NHS Commissioning
There have been votes in Parliament on if GPs should buy services such as out of hours care, ambulance services and hospital care on behalf of their patients.
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Bill Wiggin consistently voted for reforming the NHS so GPs buy services on behalf of their patients
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On 23 Oct 2019:
Bill Wiggin voted to continue to empower GPs to commission services, retain a strong Care Quality Commission, to retain Healthwatch England, and not to reverse a decision to seek to cut admin costs for example by abolishing Primary Care Trusts.
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On 7 Sep 2011:
Bill Wiggin voted to support proposed NHS reforms including giving more power to GPs to commission services, strengthening the Care Quality Commission, and cutting admin costs for example by abolishing Primary Care Trusts.
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On 16 Mar 2011:
Bill Wiggin voted in support of the Government's NHS reorganisation.
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On 31 Jan 2011:
Bill Wiggin voted to support proposed NHS reforms including giving more power to GPs to commission services, strengthening the Care Quality Commission, and cutting admin costs for example by abolishing Primary Care Trusts.
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On 13 Mar 2012:
Bill Wiggin voted to support proposed NHS reforms including giving more power to GPs to commission services, strengthening the Care Quality Commission, and cutting admin costs for example by abolishing Primary Care Trusts.
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On 13 Mar 2012:
Bill Wiggin voted to support proposed NHS reforms including giving more power to GPs to commission services, strengthening the Care Quality Commission, and cutting admin costs for example by abolishing Primary Care Trusts.
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On 26 Oct 2011:
Bill Wiggin acted as teller for a vote on Health and Social Care Bill — Drop the Bill — Cross Party Talks on NHS Commissioning
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On 9 May 2011:
Bill Wiggin voted against fundamentally changing the Government's plans for NHS reforms including dropping the proposed market-based approach.
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