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Points of Order: Broadcasting (10 Jul 2006)

Adam Price: ..., which has, however, thrown its position into sharp relief. Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish listeners are constantly served up a series of England-only policy discussions, on, for example, foundation hospitals and specialist schools, which are entirely irrelevant to our education and health services because those matters either are or should be devolved. I hope that those that are not...

Regional Pay (Public Sector) (18 Jun 2003)

Mr Adam Price: Does the hon. Gentleman agree that there is a contradiction in the Government's policy on foundation hospitals? Surely the only purpose of giving foundation hospital trusts autonomy on local pay is to attract key staff from other areas.

Written Answers — Health: Foundation Hospitals (Welsh Patients) (3 Jun 2003)

Mr Adam Price: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what recent discussions he has had with Secretaries in the National Assembly for Wales regarding the grant of foundation hospital status to hospitals serving Welsh patients.

Welsh Affairs (12 Mar 2003)

Mr Adam Price: While I applaud the fact that the Labour Administration in Cardiff will not go down the dangerous route to foundation hospitals, such hospitals along the border will probably have the right to set their own rates of pay for medical staff, including nurses. Is not there a danger that the already severe crisis in retention of nursing staff in Wales could be made even worse as they are poached...

Welsh Affairs (12 Mar 2003)

Mr Adam Price: Unlike the Secretary of State, I oppose foundation hospitals in Wales and in England. That is the contradiction that I am trying to tease out. Foundation hospitals in England will have a detrimental effect on the provision of health services in Wales.

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