Proceeding contribution from Lord Lansley (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 12 July 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on NHS White Paper.
NHS White Paper
Yes. I feel very strongly that we have deliberately set out to improve local democratic accountability and we have found an effective mechanism for doing so. Local authorities will themselves have statutory powers to agree local strategies that encompass not only local health improvement, but the commissioning plans and the social care commissioning strategies locally. If a major service change is contemplated as a consequence, the commissioning consortiums will not be able to proceed without the agreement of the local authority through its joint strategic assessment. The White Paper makes it clear that if they do not agree, the local authority will continue to have the capacity to send the proposals to the independent reconfiguration panel and, if necessary, to the Secretary of State.
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- Access Accountability Cost effectiveness Finance Drugs Innovation Health authorities General practitioners NHS Patients Pay Public expenditure Primary care trusts National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Standards Training Research Productivity Care Quality Commission
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