Proceeding contribution from Stephen O'Brien (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 29 June 2006. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Primary Care Trusts.
Primary Care Trusts
The right hon. Gentleman has made an interesting point that I had not anticipated making, which was that his Committee had identified a lesson that is worth learning. For fundamental change, particularly when consultation is both valuable and required, it must be in the Government’s best interests not to issue documents either on the last day of term or at the beginning of a recess. That happened in respect of the NHS 10-year plan, which reported that there had been consultation about the axing of community health councils, which was found not to be the case. That is another example of what he has just said.
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- Health services Health authorities General practitioners NHS Primary care trusts Health Committee
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