Who is right on the NHS? You decide | Shirley Williams and Polly Toynbee
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accused of lying. Polly said Shirley bailed out. Now, when 11 of the Law of the NHS, they take each other on Shirley Williams: "What matters is how controlled competition" 'm sure Polly is trying to establish the position of the foundation based on clear rules and I is not easy to do. First things first. Polly correctly states that under Labour there was a limit to the number of private patients in the basic trust (FT) dating from the proportion admitted to hospital in 2003. There was no limit to what hospitals NHS Trust, a large number of private patients. I could not achieve this distinction must be made. But that's not the point. FTS can not support a private patient of 49%.
"the fog dissipates," said Polly, "and said the only obligation of a trust is the foundation to ensure that the work of the NHS is greater than their private work." Not at all, here is the modification of Earl Howe, introduced in the House of Lords on March 6, six days before the publication of the article Polly:
"An NHS Foundation Trust, which aims to increase the proportion of 5% or more of their total income at the end of the year attributable to activities other than the provision of goods and services for purposes of health services in England can implement the proposal if more than half of the board of directors approved the vote of confidence " Pollycomplain that the governors agree with joy to any increase, so here Howe response to a question from Mr Campbell-flavors in the same day:
"In particular, if a trust foundation is increasing its non-NHS income of more than 5% of its total turnover in a year, we will wait monitor in each case to verify , for any reason to intervene to ensure the continued delivery of NHS services .... This is in addition to the review and approval required by the governors of the trust of the Foundation. "
meets Polly Chris Ham (Fund Managing Director King, who worked in the Department of Health under Labour) on the cover of Labor, "Labor rebels price paid for the creation of hospitals the foundation. "Indeed, the amendment of 5% is the price the government paid the Liberal Democrats. In section 164 of the Liberal Democrats voted against the amendment work, but work in a confusing vote voted against any cap at all.
- most important detail is that the center responsible for Polly. "The goal driving the bill remains at its ideological base - the whole marketing of the NHS" This blithely ignores the tremendous changes to the proposed law, long resisted by Andrew Lansley, such as ensuring the secretary of state responsibility for a comprehensive health service, to intervene if things go wrong, and accountability to Parliament. Some of them adopted, with the help of Baroness Jay of Labour and all parts of the Constitution Committee, Mackay, Lord, Lord, and crossbenchers Newton principal. It also ignores Lib Dem latest amendments accepted by the government, including the elimination of examinations conducted by the Competition Commission, keeping the monitor as a regulator of the FTS over 2016, ensuring Monitor offers advice to Office of Fair Trade in the feet of mergers, and to minimize the impact of EU competition law, which we also had legal advice. Polly knows he has long been a role of competition in the NHS, by stimulating innovation and new ideas. What matters is how it is regulated, and this is what the Lib Dem amendments addressed the competition. This is what she wrote in 2009, when work was still in office:
I would not have said it better. But what I say about tribalism is that if the states of Labour that there is a role for competition, that's fine with Polly. If the Liberal Democrats do is a betrayal of all NHS represents.
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