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ref date:7 Nov 2000 (HEA)
NHS monies stolen by Labour in Scotland for bribe use
Plans to move Scotlands council housing stock into 'community' (for that
read private management) care have been accelerated as cash has been siphoned out
of Scottish health care and spent by pro-London, anti-Scottish Labour.
Community Care
Minister Nicola Sturgeon said: "The health budget is
already under-funded, and it is an appalling decision to further
erode NHS resources. The £44m should have been used to
help remove NHS Trust debts instead of being reallocated. By
the Health Minister's own figures, £44m would provide more
than 500 additional doctors and more than 1000 specialist
nurses. During the summer it emerged that £34m had been taken
from the health budget and diverted into other areas, so it is
astonishing that Susan Deacon has, once again, allowed a
significant chunk of the health budget to be reallocated," she
said.
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