Care Bill [HL]

My Lords, I support Amendment 10, but I should like to clarify one or two points in the wording. ...

My Lords, I support Amendment 12 in particular. It will be no surprise to the Minister that my in...

My Lords, I support this group of amendments, particularly Amendments 8 and 12.

We had a go...

My Lords, I support Amendment 12 in particular. I declare an interest as an honorary fellow of th...

My Lords, I will add to what the noble Lord, Lord Willis, said. A lot of work is being done on th...

My Lords, the health service is dependent on having the right numbers of staff, with the right sk...

I thank the Minister for his thorough response and for his reassurances on the Government’s inten...

Moved by

Lord Turnberg

9: Schedule 5, page 107, line 33, at end insert—

“( ) HE...

My Lords, my name is attached to three amendments in this group, Amendments 9, 18 and 34. In this...

I speak to Amendments 15 and 36 in my name and those of the noble Baroness, Lady Emerton, and the...

My Lords, I, too, support Amendment 36. I just want to pick out something that the noble Earl men...

My Lords, I have a few amendments in this group. It is an important group because it concerns not...

My Lords, Amendments 9, 18 and 34 seek to require Health Education England to seek the advice of ...

I am very grateful to the noble Earl on that point. Is there a case for replicating that at local...

Certainly, I do. I am happy to take that idea away, and if I can give him any further information...

Is the Minister in a position to respond to my points? I understand the importance of the medical...

I am grateful to the noble Baroness. I have to go a little further, so if I may I will cover her ...

Perhaps I may interrupt the Minister and come back to the important point made by the noble Baron...

I fully recognise the importance of the healthcare support worker sector. I can reassure my noble...

I am extremely grateful to the noble Earl for his very full reply, and for drawing attention to t...

Moved by

Lord Hunt of Kings Heath

11: Clause 84, page 72, line 11, leave out “, with ...

My Lords, we come to a series of clauses that deal with the functions and priorities of HEE. I ha...

My Lords, I wish to speak to Amendment 24, which explores the benefits of placing a duty on the S...

My Lords, I would like to understand what Amendment 14 is suggesting, and maybe express some rese...

Amendment 19, on the importance of practical-based training in the education of clinicians, follo...

My Lords, I shall speak to Amendments 26 and 33. Like the noble Baroness, Lady Emerton, I also em...

My Lords, time and again in this House the matter of training of health professionals so that the...

My Lords, I will deal briefly with two of the amendments in this group. I will deal first with Am...

The Minister appeared to say that most of the people being consulted were professional bodies. He...

My Lords, I understand the point. In view of the hour, if I may, I will write to both noble Lords...

My Lords, I am very grateful to the noble Earl for that comprehensive response. I am sure that we...