MPs debated NHS sustainability and transformation plans
14 September 2016 (updated on 14 September 2016)
MPs debated NHS sustainability and transformation plans in the House of Commons on Wednesday 14 September.
Shadow Secretary of State for Health, Diane Abbott, opened the debate for the Opposition.
Minister of State for Health, Mr Philip Dunne, responded on behalf of the Government.
MPs voted against the motion on NHS sustainability and transformation plans by 280 to 195.
- Read the Opposition Motion in the Order Paper: Main Business item number 5
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House of Commons Library analysis
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The Library has published a briefing paper for the debate on NHS sustainability and transformation plans which provides a summary of the issues and links to Parliamentary and press coverage.
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