The document has been launched during National Eye Health WeekLeading sight loss charity RNIB Scotland has launched its manifesto, urging all political parties to commit to action ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections. With an estimated 183,000 Scots living with sight loss, the charity says its proposals could both improve lives and help prevent avoidable sight loss. Launching the document in National Eye Health Week, RNIB Scotland calls on political parties to protect free eye health examinations and expand community eye care, backed by consistent emotional and practical support for everyone at diagnosis. RNIB Scotland director James Adams said: “By implementing these proposals, we can transform lives while preventing avoidable sight loss. “The steps outlined in RNIB Scotland’s manifesto would help make Scotland a kinder, safer, and more inclusive place.