Eljamel Inquiry Hearings Rescheduled
Analysis based on 25 articles · First reported Jul 03, 2026 · Last updated Jul 03, 2026
The delay and subsequent rescheduling of the Eljamel Inquiry hearings could impact public trust in government processes and potentially affect the reputation of the Scotland — Scottish Government. For the healthcare sector, the inquiry's findings regarding Sam Eljamel's practices could lead to increased scrutiny and potential regulatory changes.
The Eljamel Inquiry, investigating the practices of disgraced brain surgeon Sam Eljamel, is now expected to commence its first hearings in September after an initial delay. The hearings, originally scheduled for April, were postponed due to building safety concerns at the Scotland — Waverley Gate venue in Edinburgh. Lord Weir, the inquiry chair, has confirmed that the Scotland — Scottish Government is working to resolve these issues, including entering into a new lease to ensure the premises are safe. Jamie Dawson KC, senior counsel, previously criticized the Scotland — Scottish Government's handling of the delay, citing a lack of public explanation. The inquiry team is now preparing to contact witnesses and release a provisional timetable for the September hearings.
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