Only three minutes remain, and people are already arriving for the next debate. I still have five pages of notes, so I shall end up rushing.
The hon. Member for Gedling mentioned a constituent of his, and I will ensure that excerpts from his speech are passed to Ministers at the Department of Health so that the matter is drawn to their attention. Things falling between Departments is exactly what we want to address in the Green Paper.
There are a couple of other points that I shall not manage to answer, but the hon. Member for North West Durham raised the question of the differences in commissioning for high need with low incidence and low need with high incidence. I know that the Department of Health is aware of the communication champion's views on commissioning, and those views will be taken into account in designing the system.
I shall finish with a few words about the Green Paper.
Speech Therapy Services (Children)
Proceeding contribution from
Sarah Teather
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 3 November 2010.
It occurred during Adjournment debate on Speech Therapy Services (Children).
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