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The Council
The Council is made up of a Convener and Council members, all of whom are appointed by Scottish Ministers through open competition. The membership reflects a wide range of interests in the field of social care, including service users, carers, those involved in service delivery, trade unions, professional bodies and those delivering education and training for the social service workforce.

Council Members

 

Mr Garry Coutts, Convener, SSSC   

 

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Mr Ian Doig

 

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Dr Anne Haddow

 

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Professor Frank Clark, Convener, Care Commission

 

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Professor Bart McGettrick

 

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Ms Margaret McKay

 

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Mr Stan Smith

 

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Mr Michael Cairns

 

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Elizabeth Carmichael

 

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Karen Croan

 

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Maureen O'Neill

 

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Kingsley Thomas

 

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Please click to view Council Members Declaration of interests for details of business and other interests of members.

Please click to view the Code of Conduct for Council Members.  This is a guidance document about good practice for members of the Council in terms of the Ethical Standards in Public Life etc (Scotland) Act 2000.

You can view information on the remuneration and travel expenses incurred by the Chief Executive and each member of the Council:

iconRecord of Claims for the Year 2009/10 (39 kB)
 

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