Health and Social Care Bill

My Lords, I am sorry to intervene at this stage but does my noble friend the Minister not accept that there may well be two divergent views of what the best interests of the health service are, and that the board may hold one view, the Secretary of State an entirely different view—or, on the other hand, CCGs may hold one view and the board an entirely different view—and that undermines any notion of accountability if the Secretary of State has to stand up in Parliament and say, ““I do not believe what the board has done is in the interests of the health service but the board does and I cannot do anything about it””? That is the mischief at which these amendments are directed.