They were not piloted, I think, because we thought that the lessons about new ways of working were better and more effectively learnt by a more iterative process. The trouble with pilots is that they often take a long time, to be evaluated not least, and they test everything at the same time, whereas we were looking for a way in which different sorts of organisation could test different bits of a new system. That is my understanding at least.
Clause 229 agreed to.
Clauses 230 and 231 agreed to.
Clause 232 [Duty to consult users of health services]:
Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill
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Debate on bills on Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill.
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