Speeches by Johnson.

“The Secretary of State must exercise functions in relation to the health service with a view to ensuring that average waiting times for the diagnosis and elective treatment of conditions primarily affecting women do not exceed the overall average waiting times for NHS diagnosis and elective treatment.’”—(Helen Morgan.)”

“‘1CD Duty as respects waiting times for women’s health”

“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.”

“Will the Minister give way?”

“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…”

“(3) The Secretary of State must explain any failure to meet the requirement set out in subsection (1) at a public event in the local area.”—(Helen Morgan.)”

“Surrey & East Hampshire: Dental appointments”

“(b) improved access to routine dental appointments.”

““(1) Within one year beginning on the date on which this Act is passed, the Secretary of State must ensure that there is adequate provision of NHS dentistry in Surrey & East Hampshire.”

“(2) ‘Adequate provision’ under subsection (1) means —”

“(a) are a British citizen, and”

“New Clause 87”

“This new clause places a duty on the Secretary of State to ensure there is adequate provision of NHS dental appointments in Surrey & East Hampshire.”

“This new clause would ensure that GPs must be able to refer patients directly to consultants.”

“Prioritising British citizens for the UK foundation programme”

“‘(4A) A person is within this subsection if they—”

““(1) The Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act 2026 is amended as follows.”

“(2) In section 4, after subsection (4) insert—”

“Under the previous Conservative Government, the NHS constitution was updated with a commitment to guarantee that “those in the armed forces, reservists, their families and veterans are not disadvantaged in accessing health services in the area they reside.” The previous Government also introduced the veterans’ strategy…”

“(a) the extent to which the health and social care needs of the armed forces community are being embedded in health and social care guidance, workforce training, and professional standards in the NHS,”