The Scottish covid inquiry was previously branded a 'sinking ship' after its chair resigned before the first public hearing
A top Scots judge has been appointed as the new chairman of a public inquiry into the Scottish Government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Deputy First Minister also confirmed an amendment will be made to the inquiry’s terms of reference to ensure it took a "human rights-based approach". "From my own and the First Minister’s interactions with Lord Brailsford, I am in no doubt that he has the necessary leadership skills, integrity and experience to continue the work of this Inquiry.
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