That this House deplores the failure of the Secretary of State for Health to condemn the use of over £100,000 by the Royal Brompton and the Royal Marsden hospitals from endowment funds to pay Ian Greer Associates to lobby on their behalf, a moral breach of trust and possibly an illegal use of funds.

That this House deplores the failure of the Secretary of State for Health to condemn the use of over £100,000 by the Royal Brompton and the Royal Marsden hospitals from endowment funds to pay Ian Greer Associates to lobby on their behalf, a moral breach of trust and possibly an...

That this House deplores the cynicism of the Secretary of State for Health in publishing NHS trust statistics on standards of patient care knowing the ways that these were falsified by many trusts; and congratulates the Sunday Times for exposing this scandal and showing NHS star ratings are fraudulent and valueless.

That this House deplores the cynicism of the Secretary of State for Health in publishing NHS trust statistics on standards of patient care knowing the ways that these were falsified by many trusts; and congratulates the Sunday Times for exposing this scandal and showing NHS star ratings are fraudulent and...

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to reject demands to pay non-executive directors sums in excess of the present ??5,000; believes that the present system is extensively abused as exampled by the number of health authority and family health services authorities who were paid and accepted ??5,000 whilst only attending a mere two, three, four and five meetings in the year.

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to reject demands to pay non-executive directors sums in excess of the present ??5,000; believes that the present system is extensively abused as exampled by the number of health authority and family health services authorities who were paid and...

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State to set up a public inquiry into the payment of illegal sums to senior officers by Yorkshire Regional Health Authority in view of the conflicting statements and allegations by officers previously employed at the most senior level, some of whom are alleged to have been beneficiaries.

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State to set up a public inquiry into the payment of illegal sums to senior officers by Yorkshire Regional Health Authority in view of the conflicting statements and allegations by officers previously employed at the most senior level, some of whom are...

That this House is appalled at the biased remarks of male judges when summing up and sentencing rape cases; and calls for urgent action to break up the cosy club of judges by appointing substantially more female judges.

That this House is appalled at the biased remarks of male judges when summing up and sentencing rape cases; and calls for urgent action to break up the cosy club of judges by appointing substantially more female judges.

That this House calls for the absorption of the Doncaster Healthcare Trust by the DRI and Montague Trust to facilitate well in excess of ??1 million being transferred from management costs to provide for patient care.

That this House calls for the absorption of the Doncaster Healthcare Trust by the DRI and Montague Trust to facilitate well in excess of ??1 million being transferred from management costs to provide for patient care.

That this House regrets to total loss of opportunity to correct the wide abuse of power by Government quangos and to minimise the vast sum of money paid to Government puppets serving on such quangos - an atrocious example of which was the payment by the Doncaster Health Authority of ??5,000 to a male non-executive director who attended twice in the year and a female non-executive director who attended on only five occasions.

That this House regrets to total loss of opportunity to correct the wide abuse of power by Government quangos and to minimise the vast sum of money paid to Government puppets serving on such quangos - an atrocious example of which was the payment by the Doncaster Health Authority of...

That this House is not surprised to learn that sums of ??5,000 per annum have been paid to NHS health authority non-executive directors for as few as two attendances per annum and that this has failed to raise any concern at audit when the Director of the Audit Commission has readily admitted permitting illegal payments when Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Regional Health Authority.

That this House is not surprised to learn that sums of ??5,000 per annum have been paid to NHS health authority non-executive directors for as few as two attendances per annum and that this has failed to raise any concern at audit when the Director of the Audit Commission has...

That this House deplores the Secretary of State for Education's total failure to control access to test papers encouraging the advance improper use of the test material to enhance performace; and calls upon her to immediately carry out at least a 10 per cent. random check to control the misuse of these documents.

That this House deplores the Secretary of State for Education's total failure to control access to test papers encouraging the advance improper use of the test material to enhance performace; and calls upon her to immediately carry out at least a 10 per cent. random check to control the misuse...

That this House records its total disapproval of the total lack of professional principles of Mr Andrew Foster, head ofthe Audit Commission, and his failure to resign after admitting approving illegal payments whilst Chief Executive of Yorkshire Regional Health Authority; regards his position to be untenable; and calls for his immediate removal from office.

That this House records its total disapproval of the total lack of professional principles of Mr Andrew Foster, head ofthe Audit Commission, and his failure to resign after admitting approving illegal payments whilst Chief Executive of Yorkshire Regional Health Authority; regards his position to be untenable; and calls for his...

That this House deplores the indifference of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance in failing to discipline Mr Keith McLean for his involvement in illegal payments at Yorkshire Regional Health Authority.

That this House deplores the indifference of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance in failing to discipline Mr Keith McLean for his involvement in illegal payments at Yorkshire Regional Health Authority.

That this House calls upon the Government to express its support for the Social Chapter being applied to junior doctors.

That this House calls upon the Government to express its support for the Social Chapter being applied to junior doctors.

That this House congratulates the scriptwriter and producer of Kavanagh QC who have shown a far greater concern over the dangers of illegal dumping of severely NHS clinical waste by the agents of some 40 or so NHS trusts than the Secretary of State for Health and his cabinet colleagues.

That this House congratulates the scriptwriter and producer of Kavanagh QC who have shown a far greater concern over the dangers of illegal dumping of severely NHS clinical waste by the agents of some 40 or so NHS trusts than the Secretary of State for Health and his cabinet colleagues.

That this House, following the disclosure that files used by Lord Aldington in the legal action in which he won ??1.5 million damages from Count Nikolai Tolstoy, which Tolstoy had been told were unavailable, were subsequently found languishing in a Foreign Office cupboard, calls upon the Government to order a search of all cupboards for files and for their return to the proper quarter.

That this House, following the disclosure that files used by Lord Aldington in the legal action in which he won ??1.5 million damages from Count Nikolai Tolstoy, which Tolstoy had been told were unavailable, were subsequently found languishing in a Foreign Office cupboard, calls upon the Government to order a...

That this House deplores the Government's pandering to its criminal supporters; calls upon it to tackle major fraudsters with the same vigour as the Home Secretary is proposing to deal with drug dealers and rapists, albeit after 15 years of inactivity; and calls for life imprisonment for those convicted of frauds exceeding ??1 million.

That this House deplores the Government's pandering to its criminal supporters; calls upon it to tackle major fraudsters with the same vigour as the Home Secretary is proposing to deal with drug dealers and rapists, albeit after 15 years of inactivity; and calls for life imprisonment for those convicted of...

That this House considers that, following his admission that he had agreed to illegal payments to Mr Keith McLean whilst Yorkshire Regional General Manager, Mr Andrew Foster is so tainted that he is not fit to continue as Audit Commission Controller and should resign immediately.

That this House considers that, following his admission that he had agreed to illegal payments to Mr Keith McLean whilst Yorkshire Regional General Manager, Mr Andrew Foster is so tainted that he is not fit to continue as Audit Commission Controller and should resign immediately.

That this House calls for a full public inquiry into the illegal and improper monies now running into tens of millions of pounds obtained for their personal benefits by National Health Service chief executives and directors, the same highly salaried public officials who have a prime responsibility to protect public monies from fraudsters.

That this House calls for a full public inquiry into the illegal and improper monies now running into tens of millions of pounds obtained for their personal benefits by National Health Service chief executives and directors, the same highly salaried public officials who have a prime responsibility to protect public...

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State to curtail the policy of secrecy in respect of the audit of health authorities and trusts which is not in the public interest; and demands that honourable Members are automatically sent copies of audit reports and letters which they indicate as primarily affecting their constituents, that copies of all such reports and letters be available in the Library, and that regional offices be required to supply such letters and reports to the Press or members of the public who request them after a fixed date each year.

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State to curtail the policy of secrecy in respect of the audit of health authorities and trusts which is not in the public interest; and demands that honourable Members are automatically sent copies of audit reports and letters which they indicate as...

That this House notes with serious concern the report in the Sunday Times of 10th March on dumping infected clinical waste by criminally minded contractors employed by indifferent and incompetent National Health Service trusts; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to instruct the Chief Executive of the National Health Service Executive, Leeds, to investigate and report publicly on the matter.

That this House notes with serious concern the report in the Sunday Times of 10th March on dumping infected clinical waste by criminally minded contractors employed by indifferent and incompetent National Health Service trusts; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to instruct the Chief Executive of the...

That this House calls for a public inquiry into the management failures which allowed clinical waste to be disposed using private contractors at a price which was so much below that of reputable contractors that management should have been alerted to likely serious problems; and notes the dangers to which the public have been exposed and the extent to which dumped clinical waste is still untraced.

That this House calls for a public inquiry into the management failures which allowed clinical waste to be disposed using private contractors at a price which was so much below that of reputable contractors that management should have been alerted to likely serious problems; and notes the dangers to which...