Proceeding contribution from Norman Lamb (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 27 January 2010. It occurred during Opposition day on Out-of-Hours Care.
Out-of-Hours Care
The GMC is arguing for the reform of directives in Europe. Indeed, it is already lobbying for that, pointing out two different mechanisms in its letter by way of amendments to such directives. I want to know whether the Government are arguing the case strongly in Europe for that change to happen, because it is essential that it should happen in order to safeguard patient safety. When someone is suspended in one European country, surely that suspension should apply across the entire European Union. If we allow people to move around Europe to work, there must be a commensurate safeguard, so that when one regulator decides that someone is not fit to practise or that there is a need to suspend them pending investigation, that suspension should apply across the board.
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- Doctors Health services General practitioners NHS Working hours NHS Direct Locums
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