Amendments proposed to the Health Bill, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Duty to provide information to terminally ill patients about entitlement to attendance allowance
Anne Main NC3 To move the following Clause:'(1) Any medical practitioner who diagnoses a terminal illness in a patient must notify the Secretary of State that the patient is terminally ill. (2) A notification under subsection (1) must be made
(4) The Secretary of State must, as soon as reasonably practicable after receiving a notification under subsection (1), send the patient to whom the notification relates
Mr Andrew Lansley (a) Line 7, at end insert
Age of purchase of tobacco products
Mr Andrew Lansley NC4 To move the following Clause:'(1) The appropriate national authority may issue regulations modifying the Children and Young Persons (Protection from Tobacco) Act 1991 (c. 23) so as to substitute for the age specified in any of its provisions such other higher age or ages as they consider appropriate. (2) In section 1 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933 (c. 12) leave out "of sixteen years" and insert "specified by regulations under the Health Act 2006 (c. )".'.
Mr Eric Forth 8 Page 1, line 1, leave out clauses 1 to 12.
Ms Secretary Hewitt 18 Page 2, line 25 [Clause 2], leave out 'Section 3' and insert 'Section (Smoke-free premises: exemptions)'.
Ms Secretary Hewitt 19 Page 2, line 30, leave out Clause 3.
Mr Laurence Robertson 36 Page 2, line 31 [Clause 3], leave out subsections (1) to (4) and insert'( ) Despite section 2, the following descriptions of premises, may not be smoke-free
John Hemming 10 Page 2, line 33 [Clause 3], at end insert'(1A) The regulations may provide for local authorities to licence designated rooms in which smoking is to be permitted under appropriate conditions.'.
Mr Christopher Chope 5 Page 2, line 37 [Clause 3], leave out from 'hotels' to end of line 38 and insert 'and care homes, but not including prisons)'.
Mr Robert N. Wareing 27 Page 2, line 38 [Clause 3], at end insert
Mr Christopher Chope 6 Page 4, line 3 [Clause 5], at end insert
Ms Secretary Hewitt 20 Page 5, line 31 [Clause 7], leave out '3' and insert '(Smoke-free premises: exemptions)'.
Ms Secretary Hewitt 24 Page 6, line 3 [Clause 8], after 'section' insert '6(5) or'.
Ms Secretary Hewitt
Mr Andrew Lansley 12 Page 9, line 18 [Clause 13], at end insert
Mrs Nadine Dorries 35 Page 9, line 18 [Clause 13], at end insert
Mrs Nadine Dorries 37 *Page 9, line 18 [Clause 13], at end insert
Ms Secretary Hewitt 25 Page 14, line 41 [Clause 16], leave out 'responsible' and insert 'designated'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 13 Page 17, line 22 [Clause 17], at end insert
Mr Andrew Lansley 14 Page 19, line 32 [Clause 20], at end insert
Mr Andrew Lansley 15 Page 24, line 43 [Clause 28], leave out from 'time' to end of line 45.
Ms Secretary Hewitt 30 Page 25 [Clause 28], leave out lines 34 to 47.
Ms Secretary Hewitt 31 Page 26, line 3 [Clause 28], at end insert
(1) The failure by a person to comply with any requirements of section 72A of this Act, or of regulations made under that section, may constitute misconduct for the purposes of section 80 of this Act, section 8 of the Pharmacy Act 1954 and Article 20 of the Pharmacy (Northern Ireland) Order 1976; and the Statutory Committee may deal with such a failure accordingly. (2) A person who does not have the qualifications and experience required by regulations made by virtue of section 72A(7)(a) of this Act is not to be considered as a responsible pharmacist for the purposes of sections 70 to 72 of this Act. (3) Subsection (4) of this section applies if a person
Ms Secretary Hewitt 32 Page 26 [Clause 28], leave out lines 15 to 22.
Sandra Gidley 28 Page 28, line 42 [Clause 32], leave out from beginning to 'products' in line 43.
Sandra Gidley 29 Page 28, line 45 [Clause 32], at end add 'that are not drugs or medicines.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 16 Page 29, line 41 [Clause 34], at end insert'(2A) All optometrists registered with the General Optical Council and ophthalmic medical practitioners registered with the General Medical Council shall be permitted to offer the sight-testing service subject to inclusion on a list kept by the relevant Primary Care Trust of registered persons.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 17 Page 34, line 17 [Clause 35], at end add'28WG Duty to provide choice (1) The Secretary of State may make regulations requiring primary care trusts in the letting of GOS contracts to maximise choice for patients. (2) The regulations in particular may provide for primary care trusts to enable patients to be able to obtain the sight-test from the registered optometrist or ophthalmic medical practitioner of their choice.'.
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