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Fife NHS Board (Right for Fife Business Plan) (PE498 and PE499)

Tuesday 25 February 2003 Health and Community Care Committee Petitions 3 contributions · 2 speakers

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Margaret Smith LD The Convener · Edinburgh West
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We are now on page 5 of the paper—I am keeping members on their toes. Page 5 deals with petitions from Letitia Murphy, on behalf of Fife Health Service Action Group, and from Mr Tom Davison, on behalf of the Dunfermline Press and West of Fife Advertiser. The petitions are linked to petition PE453 from Father Stephen Dunn on the siting of the proposed secure unit in Greater Glasgow NHS Board's area. Members will remember that we took evidence on that. We have not yet received an Executive response, so we should make the petitions an agenda item at another meeting and refer them to the Public Petitions Committee after we have received the Executive's response. Do members agree to that?Members indicated agreement.

Margaret Smith LD The Convener · Edinburgh West
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The Executive's response is imminent. We will put pressure on the Executive to produce the response before dissolution.

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