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Acquired Brain Injury Services (PE1179)

Tuesday 6 October 2009 Public Petitions Committee Petitions 2 contributions · 1 speaker

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Frank McAveety Lab The Convener · Glasgow Shettleston
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PE1179 has been in front of us on at least two occasions, but there are still outstanding issues. The petition is from Helen Moran, on behalf of the Brain Injury Awareness Campaign, and is about giving individuals with acquired brain injury proper support, advice and assessment. Members have raised concerns about the issue in the past. I think that there are still some outstanding issues that we might want to explore. Perhaps we should ask the Government to meet the petitioner specifically to discuss those outstanding issues and to report back. Does the committee accept that recommendation?

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