BMA
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Responding to the offer, BMA resident doctors committee chairman Dr Jack Fletcher said "it does nothing to restore pay for doctors, which remains well within the government's power".
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The BMA's current mandate for industrial action runs out in early January, but it has started asking its members whether they want to extend the dispute.
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The pay deal offered by the Scottish government matches one already accepted by nurses and other healthcare staff, and was previously rejected by the BMA last year.
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Dr Chris Smith, who chairs BMA Scotland's resident doctors committee, said strike action had been a "last resort" for the union, and that the new offer would guarantee future improvements for staff.
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The BMA previously said the deal would have been the lowest in the UK and was less than was recommended by the independent pay review body.
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