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Speeches by Tufnell.

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24 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

It does not feel very streamlined. From what you are describing, it feels a bit ad hoc and scattergun. Is that a fair assessment?

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24 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

That is fine; we know that. We know about the IPFRs, and we know that you have a role in respect of that. But there is this third group of patients.

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24 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

The evidence that we heard yesterday was: “there are times when a patient does not fit with the JCC or the contractual arrangements we have in the long-term agreements…in our health board”—this is Hywell Dda—“we have the prior approval process for that, and it equated to 631 patients last year where our patients would

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24 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

How are you working with NHS England to facilitate travel?

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24 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

But you are saying that it is not your responsibility.

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Is that the same experience for you both?

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

As a Welsh MP, I want to bring in this aspect around devolution. Keeping with controlled fires and prescribed burning, obviously you have different regimes. In Wales, we have a burning season. As Natural England, how do you interact with those devolved regimes, and how do you learn from them? What is that process like?

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

We have talked about how there is clarity in situations where that relationship already exists, particularly within a specialty, but when you go down the individual patient funding request route, presumably that becomes an issue in terms of upholding that statement of values and principles—although I appreciate that yo

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Are you able to put a figure on it?

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

Does that concern you?

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

It sounds like a very minimum interaction.

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Could you clarify some of the numbers that you put forward? You said you have 631 for outside the JCC and your relationships with Agnes Hunt and Bristol, but then you had 37 through the IPFR. The evidence from the previous session differentiated two lines, one through the established relationships—through Agnes Hunt an

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

I want to quickly follow up on Gerald’s question with you, Phil. Ben and Ann have left, but you presumably face additional challenges in your area given the level of distance—you have to cover Carmarthen all the way up to Borth. The geographical area is greater than what some of your colleagues on the call cover. Do yo

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

How does that work? You have these established relationships with Agnes Hunt and Bristol. If you want to move to a virtual consultation with a particular consultant in those areas, or if you want to change the appointment to facilitate that transport, what does that look like with those contractual agreements that are

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

So you would dispute the fact that you did not assess those two situations in terms of cutting and non-management?

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Are you suggesting that those established relationships are around 90% or 95% of the cases that you handle, and that, outside the things you referenced—I think we had reference to cancer pathways and pre-term birth in the Wirral, for example—IPFRs are a very small percentage of the total caseload that you deal with?

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23 Jun 2026Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 68)

Building on what Henrietta just set out, evidence has been submitted that the licence process is overly complex, slow and impractical, and that it had to go to Ministers for personal approval in order to get that through. That does not necessarily sit well with what Henrietta just set out. Can you comment on that, Sall

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

Do you think those values and principles should be legally binding?

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

You started by referring to the statement of values and principles that you said had been helpful in improving the patient experience. I am going to read out two of those principles now. The first is, “Both countries will act in the best interest of patients at all times, and there will be no delay in accessing healthc

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23 Jun 2026Welsh Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 65)

On the relationship with the JCC, how do you find that? From what you are saying, it sounds like you try your level best to avoid them. You create those established pathways, and that works better than going through—

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