| Comment | What part of what I said isn’t true? If it’s a public health emergency, they have all powers over all areas of health policy, including addiction services.
“Our analysis provides robust evidence that Scottish Government funding processes and governance of drug and alcohol services increased risk to vulnerable drug users and document evidence that link these risk factors to increased drug related death.” : from a peer reviewed paper: https://research-portal.uws.ac.uk/en/publications/audit-scotland-ten-years-on-explaining-how-funding-decisions-link
They’re calling for more powers yet won’t even use the ones they have effectively! |
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