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Scotland's health secretary Neil Gray repeatedly asked if Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is 'safe'

Health Secretary Neil Gray told MSPs the hospital is safe, addressing repeated safety questions in Holyrood.
Scottish Labour tabled a motion seeking inquiry scrutiny of political decision‑making around QEUH's opening.
The debate addressed infection concerns linked to QEUH and related inquiries into hospital safety.
NHSGGC admitted a causal connection between some infections and the hospital environment, underscoring safety concerns.
The motion seeks broad disclosure and preservation of records tied to the hospital's past issues.
Mr. Gray argued that ministerial interference would breach the law governing public inquiries.
The debate highlighted whistleblowers and affected families demanding accountability.
The QEUH opened in 2015 amid political figures' involvement and later infection concerns.
Ministers released testimony and evidence while the inquiry sought further redactions and documents.
The debate emphasized that safety must apply to every patient and every family, not just overall improvements.
The inquiry noted past admissions and the hospital's 'historical failings' and ongoing safety measures.

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