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To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to reports that some women have been denied transvaginal ultrasounds on the basis of not yet being sexually active. S6O-01813
As I read the concerns expressed in the Missing Persons written evidence, it is worried about the procedure that might have to be gone through, the cost of going to court and the technical requirements that might get in the way of ordinary folk just going along and getting somebody appointed.
If I was diagnosed with a terminal condition while an MSP, my pension would be automatic and I would get a lump sum. People who are diagnosed with terminal conditions in the UK should get their UK pensions early.
If you had a few years with nobody from, say, Shetland needing the changed service, would that mean that Shetland would get no money for those years? If Glasgow had more of its share of young people, would it get a bit more money?
The Labour Party is looking at promoting the welfare system at the general election in 2015, and we will get the answers at that time. When we have won this referendum the SNP will get more answers than we will get from it, and that is a fact.