Chamber
Meeting of the Parliament 12 March 2026 [Draft]
12 Mar 2026 · S6 · Meeting of the Parliament
Item of business
General Question Time
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
The cabinet secretary is right to say that there is media interest, but the public will be concerned at the developments that the cabinet secretary has just outlined.
Bone marrow transplant patients are among the most vulnerable in the national health service, and common airborne mould can cause life-threatening infections. What further action is the Government taking to ensure that wards other than the ones that the cabinet secretary has mentioned have also been inspected for mould and water ingress? When will the bone marrow ward be safe for use? Who will ultimately be held accountable for this latest incident at Queen Elizabeth university hospital?
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4. Meghan Gallacher (Central Scotland) (Con)
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