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Speech in Lords Chamber - Mon 31 Jan 2022
NHS Dentistry

"My Lords, an important point arising today is the absence of dental care for children. This problem has worsened. What specific measures have the Government got in mind to accelerate dental care for children?..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 27 Jan 2022
Social Care Sector: Private Equity

"My Lords, I am sure that the noble Lord, Lord Sikka, is aware of the major benefits to our economy and the provision of social care contributed by the UK’s successful private equity sector. Private capital is driving the development of the UK’s world-leading technology sector and powers the growth …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 26 Jan 2022
Health and Care Bill

"My Lords, I support the amendment of the noble Lord, Lord Forsyth, but was asked at short notice by my noble friend Lord Suri to present his contribution. He makes the point that we humans look after animals and other living creatures with the highest levels of care—..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Mon 24 Jan 2022
Sugar

"My Lords, the noble Lord, Lord Brooke, raises an important issue. Obesity is now a major UK health problem, and excess sugar consumption is a major cause, with significant sugar content in too much of our food. I confess to being somewhat of a sugar addict myself—corrected by my wife, …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Mon 24 Jan 2022
Sugar

"The solution here is surely to bring in sugar substitutes...."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 13 Jan 2022
Ambulance Queues: Health Outcomes

"My Lords, could the Government look at how many lives have been lost as a result of delays? I suggest this might be more of an issue than the Government are aware of...."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 06 Jan 2022
Public Health: Night-time Working

"Approximately what proportion of total working is represented by night working?..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 19 Oct 2021
GPs: In-person Appointments

"My Lords, it was appropriate for GPs to avoid physical contact with their patients when the Covid risk was significant. As this abates, it is surely equally correct for GPs to agree to returning to seeing patients when they so request and where their symptoms invite further investigation. Also, rewarding …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 15 Sep 2021
NHS: Hospital Visiting

"My Lords, I question the wisdom of seeking to restore all visiting arrangements as soon as possible. For the time, surely visitor resource priority should go to those who are seriously ill, whether with Covid or other serious illness. Visiting should be limited, for the time being, both for the …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 08 Sep 2021
NHS: Nursing Workforce

"My Lords, might the Government consider upping NHS nurses’ pay rates but, at the same time, ending the practice of employing agency nurses? Frequently nurses work three days a week directly and two days a week on an agency basis, costing the NHS significantly more than full-time employee nurses...."
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