Health and Care Bill

My Lords, if, as I hope, the Bill will be amended to establish a quadruple aim for the NHS—the fo...

My Lords, I want to direct a few remarks to the issue of research, in broad support of the speech...

My Lords, I thank the noble Baroness, Lady McIntosh of Pickering, and the noble Lord, Lord Sharke...

My Lords, I rise to speak on behalf of my noble friend Lady Blackwood of North Oxford and the nob...

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The noble Lord has recovered.

I am sorry—the noble Lord, Lord Patel, is here. I meant to say the noble Lord, Lord Bethell. I ap...

I am sorry to intervene. I am fascinated by everything that is being said but, given the cliché t...

I personally believe that international collaboration and engagement in research across all parts...

My Lords, I agree with the thrust of all these amendments. Most of the discussion has been about ...

My Lords, I am seriously concerned, for my sake, that I am invisible to the noble Baroness, Lady ...

My Lords, I fear that is my blindness and my problem, not his. I am very sorry.

My Lords, I am only teasing.

I declare an interest as a fellow of the Royal Society of Edin...

My Lords, I shall speak briefly in support of this group of amendments, particularly Amendments 7...

My Lords, I am grateful to noble Lords for putting forward these amendments, all of which seek to...

Like many of the debates on this Bill in Committee, this has been a fascinating one. It has been ...

My Lords, I am grateful to all who have contributed to what has been an excellent debate. I welco...

We now come to the group beginning with Amendment 83. The noble Baronesses, Lady Brinton and Lady...

Moved by

Baroness Walmsley

83: Clause 20, page 17, line 25, at end insert “and to ens...

My Lords, in moving Amendment 83 in my name, I want to speak to Amendment 86, also in my name, an...

My Lords, we have two noble Baronesses taking part remotely. I first call the noble Baroness, Lad...

My Lords, the present Health Minister and his predecessors for a number of years—far too many yea...

My Lords, we have one more noble Baroness taking part remotely. I invite the noble Baroness, Lady...

My Lords, I am very supportive of this group of amendments. There cannot be a safe, effective Nat...

My Lords, manpower planning requires a bit of definition. In my role at the TUC over many years, ...

My Lords, I shall speak to Amendment 170, in my name. I thank the noble Lord, Lord Stevens of Bir...

My Lords, in theory these amendments should not be needed, but in practice they clearly are, as t...

My Lords, listening to my noble friend Lord Stevens of Birmingham, I am beginning to feel the pai...

My Lords, I declare my interest in the register. I am making a very short intervention just to ta...

My Lords, I would like to follow the noble Baroness because my amendment relates to this issue. M...

My Lords, it is a pleasure to follow the noble Baroness, Lady Hollins, and I completely support w...

My Lords, I will speak briefly on Amendments 170, 171 and 173. As a former Chief Nursing Officer,...

My Lords, I have added my name to Amendment 146 in the name of the noble Baroness, Lady Merron, b...

My Lords, I add my voice in support of Amendment 170, so ably and brilliantly introduced by the n...

My Lords, I support Amendment 173 in the name of the noble Baroness, Lady Merron, to which I have...

My Lords, to state the obvious, without a workforce plan we cannot have a workforce. Amendment 17...