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Calman Hine report

A report released in the UK in 1995 which provides the framework for managing all cancers except non-melanoma skin cancers. It was intended to make high standards of care available to all patients in the UK, eliminating the so-called “postcode lottery” of cancer outcome measures.

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The Con-Dems are planning a Scotland Bill based on the findings of the Calman report on the future of devolution.

New boy Moore in tax plea to Salmond

And he said: "We will work together to implement, following the Calman report, the next stage of devolution to the Scottish Parliament.

GORDON PUTS A FIVER ON LABOUR; PRIME MINISTER'S FISTFUL OF KEY ELECTION PLEDGES

The two men said: "The Calman report on funding devolution in Scotland, the Holtham report in Wales, and now the House of Lords Committee have all concluded recently that the block grants system for the devolved administrations should be reformed and that the Barnett formula has come to the end of its shelf life.

Hain's words signal chance to reverse Barnett shortfall

I am sure that if we could develop these plans suggested in the Calman report we would get much better results," says Prof Sikora.

If Britain was like America 50,000 more would survive cancer EVERY YEAR

Scots Secretary Jim Murphy published a White Paper giving the UK Government's backing to the Calman Report on devolution.

TORY AXE THREAT TO NEW PARLY POWERS; Tax, guns and drink-drive changes could be KO'd

The ability to alter the limit was set out earlier this year among recommendations in the Calman report on devolution, which Labour ministers are considering.

New bid to lower drink drive limit

Angus Robertson, the SNP leader at Westminster, said they would be willing to work with the Government to implement the Calman report in full - but cast doubt on Labour's commitment to the process.

LABOUR TARTAN TAX BID; PM backs Holyrood power to raise cash

The Liberal Democrats will be disappointed when the PM says implementing the Calman report will not be a priority.

WHEN David Cameron surveys

WITHthe news Westminster is proposing to transfer more tax powers to Holyrood following the Calman Report, I wonder if Scots will be better off, the same or worse off ?