matter was considered by the Transport and the Environment Committee. The Scottish Executive code of practice on odour was produced as a result of that lobbying.
Members indicated agreement. Section 1(5A) deals with codes of practice. The committee's attention has been drawn to this provision, which provides that persons and bodies who carry out inspections should have regard to guidance that is issued by ministers.