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  Opposition Day - Weekly Publication of Accident and Emergency Statistics - Plan for Tackling Hospital Deficits
  
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  @ MP voted aye for weekly publication of A&E data to continue and to call on the Government to set out how it will tackle hospital deficits. 
  @ MP voted no  weekly publication of A&E data and against calling on the Government to set out how it will tackle hospital deficits. 
  
  The majority of MPs voted against weekly publication of A&E data and against calling on the Government to set out how it will tackle hospital deficits. 
  
  The motion rejected by the majority of MPs in this vote was:
  
  :That this House
  :''notes'' that hospital A&E departments have now missed the four-hour A&E target for 100 weeks in a row;
  :''further notes'' that trusts are predicting record deficits this year;
  :''believes'' the pressures on hospitals are a consequence of declining access to out-of-hospital services under this Government, including fewer older people receiving social care and more people waiting a week or more for a GP appointment;
  :''further believes'' the increasing bill for agency staff is also adding to the pressure on hospitals;
  :''notes'' that the Government plans to stop the weekly reporting of A&E data;
  :''believes'' this decision will make the NHS less transparent and make it harder for patients to judge the performance of their local hospital; and
  :''calls on the Government'' to reinstate the publication of weekly A&E data and to set out how it will tackle hospital deficits in 2015 in order to protect services.
  
  
  
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