Health and Social Care Bill

Page 5, line 13, after first “the” insert “physical and mental”

Page 5, line 15, after first “the”insert “physical and mental”

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“( ) providing training and support for parents or prospective parents who are or who are likely to be caring for a young child under the age of 5;”

Page 16, line 5, at end insert “and the objectives specified under paragraph (a) include objectives relating to preparation and support for parents caring for one or more children under 5”

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“( ) the Secretary of State for Education”

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“( ) In discharging its duty under subsection (1), in relation to specialised services, the Board must exercise its functions in accordance with current NICE guidance.”

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“(3) The Board must, after consultation, determine and publish criteria—”

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“(2) The Board must, after consultation, determine and publish criteria—”

Page 32, line 27, after “may” insert “after consultation”

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“( ) promote awareness of the NHS Constitution amongst providers of primary medical services within the clinical commissioning group”

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“( ) Each clinical commissioning group must assist and support the NHS Commissioning Board in discharging its responsibilities under section 13D for securing effectiveness, efficiency and economy in the provision of primary medical services.”

Page 36, line 36, leave out “may” and insert “must”

Page 36, line 38, leave out “have regard to” and insert “implement”

Page 36, line 43, at end insert “including primary medical services”

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“( ) In so doing, the clinical commissioning group must—

(a) seek views of all appropriate clinical groups through the commissioning process,

(b) establish a procedure for reconciling different professional perspectives, and

(c) seek agreement of non-GP professional groups in case of significant service changes.”

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“( ) in decisions of the groups effecting the operation of primary medical services”

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“( ) Payments to voluntary organisations should be equal to or exceed the overall level of payments made by predecessor Primary Care Trusts.”

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“( ) The clinical commissioning group must also consult—

(a) the general public,

(b) the relevant local authority, and

(c) patients on the list of primary medical service providers within the clinical commissioning group.”

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“( ) No commissioning plan can be agreed or revised by a clinical commissioning group without the consent of the relevant Health and Wellbeing Board.

( ) If the clinical commissioning group and the Health and Wellbeing Board fail to agree, the NHS Commissioning Board will decide whether to publish or vary the plan.”

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“( ) patients receiving medical primary services from providers within the clinical commissioning group,”

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“( ) relevant inequalities”

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“( ) The Board must publish each year details of the methodology used to determine allocations to clinical commissioning groups.”

The above-named Lords give notice of their intention to oppose the Question that Clause 30 stand part of the Bill.