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Wed, 27/10/2021 - 17:12
The planned increase in day-to-day spending on health in Scotland between 2006/07 and 2018/19 has gone up by £4 billion to £13 billion. It doesn’t account for inflation though, once that is added the increase is £2 billion.
Health is a devolved area in Scotland, and the Scottish government decides exactly how much money is going to go into the NHS budget each year.
The Scottish government’s budget is made up of three components: money it receives through the block grant from the UK government, money raised through taxes in Scotland (and collected by the Scottish government directly), and money raised through borrowing.
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