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  Opposition Day - NHS
  
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  @ MP voted aye to act to reverse A&E, cancer and referral waiting times; to publish evidence on the costs of reorganising the NHS; and to spend an extra Â£2.5 billion on building the NHS workforce of the future. 
  
  @ MP voted no against acting to reverse A&E, cancer and referral waiting times; against publishing evidence on the costs of reorganising the NHS; and against spending an extra Â£2.5 billion on building the NHS workforce of the future. 
  
  The majority of MPs voted against acting to reverse A&E, cancer and referral waiting times; against publishing evidence on the costs of reorganising the NHS; and against spending an extra Â£2.5 billion on building the NHS workforce of the future.  
  
  The motion rejected by the majority of MPs in this vote was:
  
  :That this House
  :''notes'' comments from leading experts that the NHS and social care services are at breaking point;
  :''believes'' that this is linked to the Governmentâs decision to reorganise the NHS;
  :''further notes'' that one senior Cabinet minister has said that reorganising the NHS was the Governmentâs biggest mistake;
  :''further believes'' that the NHS reorganisation has wasted money which could have been spent on frontline care;
  :''further believes'' that access to NHS services is now deteriorating and that staff numbers are not keeping pace with demand;
  :''notes'' the report by the Nuffield Trust, entitled Cause for Concern: Quality Watch annual statement 2014, published in October 2014, which found that it is now becoming harder to access care in many settings, with some people facing extreme waits;
  :''calls on the Government'' to act swiftly to reverse the deterioration in accident and emergency, cancer and referral to treatment waiting times;
  :''further calls'' on the Government to publish its independent evidence on the costs of reorganising the NHS; and 
  :''further calls on the Government'' to match the Labour Partyâs plans to raise an extra Â£2.5 billion to invest in building the NHS workforce of the future.
  
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