PE981, by James Japp, on behalf of Neuropsychologists UK, calls on the Parliament to urge the Government to ensure that the recruitment and appointment of psychologists to NHS Scotland is based entirely on skills, competency and experience—I would hope that that happened; if it did not, I would be really worried—and to initiate an independent review of neuropsychological provision within NHS Scotland. Members have copies of the relevant written submissions. A whole series of policies and practices should now be in place, as set out in "Delivering for Health and Applied Psychology: Current workforce, future potential". Any concerns about competency, skills and experience can be referred to the structures that are set out in that document. With that in mind, and as members have no other views, I suggest that we close the petition.Members indicated agreement.
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