Debate on pelvic mesh and the Cumberlege review
A general debate has been scheduled in the Commons Chamber for 5 December on pelvic mesh and the Cumberlege review.
In September 2009, the Government announced that it would be introducing free personal care for people living in their own home with the highest care needs. The Bill follows proposals announced earlier in the year in the Shaping the Future of Care Together green paper to create a National Care Service for social care. It is intended that the introduction of free personal care will be the first step in setting up the National Care Service.
Personal Care at Home Bill. Bill 11 2009-10. (157 KB , PDF)
In September 2009, the Government announced that it would be introducing free personal care for people living in their own home with the highest care needs. The Bill follows proposals announced earlier in the year in the Shaping the Future of Care Together green paper to create a National Care Service for social care. It is intended that the introduction of free personal care will be the first step in setting up the National Care Service.
Personal Care at Home Bill. Bill 11 2009-10. (157 KB , PDF)
A general debate has been scheduled in the Commons Chamber for 5 December on pelvic mesh and the Cumberlege review.
A summary of statistics on sexual and reproductive health in England, with a focus on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV, contraception, conception and abortion, and related service provision.
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