Mentions:
1: Smith, Liz (Con - Mid Scotland and Fife) green shoots of recovery, such as inward investment in green energy and the life sciences, but the general - Speech Link
2: Smith, Liz (Con - Mid Scotland and Fife) I have noticed that that point has been made in many of the TV debates about the general election, which - Speech Link
3: Griffin, Mark (Lab - Central Scotland) That is why the general election is a chance to take the first step along the road to change—the first - Speech Link
4: Adam, Karen (SNP - Banffshire and Buchan Coast) NHS funding has more than doubled, and we have the highest number of general practitioners per head in - Speech Link
5: Greer, Ross (Green - West Scotland) Giving them a power of general competence would be one critical step towards them having genuine power - Speech Link

Mentions:
1: Johnstone, Alison (NPA - Lothian) The first item of business is general questions. - Speech Link
2: Hoy, Craig (Con - South Scotland) To top it all, general practitioners in East Lothian face massive increases in facilities management - Speech Link
3: Gray, Neil (SNP - Airdrie and Shotts) We invested more than £1.2 billion in general medical services in 2023-24 and are fully committed to - Speech Link
4: Gray, Neil (SNP - Airdrie and Shotts) continue to invest in multidisciplinary teams to provide the capacity and support that primary care practitioners - Speech Link
5: Johnstone, Alison (NPA - Lothian) That concludes general question time. - Speech Link

Mentions:
1: Ross, Douglas (Con - Highlands and Islands) That is the concern of people up and down Scotland, who cannot get a general practitioner or dentist - Speech Link
2: Swinney, John (SNP - Perthshire North) On general practitioners, we have more GPs per head of population in Scotland than any other part of - Speech Link
3: Swinney, John (SNP - Perthshire North) do that.”I encourage individuals to follow the deputy chief constable’s invitation and to do that.In general—with - Speech Link
4: Johnstone, Alison (NPA - Lothian) We move to constituency questions and general supplementaries. - Speech Link

Mentions:
1: Stevenson, Collette (SNP - East Kilbride) There were also general comments on the bill. - Speech Link
2: None I understand why general practitioners cannot be included, because they are not public bodies. - Speech Link
3: None In general, we welcome the measures. - Speech Link
4: None As far as the list of bodies is concerned, the obvious glaring omission is general practitioners. - Speech Link
5: None I will just make a general point. - Speech Link

Mentions:
1: None We go by general comment 7 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities - Speech Link
2: None engaging people who were previously considered to be hard to reach spoke about the know-how of skilled practitioners - Speech Link
3: None The SHRC has set out that its approach is to address the human rights of the general population. - Speech Link

Mentions:
1: None really been properly reviewed since implementation, for various reasons.In the partnership, we have general - Speech Link
2: None services.However, that was always going to be a journey or require a cultural shift for social work practitioners - Speech Link
3: None There are advertisements in general practitioner surgeries, local halls and so on, all of which point - Speech Link
4: Sweeney, Paul (Lab - Glasgow) Is there something as robust as that, or is it more a general discussion and chat that takes place between - Speech Link
5: None give you is our auditing process, which we have developed in response to feedback from people and from practitioners - Speech Link

Found: The general approach put forward by the Kilbrandon Committee was accepted by the UK Government and led