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For goodness' sake, we are trying to prevent them from getting back problems. Like you, convener, I am outraged by the Executive's deplorable response.
(S2O-9840) The four-hour target is about ensuring that patients get the treatment they need as quickly as possible—in other words, a high-quality, responsive service for patients using emergency services.
It is up to us all to respond to those challenges and get them right. It is vital that all parts of Scotland, including rural Scotland, get the quality of further and higher education that they need.
The problem is not going to go away. Indeed, it will get worse the more that the avenues that are open to Scottish Water to dispose of the sludge are closed down.
Kids in this country are not happy unless they are given an iPod or a mobile phone, but the kids in the village were so appreciative of the simple things that we had brought. We knew that they would get endless hours of fun from their new gifts.
The model that is now up and running in Denmark is of interest, particularly in the light of the work that we do with the Scottish Commission for Public Audit. We would get a double hit if we were to visit Denmark.
It would make a great difference if that were done. The sooner it gets on with it, the better. I get the feeling that members support Linda Fabiani's suggestion that we ask the Executive where it is with the matter.