That this House is concerned at the further delay in building the promised new hospital for Leith; condemns Lothian Health Board's decision to seek a partner in this venture, rumoured to be Reo Stakis, notorious for cheap labour and high prices; and calls on the Scottish Health Minister to end back-door privatisation by providing additional public funds so that the board can live up to its motto - `putting patients first' - and to resource the Leith Project as planned.

That this House is concerned at the further delay in building the promised new hospital for Leith; condemns Lothian Health Board's decision to seek a partner in this venture, rumoured to be Reo Stakis, notorious for cheap labour and high prices; and calls on the Scottish Health Minister to end...

That this House notes that Lothian Health Board, an undemocratic agency promoting Tory politics including privatisation, has repeatedly broken commitments to the people of Lothian Region; recognises also that underfunding by the Scottish Office has been a major problem, along with maladministration; and in particular condemns the continuing delay in providing the promised new hospital for Leith, as well as the withdrawal of the agreed accident and emergency service at the local Western General Hospital.

That this House notes that Lothian Health Board, an undemocratic agency promoting Tory politics including privatisation, has repeatedly broken commitments to the people of Lothian Region; recognises also that underfunding by the Scottish Office has been a major problem, along with maladministration; and in particular condemns the continuing delay in...

That this House recognises that 16 months ago the honourable Member for Edinburgh, Leith won reselection as his party's prospective parliamentary candidate in the first round of a democratic vote against two other nominees; notes that in a subsequent reselection, which was engineered by his opponents, he was excluded from the ballot and a defeated nominee was installed in his place, despite clear evidence of malpractice; further notes that a major trade union has protested about other irregularities; and regrets that Labour's General Secretary has been unable or unwilling to reply to the points raised by the honourable Member's Edinburgh lawyer.

That this House recognises that 16 months ago the honourable Member for Edinburgh, Leith won reselection as his party's prospective parliamentary candidate in the first round of a democratic vote against two other nominees; notes that in a subsequent reselection, which was engineered by his opponents, he was excluded from...