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In such cases, the patients will be offered treatment elsewhere in the NHS, in the private sector in Scotland or England, or, in very exceptional circumstances, overseas.
“Overview of the 2001/02 water authority audits” Item 3 is consideration of the "Overview of the 2001/02 water authority audits", which is a report by the Auditor General for Scotland. Members will recall that the Auditor General for Scotland briefed the committee on the report at its most recent meeting, on 10 Dece...
Health Education (Guidelines) (PE427) The final item on the agenda is to note a letter to the convener from Learning and Teaching Scotland. Copies have been circulated to members.
I remember raising the issue of training and preparing young people for the film industry in Scotland. We wanted to consider training for the film industry in more detail as a result of Mike Russell's report.
We wrote to the Scottish Executive, asking it to address the issues raised in the petition and to make reference to the quality contract schemes that are contained in the Transport (Scotland) Act 2001. We also agreed to seek a response from the City of Edinburgh Council.We have now received those responses and the Scottish Executive has provided details of the provisions in the Transport (Scotland) Act 2001, expressing the view that they address many if not all of the petitioners' concerns.
Abolition of the Intervention Board for Agricultural Produce (Consequential Provisions) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (SSI 2001/390) Agenda item 1 is consideration of two items of subordinate legislation under the negative procedure.The Subordinate Legislation Committee considered the Abolition of the Intervention Board for Agricultural Produce (Consequential Provisions) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 in its 40th report, a copy of which members have received.
(S1O-4096) The £184 million new royal infirmary of Edinburgh will offer a significant improvement in the quality of service offered to the population of south-east Scotland. The new hospital will offer first-class surroundings and state-of-the-art equipment to match the excellent clinical care already delivered by health professionals in Lothian.