Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills, John Swinney Statement to the Scottish Parliament on the re-opening of schools post pandemic: I
Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills, John Swinney Statement to the Scottish Parliament on the re-opening of schools post pandemic: I
“It is important that Scottish ministers make sure all staff, not just teachers, have the time, the training and the equipment to do this safely.
Given that hundreds of patients, including those who were untested, were discharged into care homes, will the cabinet secretary explain what steps have been taken to trace care home residents who were in any of the hospitals where Covid-19 outbreaks occurred, so that action could and can be taken to isolate them and stop the spread of the virus?”
Currently, we work with our MSP, Bob Doris, to ensure that our people are fed—our people. We share a common goal: the betterment of society and the security and health of members’ constituents and our parishioners. They are the same people.
This was to people who have been wondering where he was hiding since he gave Jackie Baillie MSP an ignorant shellacking about her drawing attention to the appalling situation in our care homes while Jonathan was under the bed.
“No administration that believes in a free media – and this government has repeatedly stood by that assertion – can then decide which media it will respond to and which not. The mark of a government that truly supports free media is one that steps up to the plate and answers questions from all sources even those it believes to be politically hostile.