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Oral Answers to Questions — Health: General Practice (Cash Limits) (24 Jan 1989)

Harriet Harman: How does the Secretary of State answer patients' justifiable fears that when general practitioners are kept to fixed budgets they will limit patient care so as to keep within the budget? Will not doctors give treatment to suit the budget rather than treatment that suits the patient, and what happens if the money runs out?

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Hospitals (Wage and Salary Rates) (21 Mar 1989)

Harriet Harman: Is it not reprehensible that the process of opting out should be done in secrecy and by stealth?

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: GPs (Contracts) (25 Apr 1989)

Harriet Harman: Is it not the case that a patient receives better care if a GP has more time to spend with each patient? Is it not going in completely the wrong direction to give financial incentives to doctors to have as many patients as possible on their lists?

NHS White Paper (Doctors' Response) ( 2 May 1989)

Harriet Harman: Two fifths.

King's Cross Railways Bill (By Order) ( 8 May 1989)

Harriet Harman: What are we here for?

"Working for Patients" (11 May 1989)

Harriet Harman: rose—

Opposition Day: Community Care (26 Jun 1989)

Harriet Harman: Not enough is done.

Orders of the Day — Human Organ Transplants Bill: Disciplinary Offences ( 6 Jul 1989)

Harriet Harman: No, to look at it.

Opposition Day: Teacher Shortages (18 Jul 1989)

Harriet Harman: rose—

Health Policy (25 Jul 1989)

Harriet Harman: Will the hon. Gentleman support people in Yorkshire who want a say before any of their hospitals become self-governing NHS hospital trusts and opt out of the district health authority?

National Health Service ( 1 Nov 1989)

Harriet Harman: rose——

Health and Social Security (27 Nov 1989)

Harriet Harman: That is absolutely true.

Orders of the Day — National Health Service and Community Care Bill: Ist Allotted Day ( 7 Dec 1989)

Harriet Harman: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Orders of the Day — National Health Service and Community Care Bill (11 Dec 1989)

Harriet Harman: —Ministers never talk about these cases. [Interruption.] Perhaps they do not even read the reports of such tribunals. Conservative Members do not care, because these homes are private. [Interruption.] The Government's commitment to the market takes priority over their commitment to the vulnerable and the dependent.

Oral Answers to Questions — National Finance: Manufacturing Investment (18 Jan 1990)

Harriet Harman: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what percentage of business investment was represented by manufacturing investment in (a) 1978 and (b) 1988.

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Family Planning (20 Feb 1990)

Harriet Harman: Does the Minister not realise that, because of cash limits, one quarter of all health authorities are cutting their family planning services and that some, such as Chichester, Cambridge and Trafford, are closing all their family planning clinics? Will she promise to carry out a review because otherwise there will be an increase in unplanned pregnancies?

National Health Service and Community Care Bill (Allocation of Time): Interpretation (14 Mar 1990)

Harriet Harman: Why, then, does the hon. Gentleman intend to vote for the guillotine?

Orders of the Day — National Health Service and Community Care Bill: Small Homes (14 Mar 1990)

Harriet Harman: I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.

Orders of the Day — National Health Service and Community Care Bill (15 Mar 1990)

Harriet Harman: Now answer my question.


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