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Scottish Ambulance Service (PE381)

Tuesday 23 April 2002 Public Petitions Committee Petitions 1 contribution · 1 speaker

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John McAllion Lab The Convener · Dundee East
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I have a couple of other points about current petitions. Members may recall PE381, which the committee dealt with last summer, on the Scottish Ambulance Service's proposal to modernise its service delivery arrangements. The petition referred specifically to the service in the Aberdeen area. We passed the petition to the Health and Community Care Committee and although the progress of the petition was recently concluded, the Minister for Health and Community Care has sent a letter to me and to the convener of the Health and Community Care Committee providing details of the approved ambulance service proposals. Copies of that letter are available from the clerks.

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