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Business of the House

I have made it clear that we shall have three days of debate, following the debate that we had for most of yesterday, when Members can raise any issues they like. If the hon. Gentleman catches Mr. Deputy Speaker’s eye, he will be able to raise his point about the letter. As he does so, however, he really must explain whether he is actually saying that health service organisations should not have regard to ensuring that the money that the taxpayer provides for health—in record amounts nowadays—should not be managed properly and used efficiently. That is the issue. Are the Opposition really saying, when they are admitting that they would cut the money going into public services—and therefore cut the money going into the health service—that we should not use that money effectively on behalf of the people whom the health service treats?