SI 1995/2704 (Negative instrument). Coming into force on such day(s) as Head of Dept may by order appoint (NI.14).

SI 1995/2704 (Negative instrument). Coming into force on such day(s) as Head of Dept may by order appoint (NI.14).

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords amendments considered and agreed to.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords amendments considered and agreed to.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords third reading debate. Passed on question. Returned to the Commons with amendments.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords third reading debate. Passed on question. Returned to the Commons with amendments.

Adjournment debate on redress for complaints against solicitors: the case of Michael Sullivan.

Adjournment debate on redress for complaints against solicitors: the case of Michael Sullivan.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords report stage (HL Bill 141 1994/95).

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords report stage (HL Bill 141 1994/95).

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords committee stage. Clauses 1 to 6 agreed to. Schedule as amended agreed to. Title as amended agreed to. Bill reported with amendments (HL Bill 136 1994/95).

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords committee stage. Clauses 1 to 6 agreed to. Schedule as amended agreed to. Title as amended agreed to. Bill reported with amendments (HL Bill 136 1994/95).

What plans there are to terminate the existing immunity of the Scottish courts administration from the consequences of negligence, following the case of Meekison v Uniroyal Englebert Tyres Limited 1995, GWD 336.

What plans there are to terminate the existing immunity of the Scottish courts administration from the consequences of negligence, following the case of Meekison v Uniroyal Englebert Tyres Limited 1995, GWD 336.

National Health Service (Amendment) Bill. Lords amendments considered and agreed to.

National Health Service (Amendment) Bill. Lords amendments considered and agreed to.

What have been the costs of meeting clinical negligence claims in each region in each year since 1990. - Inc table.

What have been the costs of meeting clinical negligence claims in each region in each year since 1990. - Inc table.

If he will list by trust the (a) number, (b) value and (c) medical specialty against which clinical negligence claims were settled in each of the last years for which figures are available. - Info not available centrally in the form requested.

If he will list by trust the (a) number, (b) value and (c) medical specialty against which clinical negligence claims were settled in each of the last years for which figures are available. - Info not available centrally in the form requested.

What information is held by his Department or the NHS Executive on the medical procedures that are most prone to clinical negligence claims. - Info not available centrally.

What information is held by his Department or the NHS Executive on the medical procedures that are most prone to clinical negligence claims. - Info not available centrally.

If she will provide a list, by region, of those trusts which (a) have joined and (b) have not joined the Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts. - This information placed in Library as DEP/3 1953. (Holding answer 12 June 1995).

If she will provide a list, by region, of those trusts which (a) have joined and (b) have not joined the Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts. - This information placed in Library as DEP/3 1953. (Holding answer 12 June 1995).

What guidance she has given to hospital trusts on the procedures and time to be taken for the reinstatement of consultants suspended on full pay following the completion of successful appeals against suspension for alleged medical malpractice or misconduct; what guidance she has given to hospital trusts on the minimum...

What guidance she has given to hospital trusts on the procedures and time to be taken for the reinstatement of consultants suspended on full pay following the completion of successful appeals against suspension for alleged medical malpractice or misconduct; what guidance she has given to hospital trusts on the minimum...

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

National Health Service (Amendment) Bill. Lords third reading (formal). Debate on amendment. Bill passed on question and returned to the Commons with an amendment.

National Health Service (Amendment) Bill. Lords third reading (formal). Debate on amendment. Bill passed on question and returned to the Commons with an amendment.

If he will list all current alleged medical negligence cases against the NHS by (a) type of allegation and (b) length of time waiting for settlement. - Inc table and fact that information on type of allegation is not collected centrally. (Holding answer 16 May 1995).

If he will list all current alleged medical negligence cases against the NHS by (a) type of allegation and (b) length of time waiting for settlement. - Inc table and fact that information on type of allegation is not collected centrally. (Holding answer 16 May 1995).

If she will list the members of the health authority in charge of the Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts, indicating their gender, occupation and any other NHS responsibility.

If she will list the members of the health authority in charge of the Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts, indicating their gender, occupation and any other NHS responsibility.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Report stage and third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed.

Medical (Professional Performance) Bill. Report stage and third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed.

What measures he will take to ensure that general practitioners found guilty of professional misconduct do not continue to practise pending the outcome of their appeal; how many found guilty are continuing to practice pending their appeal; and what representations he has received concerning general practitioners who continue to practise...

What measures he will take to ensure that general practitioners found guilty of professional misconduct do not continue to practise pending the outcome of their appeal; how many found guilty are continuing to practice pending their appeal; and what representations he has received concerning general practitioners who continue to practise...

How many surgeons suspended on full pay by NHS hospital trusts have later been (a) dismissed and (b) reinstated; and how many cases await a decision on the surgeon's future; how many surgeons have been suspended on full pay because of concern about their professional competence by NHS hospital trusts...

How many surgeons suspended on full pay by NHS hospital trusts have later been (a) dismissed and (b) reinstated; and how many cases await a decision on the surgeon's future; how many surgeons have been suspended on full pay because of concern about their professional competence by NHS hospital trusts...