Proceeding contribution from Lord Lansley (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 29 November 2005. It occurred during Debate on bill on Health Bill.
Health Bill
I am grateful to the hon. Lady, and she got the chance to make the point that she would have made to the Secretary of State. She will know that the Bill allows for the possibility of such exemptions, although, as on many other matters, it does not say what kind of exemptions the Government propose in respect of care homes, prisons or mental health institutions. Clearly, in many such instances, it will be necessary to construct a regime that protects staff as best one can while avoiding harm to inmates. If one were simply to introduce a smoking ban in mental health institutions tomorrow, for example, serious risk would be posed to some of the care and clinical plans for some of the people inside them.
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- 2005-06
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- Codes of practice Care homes Accountability Clubs Cannabis Competition Fraud Hospitals Fees and charges Environment Health hazards Drugs Exemptions Hygiene Infectious diseases Food Licensed premises Hospital beds Private sector NHS Medical treatments Patients Prisons Public places Pharmacy Prescription drugs Primary care trusts Public houses Ophthalmic services MRSA Working conditions Standards Sales Training Safety Testing Smoking Contract cleaning Appointments Commission
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- Health Bill 2005-06
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