I have had to take a break from this blog, partly due to a 1 week holiday, and also because March is the GP ‘end of year’ so lots of deadlines fall on March 31st.
There has been lots of controversy about the Health and Social Care Bill recently. The coalition government has had to call a pause to review it. Good. But is this just a PR exercise, a strategy to turn down the heat, make some minor compromises, and then proceed?
I had set myself a goal of writing to all MPs. It is slower than I had anticipated. Today I am doing the C’s.
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I have had to take a break from this blog, partly due to a 1 week holiday, and also because March is the GP ‘end of year’ so lots of deadlines fall on March 31st.
There has been lots of controversy about the Health and Social Care Bill recently. The coalition government has had to call a pause to review it. Good. But is this just a PR exercise, a strategy to turn down the heat, make some minor compromises, and then proceed?
I had set myself a goal of writing to all MPs. It is slower than I had anticipated. Today I am doing the C’s.
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This entry was posted on Sunday, April 10th, 2011 at 07:27 and is filed under General Commentary. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.