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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (Second sitting)

Q If I may ask a related question, one element of the Bill is the reorganisation of who sits on the ICB. We have seen the removal of local authority representatives and their replacement by a mayor or his or her appointee. What concern does that cause to your members—or do they think that is the right way to go? Jon Re

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (First sitting)

Q Can I also ask about the single patient record? We have heard concern from GPs about their role in being the data controller and what that might mean when data is shared beyond their initial remit. What do you think is most desirable: for the GP to remain the data controller, or for that role to sit elsewhere? Dr Dic

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (First sitting)

Q Do you think anything else should be on the face of the Bill to give us clarity so that that GP concern is mitigated? Kay Keane: The patients need to understand exactly who has access to that record and exactly who is feeding into it. There is a huge amount of trust between a patient and a GP, and a patient and a hea

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (Second sitting)

Q I am a vice-president of the Local Government Association. With changes to the better care fund pooling and the link-up with local authorities, are there concerns at ICB level that the partnership with social care will start to become more difficult? Jon Restell: I cannot comment specifically on the BCF, but a genera

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (First sitting)

Q I re-declare that I am a member of the all-party parliamentary group on patient safety. We have heard this morning about a tension between needing to be able to report when something has gone wrong that HSSIB has become aware of to ensure that it is dealt with—the example given by Dr Dash earlier was a maternity fail

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (First sitting)

Q What could be changed in this legislation to ensure that HSSIB can retain trust and independence from the regulatory body? Dr Benneyworth: There needs to be much more clarity about governance and how that will work in the legislation to protect independence. There are potential compromises that could happen, such as

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (Second sitting)

Q You just used the phrase, “instrumental damage to the NHS”. Can you elaborate a bit on that, and perhaps explain how the NHS might be able to function better if there were a mechanism within the Bill to sort out social care? Sir Andrew Dilnot: I think there are two main ways. The first, and perhaps the one that has r

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15 Jun 2026Leasehold Reform

A couple of weeks ago at my constituency surgery, I met my first victim of FirstPort. He and his wife live in a sheltered accommodation flat on the third floor, and the lift has been out of use for months. They are paying exorbitant management fees, and recently his wife had to negotiate three flights of stairs to get

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9 Jun 2026Topical Questions

A damning report by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has estimated that more than 15,800 deaths were associated with long waits in emergency departments in 2025—I think we all agree that figure is an outrage—but the Government still have not published reliable data on long waits and corridor care despite promisi

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9 Jun 2026Health Inequalities

The former Secretary of State, the right hon. Member for Ilford North (Wes Streeting), recognised an appalling culture of medical misogyny and basic, everyday sexism within the NHS. As such, it was extremely disappointing to see that the new women’s health strategy was inferior to the men’s health strategy. The men’s h

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9 Jun 2026
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Topical Questions

A damning report by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has estimated that more than 15,800 deaths were associated with long waits in emergency departments in 2025—I think we all agree that figure is an outrage—but the Government still have not published reliable data on long waits and corridor care despite promisi

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9 Jun 2026Health Inequalities

The former Secretary of State, the right hon. Member for Ilford North (Wes Streeting), recognised an appalling culture of medical misogyny and basic, everyday sexism within the NHS. As such, it was extremely disappointing to see that the new women’s health strategy was inferior to the men’s health strategy. The men’s h

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4 Jun 2026Business of the House

I found a really rare thing in Shopshire last week: a new entrant to the dairy sector. However, like lots of small dairy farmers, it is under immense pressure from much bigger companies, whether that is Bute Energy, which is trying to destroy a big chunk of its grassland by planting pylons and an access road though it,

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1 Jun 2026 Health Bill

I start by declaring an interest as a member of the all-party group on patient safety and as a vice-president of the Local Government Association, and also by welcoming the new Secretary of State to his place. I very much look forward to working constructively with him during the passage of the Bill. We all know that o

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1 Jun 2026 Health Bill

My hon. Friend will not be surprised to hear that I agree with his point. ICBs are already overstretched and underfunded. In North Shropshire, both Shawbury medical practice and Prescott surgery in Baschurch are in desperate need of expansion. Community infrastructure levy money is available and land is earmarked for a

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28 Apr 2026Park Home Owners

I agree with my hon. Friend’s point about sales commission charges. Given that we had a consultation into park home sales commission charges in 2022, which concluded that there was no good justification for them, does he agree that what we now need from the Government is not another a consultation, but a fixed timeline

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22 Apr 2026 Car Insurance Industry: Fraud

I thank all hon. Members who have contributed to this really interesting debate. The hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), as always, gave us a perspective on Northern Ireland and the eye-watering impact that the practice has there, particularly on young people. I know Northern Ireland is very rural, so I have some

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22 Apr 2026 Car Insurance Industry: Fraud

I beg to move, That this House has considered the matter of fraud in the car insurance industry. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Lewell. Before I start, I thank the Minister; the shadow Minister, the hon. Member for Wyre Forest (Mark Garnier); and my hon. Friend the Member for Honiton and Sidmouth (R

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22 Apr 2026 Car Insurance Industry: Fraud

Sitting adjourned.

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22 Apr 2026 Car Insurance Industry: Fraud

I am aware, because I was once hit by an uninsured driver. It is incredibly stressful not knowing how to get the car fixed and whether it is going to be written off. I was very young and did not know how I was going to afford to deal with that problem. I welcome any measures to deal with uninsured drivers. At the heart

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