Health and Social Care Bill

Debate between David Anderson and Sarah Wollaston

Tuesday 20th March 2012 Commons Chamber

[Mr Anderson]

rose—

[Dr Wollaston]

Listening to Labour and seeing the extreme shroud waving that has been going on is, frankly, enough to give anyone a headache. I took the Ibuprofen because of what I read in the impact assessment. The impact assessment presents a sensible, balanced portrayal of the realistic risks and benefits, and warns me of many points of which I need to take heed. It is far more likely that I am going to develop indigestion from taking Ibuprofen than that I am going to collapse from a fatal skin reaction.