Proceeding contribution from Sandra Gidley (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Monday, 12 March 2007. It occurred during Estimates day on NHS Deficits.
NHS Deficits
The point that I was making was that the pot of money had been reduced. There are cases of people trying to get a dental appointment but being unable to do so because the PCT has run out of money and no extra funding is available. I shall bring my remarks to a close so that other Members may speak. I welcome the improved attention to detail with regard to NHS finance. It is long overdue, but sadly it comes at a price; there have been hospital closures, reductions in service and redundancies for people who have worked long and hard to deliver some of the Government’s improvements. Those people have a bitter pill to swallow.
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- 458 c53-4
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- 2006-07
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- Staff Audit Health services Finance Expenditure Health authorities NHS Recruitment Public expenditure Private finance initiative Primary care trusts Redundancy Department of Health Health Committee
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