Abolition Of Prescription Charges In England (EDM35)

Abolition Of Prescription Charges In England

EDM number 35 in 2008-09, proposed by Bob Spink on 03/12/2008.
Categorised under the topics of Health finance and Medicine.

That this House congratulates the Government on its recently announced new deal with pharmaceutical companies which is estimated to save the NHS Â£400 million on its drugs bill; notes that paid-for prescriptions raise Â£430 million in England; further notes that people in England often cannot afford the drugs they are prescribed, leading to health complications and additional subsequent costs for the NHS; and therefore calls on the Government and Opposition parties to take this opportunity to abolish prescription charges in England.

This motion has been signed by a total of 20 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Bob Spink	03/12/2008	Castle Point	Independent	Proposed
Lynne Jones	04/12/2008	Birmingham, Selly Oak	Labour	Seconded
Robert Wareing	08/12/2008	Liverpool, West Derby	Independent	Seconded
Evan Harris	08/12/2008	Oxford West and Abingdon	Liberal Democrat	Seconded
John McDonnell	08/12/2008	Hayes and Harlington	Labour	Seconded
Jeremy Corbyn	08/12/2008	Islington North	Labour	Seconded
Bob Russell	08/12/2008	Colchester	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Kelvin Hopkins	08/12/2008	Luton North	Labour	Signed
Janet Dean	10/12/2008	Burton	Labour	Signed
Dai Davies	10/12/2008	Blaenau Gwent	Independent	Signed
Martin Caton	10/12/2008	Gower	Labour	Signed
William McCrea	10/12/2008	South Antrim	DUP	Signed
John Hemming	11/12/2008	Birmingham, Yardley	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Denis Murphy	15/12/2008	Wansbeck	Labour	Signed
Rudi Vis	15/12/2008	Finchley and Golders Green	Labour	Signed
Eric Illsley	16/12/2008	Barnsley Central	Labour	Signed
Gregory Campbell	16/12/2008	East Londonderry	DUP	Signed
Frank Cook	16/12/2008	Stockton North	Labour	Signed
Greg Pope	14/01/2009	Hyndburn	Labour	Signed
Albert Owen	27/01/2009	Ynys M	Labour	Signed

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