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Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Bill (7 May 2003): Mr Stephen Byers: ...changes to their national health service or other public services, but radical and fundamental improvements. Reform must be underpinned by consistent values and principles and I believe that foundation trusts fully reflect those values and principles. My right hon. and hon. Friends have articulated concerns this afternoon, particularly about the danger of creating a two-tier system. We...
Health and Pensions (14 Nov 2002): Mr Stephen Byers: ...as was necessary during the 1990s to make the Labour party electable again. That is why I congratulate my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Health, who, in making the proposals for foundation hospitals, has shown how fresh, new thinking to identify and meet the needs of the present day can be embedded in the values and principles of the Labour party that was founded over 100...
Public Services (22 Jan 2002): Mr Stephen Byers: ...supposed to be dominated and controlled by Railtrack, have fallen behind because of the management failures of Railtrack. Investment is crucial in high-quality public services, which provide the foundation of economic prosperity and social renewal; it generates wealth as well as supporting welfare provision. As a nation, we have suffered for generations from chronic underinvestment. It is...

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