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I suspect that different churches will approach that question from slightly different angles. It would probably be best for the committee to hear different views.
Has CCPS assessed how many younger disabled adults pay for personal care in Scotland? How can the Executive best address that issue in the bill? We have not done that work, but we think that someone should.
The difference between the Conservative party and Mr Gorrie's party, the Liberal Democrats, is that we approach each issue with Scotland's best interests in mind, instead of soldering ourselves into some wee pact for the sake of self-interest.
It quite deliberately allows flexibility in the choice of who that health professional should be. On occasion, the best person will be the adult's GP or another GP who is registered at the same practice.
The amendment also contains a new provision that allows the public guardian to authorise the use of a third account for withdrawals and transfers so as to make the best use of an adult's money.When we introduced the bill, we included a range of changes to part 3 of the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000, and we acknowledged that we needed to do some...
As I come from the private sector, I am much more accustomed to having the actual spending figures for three or four years, to allow one to see the trend of actual spending, not what might or may have been. We then had a best estimate of where we were in the current year and then the budget.
We move on to part 3 of the bill—I suspect it will take considerably less time—which is on "Adult Support etc: Miscellaneous Amendments and Repeals". I suspect that the best way to describe part 3 is to say that it deals with consequential provisions, so it may not be hugely problematic.