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Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 05 March 2025

05 Mar 2025 · S6 · Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee
Item of business
New Petitions
Non-medical Aesthetic Injectors (Regulation) (PE2137)
McNair, Marie SNP Clydebank and Milngavie Watch on SPTV

I know that my colleague Stuart McMillan has done a lot of work on the issue, too.

I think that we should keep the petition open and write to the Scottish Government to seek a timeline for the publication of its consultation analysis and its work to bring forward regulation. We should also ask for an assessment of how its proposed groupings for procedures and the suggestion that Botox and dermal filler procedures be restricted to premises regulated by Healthcare Improvement Scotland would impact aesthetics businesses.

In the same item of business

The Convener Con
That brings us to the last of our new petitions this morning. PE2137, on fair regulation for non-medical aesthetic injectors, which has been lodged by Jordan...
Marie McNair SNP
I know that my colleague Stuart McMillan has done a lot of work on the issue, too. I think that we should keep the petition open and write to the Scottish G...
The Convener Con
I think that that is a very sensible suggestion. If there are no other suggestions, are we content to proceed on that basis? Members indicated agreement.
The Convener Con
We will keep the petition open and proceed on the basis that has been suggested. To those of you who have been enjoying the proceedings so much, I am afraid...