Dangerous Waste and Body Parts Disposal: NHS Debate

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Department: Department of Health and Social Care

Dangerous Waste and Body Parts Disposal: NHS

Rachel Maclean Excerpts
Tuesday 9th October 2018

(6 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Steve Barclay Portrait Stephen Barclay
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The first financial penalty it has suffered is the prompt action we took over the weekend, with 15 NHS trusts cancelling those contracts and moving across. There is a clear financial penalty in that loss of business. As for fines, that is a matter of legal process, through the Environment Agency, in the normal way. That is not an NHS matter. The focus for the NHS is on maintaining continuity of service.

Rachel Maclean Portrait Rachel Maclean (Redditch) (Con)
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The Minister will be aware that my constituents want to be assured that their operations in Redditch and Worcester will be able to continue as normal. Can he give them that assurance?