Proceeding contribution from Lord Lansley (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 4 April 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on NHS Reform.
NHS Reform
I am afraid the hon. Gentleman does not seem to understand that the public support the principles of the Bill. The public want patient choice. When they are exercising their choice over treatment, they want to be able to go to whoever is the best provider. Patients believe that general practitioners are the best people to design services and care on their behalf. Patients, the public and professionals support the principles of ““no decision about me without me””, focusing on outcomes and delivering an outcomes framework, and the devolution of responsibility. What we are talking about now is ensuring that other important principles, such as governance, accountability, transparency and multi-professional working, are genuinely supported by the structure of the Bill.
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- Contracts Competition General practitioners NHS Patients Modernisation Standards Reform
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