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End of Life Care - Question ( 5 Sep 2017)

Lord Howarth of Newport: ...by humane values, which is also one of the richest societies in the world, and that there can be no excuse for the extensive failure to provide appropriate palliative care for children who are terminally ill or bereavement support for their parents that has been reported by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the charity Together for Short Lives? Will the Secretary of...

Access to Palliative Care Bill [HL]: Second Reading (23 Oct 2015)

Lord Howarth of Newport: ...work on behalf of hospices I admire just as I admire the hospices themselves. I add my congratulations and thanks to those offered to the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay of Llandaff, for tabling this Bill, which I fully support. I shall start by talking about the needs of children in palliative care, responding to the urging by the noble Lord, Lord Crisp. I am sure that all noble Lords have...

Assisted Dying Bill [HL]: Second Reading (18 Jul 2014)

Lord Howarth of Newport: My Lords, I am against the Bill, but I think it right that your Lordships are debating it and the issues to which it gives rise. The decision ought to be made eventually and in due course by the elected House, but the debate that has taken place in the nation at large has not yet been adequate to enable society and Parliament to come to a final view. If I were terminally ill and in great...

Orders of the Day — Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Bill: Incapacity Benefit: Rate (21 Jun 1994)

Mr Alan Howarth: I am glad that the Government intend to accept the purposes of the amendments passed in another place with all-party support. They will help the most severely disabled people and households of the sick and disabled where there are children. The Government's response has been decent and in keeping with the moral concern and seriousness with which Ministers consistently approach their...

New Clause 3: Report to Parliament: Medical Test ( 8 Mar 1994)

Mr Alan Howarth: I hope that the Government will look carefully at the proposals in new clause 3 and the group of amendments. There is a case for having a report to Parliament on the effectiveness of the medical test and I am sure that my right hon. Friends will be willing to reflect on it and consider it positively. I know that they are looking to develop a system that will work humanely and practically....

Oral Answers to Questions — Public Accounts Commission: National Audit Office (21 Feb 1994)

Mr Alan Howarth: Will my right hon. Friend ask the National Audit Office to make a cost-benefit analysis of the decision by the trustees of the independent living (1993) fund to exclude from support severely disabled people who are terminally ill?


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