Motion · S3M-01412 · 26 Feb 2008
The Glennie Report
The motion
That the Parliament is concerned about the potential impact of the implementation of the Glennie Report on dental practices throughout Scotland as it will require dental surgeries to have a separate sterilisation room, new equipment and more staff to meet its requirements; notes that many dental surgeries cannot physically be altered to accommodate these changes and acknowledges that, if enforced, these changes will hit NHS dental surgeries, particularly rural dental surgeries, hardest; is further aware of the existing acute lack of dentists in the Highlands and Islands and believes that, if the Glennie Report’s recommendations are implemented, it will mean the closure of some of the few remaining surgeries, leaving people to travel even further for treatment or being forced to go private, and calls on the Scottish Government not to enact the Glennie Report.
Supporters (9)
- Jim Hume 26 Feb 2008
- Mike Pringle 26 Feb 2008
- Jamie Stone 26 Feb 2008
- Jim Tolson 26 Feb 2008
- Robin Harper 27 Feb 2008
- Hugh O'Donnell 27 Feb 2008
- Hugh Henry 28 Feb 2008
- David Stewart 12 Mar 2008
- Liam McArthur Scottish Liberal Democrats 19 Mar 2008
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.