Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Caroline Dinenage and Paul Sweeney

Thursday 14th March 2019 Commons Chamber

[Caroline Dinenage]

My right hon. Friend is right. As well as having more GPs in training than ever before, we need to attract GPs who have left the workforce back into work. In March 2017, we launched a major “return to practice” campaign that aimed to attract 500 GPs. So far, 263 have completed the scheme, and a further 266 are in train.

[Mr Paul Sweeney (Glasgow North East) (Lab/Co-op)]

T8. Hundreds of WASPI women from across the country were in Parliament yesterday to protest at the spring statement, and they would like to know why the Government have not considered a special compensation scheme for women who have suffered severe detriment following the state pension change because they were never told about it in the first place.