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  Opposition Day - Junior Doctors' Contracts
  
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  @ MP voted aye to guarantee no junior doctor will have their pay cut as a result of a new junior doctorsâ contract and for the Government to return to negotiations with the British Medical Association. 
  @ MP voted no against guaranteeing no junior doctor will have their pay cut as a result of a new junior doctorsâ contract; and against the Government returning to negotiations with the British Medical Association. 
  
  The majority of MPs voted against guaranteeing no junior doctor will have their pay cut as a result of a new junior doctorsâ contract; to remove financial penalties on hospitals designed to protect staff from working excessive hours; to retain the threat of imposing a new junior doctorsâ contract; against calling for proposals which are safe for patients and fair for junior doctors and against returning to negotiations with the British Medical Association. 
  
  
  The motion opposed by the majority of MPs in this vote was:  
  
  :That this House
  :''notes'' the stalled discussions between Government and the British Medical Association (BMA) about a new junior doctorsâ contract;
  :''opposes'' the removal of financial penalties from hospitals which protect staff from working excessive hours;
  :''urges the Government'' to guarantee that no junior doctor will have their pay cut as a result of a new contract; and
  :''calls upon the Government'' to withdraw the threat of contract imposition, put forward proposals which are safe for patients and fair for junior doctors and return to negotiations with the BMA.
  
  
  The motion rejected in this vote was:
  
  :That the original words stand part of the Question.
  
  The "original words" are those in the motion quoted above. 
  
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