Baroness Pitkeathley

I must point out to your Lordships that the new clause proposed by Amendment 21 would be in substitution for the new clause “Rights of life peers to s...

My Lords, I should inform your Lordships that if this amendment is agreed to I will be unable to call Amendments 195A to 197A for reason of pre-emptio...

I thank my noble friend for that positive reply. Does she agree that one of the main barriers to integration between health and social care is the lac...

To ask His Majesty’s Government what plans they have to promote joint training programmes and opportunities for joint working for staff who are separa...

My Lords, the Government have rightly adopted a preventive approach as far as the NHS is concerned. Does my noble friend agree that it would be a good...

My Lords, in addition to their role in providing many social care services, charities perform a very important function in speaking up for patients, u...

My Lords, history shows us that reform of social care is a contentious issue and political consensus has been notable by its absence—indeed, parties h...

To ask His Majesty’s Government what progress has been made in cross-party talks on the reform of social care.

I should advise your Lordships that, if Amendment 2 is agreed to, I will be unable to call Amendment 3 for reasons of pre-emption.

My Lords, I support Amendments 135 and 144, which relate to unpaid carers. It is always a pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Young of Cookham, wh...

I cannot call Amendments 58 to 59B, as they are amendments to Amendment 57. Amendment 60

We come to Amendment 24. The noble Lord, Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton, is not here. Is the amendment not moved? Amendment 24