Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Ian C. Lucas and Paul Burstow

Tuesday 27th March 2012 Commons Chamber

[Paul Burstow]

The Bill will not lead to fragmentation. It actually supports greater integration of health, social care and public health and, at a local level, it allows health and wellbeing boards to become the means by which to co-ordinate all the agencies that have a part to play when it comes to tackling TB, not least in ensuring that the advice of public health officials benefits not just the NHS but wider public services that also have a role to play in raising awareness of the disease and ensuring that it is properly tackled.

[Ian Lucas (Wrexham) (Lab)]

4. What discussions he has had with Ministers in the Welsh Government on the treatment by the NHS of patients with defective breast implants.