On the recordJune 11, 2026
Poverty, poor health and inequality are not inevitable, they are challenges we can address earlier and more effectively with better outcomes for people.
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Ivan McKee
Scottish National Party
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thenational.scotPoverty, poor health and inequality are not inevitable, they are challenges we can address earlier and more effectively with better outcomes for people.
Addressing social issues in public service reform.
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To be honest with you, the realpolitik of this is that people will exploit it, misrepresent it, frankly, tell lies about it.
If you look across the wider public sector, there are public bodies that have driven headcount reductions and have worked through the no compulsory redundancy policy to its conclusion.
There's a whole empowerment agenda here about communities, people in communities being able to feel they can influence decisions locally.