Anas Sarwar S5M-08536 That the Parliament notes the publication of the Auditor General’s report, NHS in Scotland 2017; believes that many of the issues addressed in the report are the result of mismanagement by the Scottish Government over the last decade; further believes that NHS staff and patients alike are being let down by the Scottish Government's leadership of the health service, and condemns the Scottish Government's mismanagement of the health service in Scotland. Shona Robison S5M-08536.2 As an amendment to motion S5M-08536 in the name of Anas Sarwar (Health), leave out from first “believes” to end and insert “recognises the challenges faced by the NHS and endorses the recommendations in the report; shares the report’s conclusion that NHS staff are committed to providing high-quality care; believes that the Scottish Government should work with unions to lift the pay cap and ensure that all NHS and adult social care staff in Scotland are paid at least the real living wage; notes the report’s observation on the impact of health inequalities, and welcomes efforts such as supporting income maximisation through the roll-out of the principles of the Healthier Wealthier Children programme.” Miles Briggs S5M-08536.1 As an amendment to motion S5M-08536 in the name of Anas Sarwar (Health), leave out from "the Scottish Government over" to end and insert "successive Scottish administrations since 1999; further believes that NHS staff and patients alike are being let down by the current Scottish ministers' leadership of the health service; condemns the mismanagement of the health service in Scotland and the long-term failure to shift the balance of care towards community services; notes the Auditor General’s comments that ‘It is still not clear how moving more care into the community will be funded’ and the Royal College of General Practitioners’ concerns regarding the underfunding of general practice in Scotland, and calls on a greater share of the health budget to be invested in general practice."