All 4 Debates between Sajid Javid and Jane Hunt

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Debate between Sajid Javid and Jane Hunt
Tuesday 1st March 2022

(2 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Jane Hunt Portrait Jane Hunt (Loughborough) (Con)
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A dental practice in Shepshed has informed me that its NHS contract has changed little since 2006. Can the contracts and value of units of dental activity for treatment be increased to focus on prevention, rather than treatment alone?

Covid-19 Update

Debate between Sajid Javid and Jane Hunt
Monday 29th November 2021

(3 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Sajid Javid Portrait Sajid Javid
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This year alone, we have provided an additional £34 billion of support to the NHS and the social care system. All the extra funding is in place in each of the areas that the hon. Gentleman has just mentioned—whether it is the winter access fund for GPs or the support for the ambulance trusts, which I think have had more than £55 million for the winter pressures—and it is making a real difference.

Jane Hunt Portrait Jane Hunt (Loughborough) (Con)
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Having received my booster vaccination yesterday, I would like to thank the Leicestershire and Rutland vaccination service, and particularly Rachel and Abbie, for their excellent work. Does my right hon. Friend agree that it is vital that constituents take up their vaccinations, including their booster, to help us all through the winter period?

Sajid Javid Portrait Sajid Javid
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Yes, I do. The vaccines remain our primary line of defence and I congratulate my hon. Friend on getting her booster shot yesterday. I wholeheartedly agree that everyone who is eligible should come forward, to protect themselves and their loved ones.

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Debate between Sajid Javid and Jane Hunt
Tuesday 23rd November 2021

(3 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Sajid Javid Portrait Sajid Javid
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That is an important point, which is why the Government have listened to it. The hon. Gentleman will know that a lot of consultation was done before the Bill that he refers to was presented. In terms of voices around the table in the ICB, we have deliberately set up a permissive system that allows those local voices to be catered for, and for local decisions to be made. While there are minimum requirements, there are no maximum requirements.

Jane Hunt Portrait Jane Hunt (Loughborough) (Con)
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Humphrey Perkins School in my constituency had carried out all the necessary preparations ahead of its anticipated roll-out of the vaccine prior to the autumn half-term. However, the day before, the school was informed that the roll-out would be postponed until 30 November. Please can my right hon. Friend set out the reasons for this delay, and will he confirm that this date will not be pushed back again, as that could have an impact on transmission between local adults, among which cases have increased recently?

Covid-19 Update

Debate between Sajid Javid and Jane Hunt
Tuesday 14th September 2021

(3 years, 2 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Sajid Javid Portrait Sajid Javid
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I believe we have been very clear on this issue.

Jane Hunt Portrait Jane Hunt (Loughborough) (Con)
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Last Friday, Leicestershire MPs met NHS officials locally. We were told that around three quarters of all those in hospital with covid were not vaccinated. Does my right hon. Friend agree that if we do not want to be in lockdown this winter, all who can get the vaccine should get it, especially in Leicester, where I now understand from the shadow Secretary of State’s comments that take-up is only 61%?

Sajid Javid Portrait Sajid Javid
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I agree with my hon. Friend. Some 6 million adults throughout the UK remain unvaccinated, and we should all do that we can to at least encourage them to think about taking the vaccine, not only to protect themselves but to protect their loved ones.