LDVideo: Lib Dem MP Andrew George calls for NHS risk register publication

Liberal Democrat MP Andrew George voted on Wednesday to publish the NHS “risk register”, a document containing a detailed analysis of what could go wrong with the proposed changes in the health service in England. Here he explains why, and that though the Health Bill is now “less bad” he is yet to be persuaded it should go through:


(Also available on the BBC website here.)

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2 Comments

  • David from Ealing 23rd Feb '12 - 9:54pm

    Well done. Transparency is vital.

  • Billy Wright 24th Feb '12 - 11:14pm

    Just the one comment why? This really shames the party afterall we all stand for liberty and transparancy in governance.

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