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1. INTRODUCTION—DISABILITY ALLIANCE AND RADAR 3. GUIDANCE TO MEDICAL SERVICES DOCTORS 5. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Memorandum submitted by MIND (National Association for Mental Health) (BAMS 39)
MS CLAIRE
MCCALL,
NACAB, MS MARGARET
LAVERY, Social Security Officer,
RADAR, MS ALISON
COBB, Policy Officer, MIND, and
MS JUDY
STENGER, Welfare Rights Adviser,
Neath MIND, examined. Question Number
Further memorandum submitted by MIND (BAMS 52) Memorandum submitted by the British Medical Association (BMA) (BAMS 18) Memorandum submitted by The Benefits Agency Sessional Doctors Association (BASDA) (BAMS 26) Letter from Dr Stephen Coles to Mr Simon Overgage, Operations Manager NDA re: Mileage Expenses Letter from Medical Services to Full Time Medical Advisers and Sessional Doctors Further memorandum submitted by the Benefits Agency Sessional Doctors Association (BASDA) (BAMS 45)
DR PETER
HOLDEN, Chairman of the Professional
Fees Committee, British Medical Association, DR
BERNARD LEE,
Chairman of the Benefits Agency Sessional Doctors Association
and DR DONALD
HUDSON, Membership Secretary of
the Benefits Agency Sessional Doctors Association, examined. Question Number
Memorandum submitted by the Department of Social Security (BAMS 28)
DR MANSEL
AYLWARD, Chief Medical Adviser,
DSS, MR DON
BRERETON, Policy Director with
responsibility for Social Security Policies for Sick and Disabled
People, DSS, and MR NORMAN
HAIGHTON, Project Director with
responsibility for Medical Services, Benefits Agency, examined.
Question Number
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