Debates between Julian Smith and Nigel Evans during the 2010-2015 Parliament

NHS Risk Register

Debate between Julian Smith and Nigel Evans
Wednesday 22nd February 2012

(12 years, 11 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Julian Smith Portrait Julian Smith
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Last week, I met Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, to which the right hon. Gentleman referred earlier. To clarify, neither the chief executive nor the chairman raised any of the points that he has raised. Not only that, but the local GP commissioning consortia are perfectly happy and are asking me and other local MPs to push ahead with the Bill. Why is the right hon. Gentleman such a scaremongering buffoon?

Nigel Evans Portrait Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Nigel Evans)
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Order. I ask the hon. Gentleman to withdraw that description.

Julian Smith Portrait Julian Smith
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I withdraw it fully.

Academies Bill [Lords]

Debate between Julian Smith and Nigel Evans
Wednesday 21st July 2010

(14 years, 6 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Julian Smith Portrait Julian Smith
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Is the hon. Lady telling the public that this Bill will expand selection? If she is, I believe that is a deceit.

Nigel Evans Portrait The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means (Mr Nigel Evans)
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Order. The hon. Member should know that he cannot accuse another hon. Member of deceit. Perhaps he would like to rephrase his comments, and withdraw the word “deceit”.

Julian Smith Portrait Julian Smith
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Of course I will. I think it is important—

Nigel Evans Portrait The First Deputy Chairman
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Do you withdraw that word?

Julian Smith Portrait Julian Smith
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I withdraw that word, but I think it is important that we do not represent the Bill inaccurately. This Bill does not propose any expansion to selection in this country, beyond the terms embedded in existing legislation.