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SINGLE HANDER GENERAL PRACTITIONERS

Early day motion 492, tabled 13 January 2003 by Sir David Amess (Conservative). Signed by 3 members.

That this House calls on the Prime Minister to withdraw his comments made at Prime Minister's Questions on 3rd July 2002, when he stated that 'There has been a move over time away from single-handed practices so as to improve the quality of care that people receive', implying that single-hander general practitioners are somehow substandard, which have offended a great many single-hander general practitioners, the vast majority of whom offer an exemplary service to their patients.

Signatures by party: Conservative 3.