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old - . " Mr. Brown went on : " We |
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with bills of cost . |
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are dealing with a noble edifice which |
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improve it , but it has got a |
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from the real problems to fiddling about |
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fiddling about with bills of cost . |
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" After a lifetime of helping others and |
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healing the sick , my considered opinion is that |
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anybody supporting the increased charges is a |
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it , but it has got a quantity surveyor . We |
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wicked , old - . " Mr. Brown went on : " We |
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are dealing with a noble edifice which |
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needs an imaginative architect to improve |
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have descended from the real problems to |
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never were . " Interrupted by angry Tories , Mr. Brown retorted : |
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people , is good and attainable . " We remain for it . But the Tories |
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We believe that a comprehensive medical service , free to the patient |
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at the point of need and with one standard for all sick |
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" The jackals bay when there is nothing better they can do . " |
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sick people , is good and attainable . |
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Mr. Brown retorted : " The jackals bay |
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when there is nothing better they can do . " |
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never were . " Interrupted by angry Tories , |
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" We remain for it . But the Tories |
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of need and with one standard for all |
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" We believe that a comprehensive medical |
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service , free to the patient at the point |
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He told them that their conception of social services was wholly |
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the Korean war . |
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wretched - but it would not be too comfortable nor too easy to |
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get . Answering jeers that it was Labour which first put a |
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ceiling on health spending and started charges , Mr. Brown |
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reminded the hostile Government benches that was |
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would provide an ambulance service for the absolutely |
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different - fundamentally different from that of Labour . They |
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done in 1950 because of the financial strain of |
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nor too easy to get . Answering jeers that |
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services was wholly different - fundamentally |
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He told them that their conception of social |
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provide an ambulance service for the absolutely |
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different from that of Labour . They would |
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Brown reminded the hostile Government benches |
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on health spending and started charges , Mr. |
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strain of the Korean war . |
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that was done in 1950 because of the financial |
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wretched - but it would not be too comfortable |
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it was Labour which first put a ceiling |
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take ruthless action against the drug making |
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per cent. in the last eight years . |
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unsmiling Mr. Powell . He demanded that instead |
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Then Mr. Brown swung his attack directly to the |
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needy than Labour had to make it in 1950 . And |
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In fact , the Tories made it worse now for the sick and |
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of taking it out of the patients Mr. Powell should |
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industry , whose profits had risen by up to 400 |
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as a percentage of social service expenditure , |
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health had fallen from 28.5 to 23.1 per cent. |
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that instead of taking it out of the |
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to make it in 1950 . And as a percentage |
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of social service expenditure , health had |
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fallen from 28.5 to 23.1 per cent. Then |
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Mr. Brown swung his attack directly to |
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for the sick and needy than Labour had |
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action against the drug making industry , # |
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In fact , the Tories made it worse now |
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whose profits had risen by up to 400 per |
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the unsmiling Mr. Powell . He demanded |
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patients Mr. Powell should take ruthless |
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to the welfare food scheme . It was maintained |
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during the war . Now in conditions of Tory |
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industry , " Mr. Brown commented icily . " Let us have a |
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industry . " The health of children today owed much |
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affluence it seemed it could not be carried on . |
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full inquiry into the cost of drugs and the pharmaceutical |
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children and sick people than to take on this vast |
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" Mr. Powell finds it easier to take it out of mothers , |
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the war . Now in conditions of Tory |
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food scheme . It was maintained during |
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carried on . |
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the pharmaceutical industry . " The health |
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affluence it seemed it could not be |
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of mothers , children and sick people than |
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of children today owed much to the welfare |
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full inquiry into the cost of drugs and |
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Brown commented icily . " Let us have a |
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to take on this vast industry , " Mr. |
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" Mr. Powell finds it easier to take it out |
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to giving details of plans for improving the hospital service , |
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on which indeed the Government is making progress . |
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a full minute - and even his bitterest opponents |
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" even after the proposed changes the net cost of the |
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service to the Exchequer will have increased over |
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When Mr . Brown sat down Labour M Ps cheered for |
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three years by 20 per cent. |
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on defence joined in . Mr. Powell devoted half his speech |
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His basic defence of the Health Service cuts was that |
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Health Service cuts was that " even after |
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making progress . His basic defence of the |
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service , on which indeed the Government is |
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cheered for a full minute - and even his |
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