MPs are to consider if businesses were given sufficient support during the coronavirus crisis, as they launch a new inquiry into Scotland’s Covid recovery.
More than three years on from the start of the pandemic, members of the Scottish Affairs Committee will examine how well key sectors and businesses have recovered from the impact of lockdowns on the economy.
It comes after a previous inquiry by the committee into Covid in 2020 raised concerns about issues such as food availability – although MPs at the time praised the financial packages provided by both the Scottish and UK governments.
