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To discuss health and welfare issues relating to cats.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss health and welfare issues relating to cats.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Animal health issues
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Animal health issues<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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To discuss pupil premium
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss pupil premium<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Discuss early intervention
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discuss early intervention<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Body image
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Body image<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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National Curriculum tests
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: National Curriculum tests<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Discussion about shared space and taxis and wheelchair users
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discussion about shared space and taxis and wheelchair users<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Drink driving discussion
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Drink driving discussion<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Discussion on learning disabilities
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discussion on learning disabilities<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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To discuss rural childcare
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss rural childcare<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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To discuss charity tax
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss charity tax<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Redthread - Knife Crime
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Redthread - Knife Crime<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Sleep-Ins
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Sleep-Ins<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Meeting to discuss helping students with learning disabilities into employment
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Meeting to discuss helping students with learning disabilities into employment<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Funeral Payments Discussion
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Funeral Payments Discussion<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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To discuss and strengthen Scotland's Healthy Weight Strategy.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss and strengthen Scotland's Healthy Weight Strategy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We discussed our campaign for a replacement property tax and highlighted the need for increased funding for local government.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We discussed our campaign for a replacement property tax and highlighted the need for increased funding for local government.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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Introductory meeting to discuss African Union peacekeeping finance.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Introductory meeting to discuss African Union peacekeeping finance.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Defence<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Parliamentary security
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Parliamentary security<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> None<|eot_id|>
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To discuss renewables.
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Climate
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss renewables.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Climate<|eot_id|>
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Nuclear and renewable energy projects
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Climate
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Nuclear and renewable energy projects<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Climate<|eot_id|>
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To discuss biogas
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Climate
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss biogas<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Climate<|eot_id|>
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Clean energy meeting
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Climate
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Clean energy meeting<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Climate<|eot_id|>
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To discuss the latest position on Polio eradication.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss the latest position on Polio eradication.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Hospice UK held an exhibition in the Scottish Parliament where we spoke to the Member about: - the reach and breadth of support and care hospices provide across Scotland; - the role and aims of Hospice UK as a charitable membership organisation; - challenges facing the hospice sector in Scotland around funding models of commissioning local decision making & awareness; - broader issues around tackling barriers to everyone in Scotland in need being able to access palliative and end of life care; - new research published by Hospice UK and Sue Ryder into bereavement support in Scotland; specifically the finding that around a quarter of bereaved Scots wanted support beyond family and friends and could not access it.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Hospice UK held an exhibition in the Scottish Parliament where we spoke to the Member about: - the reach and breadth of support and care hospices provide across Scotland; - the role and aims of Hospice UK as a charitable membership organisation; - challenges facing the hospice sector in Scotland around funding models of commissioning local decision making & awareness; - broader issues around tackling barriers to everyone in Scotland in need being able to access palliative and end of life care; - new research published by Hospice UK and Sue Ryder into bereavement support in Scotland; specifically the finding that around a quarter of bereaved Scots wanted support beyond family and friends and could not access it.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) concerns about the need for investment in adaptations so that social housing providers can access funding to ensure that their tenants receive the adaptations they need. To raise SFHA member concerns about the need for investment in preventative spending on adaptations and to ensure tenants can be supported to continue to live independently in accessible homes. Specifically to highlight the fact that Adaptations funding has been frozen for the last seven years and the health benefits to tenants and savings to the National Health Service of investment in adaptations.
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Health, Housing
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) concerns about the need for investment in adaptations so that social housing providers can access funding to ensure that their tenants receive the adaptations they need. To raise SFHA member concerns about the need for investment in preventative spending on adaptations and to ensure tenants can be supported to continue to live independently in accessible homes. Specifically to highlight the fact that Adaptations funding has been frozen for the last seven years and the health benefits to tenants and savings to the National Health Service of investment in adaptations.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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We informed the Member about the investment made in 2021 by the Scottish Government for ten additional da Vinci Xi robotic-assisted surgical systems in hospitals across Scotland. We explained how these systems were implemented with the aim of increasing hospital surgical capacity and undertaking less invasive procedures aiming to improve patient experience and outcomes. By providing information on the investment and the implementation we sought to demonstrate to the Member what has been achieved in the first year of the programme as well as share data that has been generated to show the impact on patients and the National Health Service. An offer was made to them to watch a da Vinci procedure in their region if that was of interest to them. We also took the opportunity to demonstrate the technology through offering the Member a hands-on experience of the da Vinci system and how it works. We updated the Member on the provision of technology training that has been taking place since the ten additional systems were installed in these operating theatres. The Member also had the opportunity to speak with surgeons currently operating on patients with these systems in their hospitals.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We informed the Member about the investment made in 2021 by the Scottish Government for ten additional da Vinci Xi robotic-assisted surgical systems in hospitals across Scotland. We explained how these systems were implemented with the aim of increasing hospital surgical capacity and undertaking less invasive procedures aiming to improve patient experience and outcomes. By providing information on the investment and the implementation we sought to demonstrate to the Member what has been achieved in the first year of the programme as well as share data that has been generated to show the impact on patients and the National Health Service. An offer was made to them to watch a da Vinci procedure in their region if that was of interest to them. We also took the opportunity to demonstrate the technology through offering the Member a hands-on experience of the da Vinci system and how it works. We updated the Member on the provision of technology training that has been taking place since the ten additional systems were installed in these operating theatres. The Member also had the opportunity to speak with surgeons currently operating on patients with these systems in their hospitals.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Following her appointment as Minister we discussed the Scottish Government's National Health Service Gender Identity Services strategic action framework which seeks to transform gender identity services in Scotland. We shared our view that the work that had been undertaken since the framework was introduced in 2021 had resulted in some important and meaningful changes but felt that it was unlikely that gender identity services would be meeting the needs of trans people to be able to access high quality person centred timely care by the time it is due to complete in 2024. In particular we raised the fact that initially the Scottish Government had committed to spending 9 million on implementing the framework but that it was currently not on course to meet that commitment. We also discussed our view that it was disappointing that there had not been as much innovation on delivering services in a new way or "piloting" new approaches to gender identity healthcare than we and indeed trans people across Scotland had hoped when the framework was initially announced. We asked that the Minister to consider what the Scottish Government could do to make sure gender identity services really do meet the needs of trans people including whether this might require extending the framework or considering other ways it could support improvement to these services and meeting the commitment to provide 9 million of funding.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Following her appointment as Minister we discussed the Scottish Government's National Health Service Gender Identity Services strategic action framework which seeks to transform gender identity services in Scotland. We shared our view that the work that had been undertaken since the framework was introduced in 2021 had resulted in some important and meaningful changes but felt that it was unlikely that gender identity services would be meeting the needs of trans people to be able to access high quality person centred timely care by the time it is due to complete in 2024. In particular we raised the fact that initially the Scottish Government had committed to spending 9 million on implementing the framework but that it was currently not on course to meet that commitment. We also discussed our view that it was disappointing that there had not been as much innovation on delivering services in a new way or "piloting" new approaches to gender identity healthcare than we and indeed trans people across Scotland had hoped when the framework was initially announced. We asked that the Minister to consider what the Scottish Government could do to make sure gender identity services really do meet the needs of trans people including whether this might require extending the framework or considering other ways it could support improvement to these services and meeting the commitment to provide 9 million of funding.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We informed the Member of recruitment and retention issues relating to physicians and led a discussion surrounding those issues.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We informed the Member of recruitment and retention issues relating to physicians and led a discussion surrounding those issues.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We introduced the work of our organisation and highlighted the role of our member churches and organisations in supporting addiction recovery as well as assisted dying and the Nordic Model (commercial sexual exploitation). We also discussed Labour Party policy in relation to these issues.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We introduced the work of our organisation and highlighted the role of our member churches and organisations in supporting addiction recovery as well as assisted dying and the Nordic Model (commercial sexual exploitation). We also discussed Labour Party policy in relation to these issues.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We raised awareness of the importance of mental health and the latest developments within the mental health landscape as well as our services in the South Scotland region. We discussed two Scottish Government pilot projects and their sustainability going forward as well as the Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Bill.
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Health
<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We raised awareness of the importance of mental health and the latest developments within the mental health landscape as well as our services in the South Scotland region. We discussed two Scottish Government pilot projects and their sustainability going forward as well as the Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Bill.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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National Health Service Modernisation
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: National Health Service Modernisation<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Discussion on National Health Service contract negotiations
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discussion on National Health Service contract negotiations<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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General Practitioner doctor contract discussion
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: General Practitioner doctor contract discussion<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Innovative Medicine and Med-Tech Review
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Innovative Medicine and Med-Tech Review<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We highlighted the current pressures facing hospices. We raised the issue that staff need to be supported and valued across all sectors including in the hospice sector. We emphasised that if hospices have to reduce services because of rising staffing costs then this will have a substantial impact to the National Health Service.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We highlighted the current pressures facing hospices. We raised the issue that staff need to be supported and valued across all sectors including in the hospice sector. We emphasised that if hospices have to reduce services because of rising staffing costs then this will have a substantial impact to the National Health Service.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Alongside our residents we informed and shared with the Minister experiences of addiction and homelessness. We raised the benefits of the residential community in moving on from addiction and homelessness.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Alongside our residents we informed and shared with the Minister experiences of addiction and homelessness. We raised the benefits of the residential community in moving on from addiction and homelessness.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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To discuss sporting injuries and safety in sport
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss sporting injuries and safety in sport<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Meeting to discuss health and homelessness
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Meeting to discuss health and homelessness<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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To discuss children's palliative care services.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss children's palliative care services.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To promote knowledge of stem cell transplantation and the need for more registered stem cell donors in Scotland.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To promote knowledge of stem cell transplantation and the need for more registered stem cell donors in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To raise awareness of risk factors of hepatitis C and to ask the Member to pledge her support to make hepatitis C a national public health priority to accelerate elimination in Scotland.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To raise awareness of risk factors of hepatitis C and to ask the Member to pledge her support to make hepatitis C a national public health priority to accelerate elimination in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Informed the Member about Time for Doctors a campaign by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Time for Doctors focuses on three main themes which were discussed with the Member aimed at ensuring that Scotland has enough doctors to meet future population demand: quality medical training the retention of doctors at all levels and valuing the contributions of the medical workforce.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Informed the Member about Time for Doctors a campaign by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Time for Doctors focuses on three main themes which were discussed with the Member aimed at ensuring that Scotland has enough doctors to meet future population demand: quality medical training the retention of doctors at all levels and valuing the contributions of the medical workforce.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We provided the Member with an overview of the work of Genetic Alliance UK in Scotland and highlighted challenges faced by people living with rare genetic and undiagnosed conditions in Scotland. As well as this we also took this opportunity to inform the Member about the recent publication of the Scottish Action Plan for Rare Diseases which sets out 18 actions that the Scottish Government National Health Service Scotland partners and stakeholders will take to improve the lives of people in Scotland living with a rare condition and how this supports the shared priorities of the 2021 UK Rare Diseases Framework. Finally we provided the Member with information about upcoming events for Rare Disease Day 2023.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We provided the Member with an overview of the work of Genetic Alliance UK in Scotland and highlighted challenges faced by people living with rare genetic and undiagnosed conditions in Scotland. As well as this we also took this opportunity to inform the Member about the recent publication of the Scottish Action Plan for Rare Diseases which sets out 18 actions that the Scottish Government National Health Service Scotland partners and stakeholders will take to improve the lives of people in Scotland living with a rare condition and how this supports the shared priorities of the 2021 UK Rare Diseases Framework. Finally we provided the Member with information about upcoming events for Rare Disease Day 2023.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Health and Social Care Bill Discussion
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Health and Social Care Bill Discussion<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Update on junior doctors contract negotiations
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Update on junior doctors contract negotiations<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss publication on National Health Service Constitution
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss publication on National Health Service Constitution<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We highlighted the involvement of the tobacco industry in discussions around public health. We also discussed the Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Alliance Scotland's calls to tackle tobacco alcohol and unhealthy food and drinks as well as the upcoming Public Health (Restriction of Promotions) Bill.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We highlighted the involvement of the tobacco industry in discussions around public health. We also discussed the Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Alliance Scotland's calls to tackle tobacco alcohol and unhealthy food and drinks as well as the upcoming Public Health (Restriction of Promotions) Bill.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We highlighted to the Minister that the Royal Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland is supportive of a ban on disposable vapes and wishes to see regulation of vapes in Scotland. We offered to work with the Minister to get the regulation on vapes right. In addition we highlighted the negative effects of vaping particularly for children and young people.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We highlighted to the Minister that the Royal Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland is supportive of a ban on disposable vapes and wishes to see regulation of vapes in Scotland. We offered to work with the Minister to get the regulation on vapes right. In addition we highlighted the negative effects of vaping particularly for children and young people.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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As a member of the Non-communicable Diseases (NCD) Alliance Scotland we discussed the health burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and the role of alcohol tobacco and unhealthy food and drinks in causing this. NCD Alliance Scotlandas legislative calls around the availability price and promotion and marketing of alcohol tobacco and high fat salt and sugar (HFSS) products were also discussed including the Scottish Government's upcoming price promotions bill.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: As a member of the Non-communicable Diseases (NCD) Alliance Scotland we discussed the health burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and the role of alcohol tobacco and unhealthy food and drinks in causing this. NCD Alliance Scotlandas legislative calls around the availability price and promotion and marketing of alcohol tobacco and high fat salt and sugar (HFSS) products were also discussed including the Scottish Government's upcoming price promotions bill.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Pharmaceutical pricing discussion
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Pharmaceutical pricing discussion<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Catch-up discussion on cancer
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Catch-up discussion on cancer<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Drugs and Alcohol Policy
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Drugs and Alcohol Policy<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss the National Health Service Workforce - focusing on nurses
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss the National Health Service Workforce - focusing on nurses<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To highlight work of the charity the needs of people affected by MND and the forthcoming awareness week later that month. We discussed ongoing work of MND Scotland and in particular the services which we provide to people with MND. We highlighted key areas of our briefing for the conference which included the importance of quick access to social care adaptations and in particular accessible housing for people affected by MND.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To highlight work of the charity the needs of people affected by MND and the forthcoming awareness week later that month. We discussed ongoing work of MND Scotland and in particular the services which we provide to people with MND. We highlighted key areas of our briefing for the conference which included the importance of quick access to social care adaptations and in particular accessible housing for people affected by MND.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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To inform the Member about the work of the British Heart Foundation (BHF) over the last year in developing a new heart disease strategy for Scotland and focused on themes such as the prevention of heart disease acquiring better patient data reducing variation in patient treatment and palliative care. Also informed the Member how BHF Scotland has been engaging with heart disease patients to develop this strategy and our plans to provide this to the next Scottish Government with the aim of the Government adopting this as the new heart disease strategy for Scotland.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To inform the Member about the work of the British Heart Foundation (BHF) over the last year in developing a new heart disease strategy for Scotland and focused on themes such as the prevention of heart disease acquiring better patient data reducing variation in patient treatment and palliative care. Also informed the Member how BHF Scotland has been engaging with heart disease patients to develop this strategy and our plans to provide this to the next Scottish Government with the aim of the Government adopting this as the new heart disease strategy for Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We updated the Member on the implementation of the agreement with National Health Service Scotland providing access to treatments for people with cystic fibrosis in Scotland. We provided a briefing on Vertexas approach to innovation. We specifically raised the development of potential cell and genetic therapies and highlighted the policy and system implications arising. We also discussed Scotlandas life sciences ecosystem including advanced manufacturing capacity.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We updated the Member on the implementation of the agreement with National Health Service Scotland providing access to treatments for people with cystic fibrosis in Scotland. We provided a briefing on Vertexas approach to innovation. We specifically raised the development of potential cell and genetic therapies and highlighted the policy and system implications arising. We also discussed Scotlandas life sciences ecosystem including advanced manufacturing capacity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Showcase of the Health Foundationas independent review / final report of health inequalities in Scotland. We discussed the causes and consequences of health inequalities in society and discussed SFHA policy work in relation to housing and health in particular the benefits of the TEC (Technology Enabled Care) programme and how Scotlandas citizens can benefit from solutions where outcomes for individuals in the home or community settings are improved with simple technology and devices. We also highlighted the importance of the need for greater resources to support health inequalities within our members.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Showcase of the Health Foundationas independent review / final report of health inequalities in Scotland. We discussed the causes and consequences of health inequalities in society and discussed SFHA policy work in relation to housing and health in particular the benefits of the TEC (Technology Enabled Care) programme and how Scotlandas citizens can benefit from solutions where outcomes for individuals in the home or community settings are improved with simple technology and devices. We also highlighted the importance of the need for greater resources to support health inequalities within our members.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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We updated the Minister on relevant issues to our members during the current COVID-19 pandemic. We promoted the importance of housing health and social care sectors working together.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We updated the Minister on relevant issues to our members during the current COVID-19 pandemic. We promoted the importance of housing health and social care sectors working together.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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Discussion on Better Care Fund Housing and Health issues
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discussion on Better Care Fund Housing and Health issues<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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Discussion on housing and out of hospital care
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discussion on housing and out of hospital care<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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Discussion of housing policy in relation to health
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Discussion of housing policy in relation to health<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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Meeting to discuss highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 and its affects on the food industry
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Meeting to discuss highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 and its affects on the food industry<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Visit to the Campus for Aging and Vitality, Former General Hospital - To discuss Net Zero Climate Change
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Visit to the Campus for Aging and Vitality, Former General Hospital - To discuss Net Zero Climate Change<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Climate<|eot_id|>
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Anti-microbial resistance
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Anti-microbial resistance<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Ministerial (Bio-Pharmaceutical) Industry Strategy Group
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Ministerial (Bio-Pharmaceutical) Industry Strategy Group<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss the Medicines and Medical Devices Bill and provisional licensing
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss the Medicines and Medical Devices Bill and provisional licensing<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We discussed the issues facing bowel cancer patients and services in Scotland the priorities of Bowel Cancer UK such as early diagnosis workforce funding bowel cancer screening access to treatment genomic medicine and research and how the Member can support the charity by asking questions and raising awareness of bowel cancer and its symptoms within the Member's constituency.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We discussed the issues facing bowel cancer patients and services in Scotland the priorities of Bowel Cancer UK such as early diagnosis workforce funding bowel cancer screening access to treatment genomic medicine and research and how the Member can support the charity by asking questions and raising awareness of bowel cancer and its symptoms within the Member's constituency.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To raise awareness of Waverley Care's #GetToZero campaign to reach zero new transmissions of HIV by 2030. We spoke with the Member at the Green Party Conference about the Scottish Governments commitments to get to zero new HIV transmissions by 2030. This included asks for opt-out testing for equal access to preventative medication PrEP and increasing awareness education and challenging stigma towards HIV. We discussed the importance of the upcoming RHCP consultation and our plans to respond.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To raise awareness of Waverley Care's #GetToZero campaign to reach zero new transmissions of HIV by 2030. We spoke with the Member at the Green Party Conference about the Scottish Governments commitments to get to zero new HIV transmissions by 2030. This included asks for opt-out testing for equal access to preventative medication PrEP and increasing awareness education and challenging stigma towards HIV. We discussed the importance of the upcoming RHCP consultation and our plans to respond.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To raise awareness of the Parkinson's UK Scotland Get it on Time campaign on medication in hospitals promoting the project work that Parkinson's UK Scotland is undertaking with our community of professionals and people affected by the condition to improve Parkinson's medication management in hospitals. We also discussed a Quality Improvement Project that Mary Ellmers (Parkinson's UK) has led with National Health Service Staff in National Health Service Grampian to find out what measures can help ward staff to deliver Parkinson's medication on time to inpatients and the applicability of these measures to other hospital settings in Scotland.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To raise awareness of the Parkinson's UK Scotland Get it on Time campaign on medication in hospitals promoting the project work that Parkinson's UK Scotland is undertaking with our community of professionals and people affected by the condition to improve Parkinson's medication management in hospitals. We also discussed a Quality Improvement Project that Mary Ellmers (Parkinson's UK) has led with National Health Service Staff in National Health Service Grampian to find out what measures can help ward staff to deliver Parkinson's medication on time to inpatients and the applicability of these measures to other hospital settings in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We shared the findings of Target Ovarian Cancer's Pathfinder Scotland research including the need for the Scottish Government to take action on improving the awareness and diagnosis of ovarian cancer access to treatment and improving provision of support.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We shared the findings of Target Ovarian Cancer's Pathfinder Scotland research including the need for the Scottish Government to take action on improving the awareness and diagnosis of ovarian cancer access to treatment and improving provision of support.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Disadvantaged / Homelessness, Prison Leavers, Substance Abuse and Mental Health
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Disadvantaged / Homelessness, Prison Leavers, Substance Abuse and Mental Health<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing<|eot_id|>
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To ask for support for developing SIGN guidelines for people with cerebral palsy.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To ask for support for developing SIGN guidelines for people with cerebral palsy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Female Genital Mutilation
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Female Genital Mutilation<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Ebola
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Ebola<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Military Health Research
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Military Health Research<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Defence<|eot_id|>
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Call regarding Health Council & Medical Devices
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Call regarding Health Council & Medical Devices<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Medical Revalidation
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Medical Revalidation<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Care Quality Commision
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Care Quality Commision<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Dispensing doctors concerns
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Dispensing doctors concerns<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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discussion on early medical abortion procedures
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: discussion on early medical abortion procedures<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We informed the Member of our work on air pollution highlighting the links to climate change and health in particular informing the Member of our #ClearTheAir campaign. We discussed the layout of our stall in the Green Zone which featured an art exhibition and stories from our Clean Air Campaigners. We asked the Member to take part in a photocall to help show support for our #ClearTheAir campaign.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We informed the Member of our work on air pollution highlighting the links to climate change and health in particular informing the Member of our #ClearTheAir campaign. We discussed the layout of our stall in the Green Zone which featured an art exhibition and stories from our Clean Air Campaigners. We asked the Member to take part in a photocall to help show support for our #ClearTheAir campaign.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Climate<|eot_id|>
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Provided information on the importance of Scotch Whisky tourism underlined how the Scotch Whisky industry is helping to tackle alcohol misuse and talked about the industry's commitment to environmental sustainability in relation to the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill .
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Provided information on the importance of Scotch Whisky tourism underlined how the Scotch Whisky industry is helping to tackle alcohol misuse and talked about the industry's commitment to environmental sustainability in relation to the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill .<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Climate<|eot_id|>
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We met with the Member on No Smoking Day for a photo opportunity. We also discussed current Scottish Government plans to work on tobacco control specifically the ongoing consultation on e-cigarette advertising.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We met with the Member on No Smoking Day for a photo opportunity. We also discussed current Scottish Government plans to work on tobacco control specifically the ongoing consultation on e-cigarette advertising.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To speak with the Member about nursing diversity and asked for a picture to show her support for nursing diversity in the workforce. A picture was taken with branded nursing diversity materials for Royal College of Nurses social media.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To speak with the Member about nursing diversity and asked for a picture to show her support for nursing diversity in the workforce. A picture was taken with branded nursing diversity materials for Royal College of Nurses social media.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We arranged and delivered a lunchtime fringe event focussed on pharmacist independent prescribing in community pharmacies. The Member delivered an introductory speech on primary care services and then participated in a Q&A session. During the event we discussed the benefits of independent prescribing activity via community pharmacy and challenges to expanding the service to all communities in Scotland including workload workforce and funding challenges. We also provided an overview of the National Health Service Pharmacy First Scotland service the Independent Prescribing training and the current funding challenges for the sector. Our aim was to highlight that whilst there are exciting possibilities for independent prescribing services to be delivered through community pharmacy the current finance allocated is not sufficient to spread across the whole country and requires change. We sought the support of the Member regarding this matter.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We arranged and delivered a lunchtime fringe event focussed on pharmacist independent prescribing in community pharmacies. The Member delivered an introductory speech on primary care services and then participated in a Q&A session. During the event we discussed the benefits of independent prescribing activity via community pharmacy and challenges to expanding the service to all communities in Scotland including workload workforce and funding challenges. We also provided an overview of the National Health Service Pharmacy First Scotland service the Independent Prescribing training and the current funding challenges for the sector. Our aim was to highlight that whilst there are exciting possibilities for independent prescribing services to be delivered through community pharmacy the current finance allocated is not sufficient to spread across the whole country and requires change. We sought the support of the Member regarding this matter.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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We set out our key asks of newly elected Members on behalf of the planning profession. This included the opportunities arising with the draft National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) as a means to support post COVID-19 recovery tackle climate change and address health inequalities. We advocated for: a capital investment programme to be published alongside NPF4; the twenty minute neighbourhood concept (where daily services can be accessed within a 20-minute walk) to be embedded into decisions in policy practice and investment; support provided for communities to develop Local Place Plans; the need to establish an independent specialist body to coordinate and provide strategic upfront and long-term infrastructure advice to the Scottish Government and to identify resources required for delivery; and the need to ensure the new Planning Improvement Coordinator is able to provide independent advice is resourced adequately and introduces outcomes-based performance management. There was a discussion on the role of planning in rural areas particularly tackling issues such as housing infrastructure and transport. Finally we discussed what is in our opinion the under investment in the planning services across Scotland to create a world leading planning system. This could be achieved through increasing planning fees and making sure they are used to support planning services.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We set out our key asks of newly elected Members on behalf of the planning profession. This included the opportunities arising with the draft National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) as a means to support post COVID-19 recovery tackle climate change and address health inequalities. We advocated for: a capital investment programme to be published alongside NPF4; the twenty minute neighbourhood concept (where daily services can be accessed within a 20-minute walk) to be embedded into decisions in policy practice and investment; support provided for communities to develop Local Place Plans; the need to establish an independent specialist body to coordinate and provide strategic upfront and long-term infrastructure advice to the Scottish Government and to identify resources required for delivery; and the need to ensure the new Planning Improvement Coordinator is able to provide independent advice is resourced adequately and introduces outcomes-based performance management. There was a discussion on the role of planning in rural areas particularly tackling issues such as housing infrastructure and transport. Finally we discussed what is in our opinion the under investment in the planning services across Scotland to create a world leading planning system. This could be achieved through increasing planning fees and making sure they are used to support planning services.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>
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We informed the Member of the significant impact the pharmaceutical sector has on contributing to the economy in Scotland. We also explained what action was needed to ensure Scotland can continue to maximise on the sector's potential by improving access to data and increasing the number of clinical trials in Scotland.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We informed the Member of the significant impact the pharmaceutical sector has on contributing to the economy in Scotland. We also explained what action was needed to ensure Scotland can continue to maximise on the sector's potential by improving access to data and increasing the number of clinical trials in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss the role of medical devices and medical technologies in the National Health Service, and how to incentivise the uptake of innovative products.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss the role of medical devices and medical technologies in the National Health Service, and how to incentivise the uptake of innovative products.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss Net Zero commitments and encourage greater sustainability in health care.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss Net Zero commitments and encourage greater sustainability in health care.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Climate<|eot_id|>
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We spoke about mental health issues for farmers and future investment and support. We also discussed climate change and sustainable practices that are being intoduced by farmers in the local area. We also spoke about the proposed Energy from Waste facility at Killoch and the future of funding for the sector.
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: We spoke about mental health issues for farmers and future investment and support. We also discussed climate change and sustainable practices that are being intoduced by farmers in the local area. We also spoke about the proposed Energy from Waste facility at Killoch and the future of funding for the sector.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health, Climate<|eot_id|>
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To discuss tobacco issues
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss tobacco issues<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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Roundtable to discuss the tobacco industry
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: Roundtable to discuss the tobacco industry<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss the Indian pharmaceutical market
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss the Indian pharmaceutical market<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss medical devices
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss medical devices<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss the Be Clear on cancer Campaign
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss the Be Clear on cancer Campaign<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss cancer care
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss cancer care<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss fertility
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss fertility<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss women's healthcare
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss women's healthcare<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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To discuss youth vaping
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<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. Input: To discuss youth vaping<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Health<|eot_id|>
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