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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time. In their final months in office, the last Labour Government introduced the Equality Act 2010. That consolidated several pieces of anti-discrimination legislation, which was welcome, but it also introduced a new public sector equality duty, requiring public authoriti

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

(i) arrangements for monitoring, publishing and reporting progress against the plan.

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

I echo the Minister’s thanks to the Clerks, House staff and others, as well as members of the Committee. Leaving aside the heat, I have also enjoyed our exchanges. I hope that the Minister has a good recess and that she does well in the upcoming reshuffle.

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

For generations, it has not needed to be the law: doctors did not go on strike, because they recognised what would happen to patients if they did. Now that we know that doctors will go on strike, the landscape has changed. Consultants—I should say that I am an NHS consultant—have just balloted to go on strike, which wi

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

If the hon. Gentleman reads new clauses 81 and 82 together, he will see that one of them would require doctors not to go on strike, because they are involved in the clinical decision making across the piece, while the other would make provision for staff across the NHS to be on minimum service level provision. That is

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

Report on dementia care

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

I will take an intervention.

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

New Clause 96

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

I am very happy to take an intervention.

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

The Minister said that the plan is being developed with the pace that is needed, but it is not. It was due to have been published already, but it has not been. It was due to have been published, then a later promise was made, and now she is making another promise with an uncertain date. I just do not think it is good e

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

I rise to discuss new clause 104, which stands in my name. The Labour Government’s general election manifesto made a bold pledge: “Never again will women’s health be neglected.” The Government have been in power for two years, and I am not convinced that they are doing all they can for women’s health. The latest NHS st

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

It would amend the relevant part of the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act 2026, so that when people are put forward for these jobs in the foundation programme, it should be done on the basis of merit. At the moment, as the hon. Member is aware, it is done on the basis of random allocation—preference-informed alloca

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

The new clause deliberately says that applicants would be prioritised based on merit, and it gives examples of ways in which merit might be judged. I understand what the Minister says about some people getting the job of their choice, but the people who do not have no control over the process, and no ability to influen

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

New Clause 83

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

Yes, I accept that it has taken too long, and that is the point. I assume that it must be ready to go, because the Minister has been working on having it published by the end of June, and we are in the middle of July. The Minister can inform us whether that is the case. We have reached a point where the Government keep

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

New clause 109, tabled in my name, is very simple, requiring hospice funding to be provided in three-year blocks. Hospices are struggling under the weight of the national insurance rise in the Government’s first Budget, so they would benefit greatly from having a bit more certainty over how much their funding will be f

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

The Government’s 10-year health plan says that reducing hospital admissions is a key goal for the neighbourhood health service. These new clauses could help, because they would require the Secretary of State to support self-care and health literacy in neighbourhood health plans and to conduct a safe and proportionate r

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time. During a Westminster Hall debate in December, a Government Minister said: “In the coming months, in the first half of next year, I confirm that we will publish the acquired brain injury action plan”.—[Official Report, 4 December 2025; Vol. 776, c. 472WH.] We are now

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16 Jul 2026Health Bill (Seventeenth sitting)

(3) The Secretary of State must lay the implementation plan before Parliament on the day it is published.

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