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Official Report Meeting date: 30 January 2024

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 30 January 2024

I would hope that this committee might get it before November, having looked forward to getting it before Christmas.
Official Report Meeting date: 16 December 2021

COVID-19 Recovery Committee 16 December 2021

We were checked in the line, and people had time to then get their tickets on their phones so that they could get in the door.
Questions and Answers Date lodged: 20 March 2024

S6O-03260

To ask the Scottish Government what analysis it has undertaken to measure the extent of economic inactivity in Scotland post-COVID-19 pandemic.
Official Report Meeting date: 19 April 2023

Meeting of the Parliament 19 April 2023

I am highlighting the need to make our youngsters active so that, in 70 years’ time, they will be living a long and active life.
Official Report Meeting date: 10 January 2024

Education, Children and Young People Committee 10 January 2024

I did not do that, first, because I thought that it was more important to get on with it and, secondly, because we really need to get into the nitty-gritty around some of James Withers’s recommendations.
Last updated: 5 September 2023

Budget scrutiny 202425 Public Health Scotland briefing

What shapes our health Tackling child poverty Attainment challenge Employability support • • • Scottish Child Payment Community Wealth Building Create a wellbeing economy • • • Social and Investment in quality early Cost of living measures Embed equality and • • • economic % 40 learning and childcare inclusive approaches Affordable and quality • factors Whole family wellbeing and housing • keeping the Promise Regulation of alcohol Access to healthy foods Supporting active...
Last updated: 31 August 2023

Public Health Scotland

Regulation of tobacco • • Health Minimum Unit Pricing) Supporting active lives % • 30 behaviours Access to healthy foods • Quality addiction services • Addressing current acute Screening and diagnostics • • Health system pressures equitably Fair access to quality health care % • 20 services Vaccines and immunisations • Mental health services • Low Emission Zones National Planning Framework 4 • • Physical % 10 Active travel investment Achieve Net Zero environment • • Long-term investment in Sustained collaboration: review of NPF; renewed 2 3 prevention: every sector has national and local government partnership; a role to play measure what matters; stronger accountability A budget to tackle Scotland’s health inequalities – top three asks Prioritise investment in Invest in Public Service Reform Prioritise delivery 1 2 3 primary prevention: to drive true culture change: of co-benefits: To strengthen the focus on We can protect health by working We need to get the most action to tackle Scotland’s together and enabling greater out of every pound. health inequalities, the flexibility in cross-organisational Putting health and budget should take a long- budgets.
Last updated: 30 August 2023

Public Health Scotland

Regulation of tobacco • • Health Minimum Unit Pricing) Supporting active lives % • 30 behaviours Access to healthy foods • Quality addiction services • Addressing current acute Screening and diagnostics • • Health system pressures equitably Fair access to quality health care % • 20 services Vaccines and immunisations • Mental health services • Low Emission Zones National Planning Framework 4 • • Physical % 10 Active travel investment Achieve Net Zero environment • • Long-term investment in Sustained collaboration: review of NPF; renewed 2 3 prevention: every sector has national and local government partnership; a role to play measure what matters; stronger accountability A budget to tackle Scotland’s health inequalities – top three asks Prioritise investment in Invest in Public Service Reform Prioritise delivery 1 2 3 primary prevention: to drive true culture change: of co-benefits: To strengthen the focus on We can protect health by working We need to get the most action to tackle Scotland’s together and enabling greater out of every pound. health inequalities, the flexibility in cross-organisational Putting health and budget should take a long- budgets.
Official Report Meeting date: 5 February 2025

Public Audit Committee 05 February 2025

It has been all about bandwidth capability to try to get this over the line and get a full culture change.
Official Report Meeting date: 2 February 2022

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