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UK Parliament · Public Bill · No. 0561

Patient Transport Bill [HL]

[2nd reading, 5 February 2010]
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The purpose of the Patient Transport Bill is to ensure the provision of patient transport services is co-ordinated between primary care trusts, hospital trusts and local transport authorities. <br><br>Through such co-ordination, the Bill aims to provide for more effective, user-focused transport services, and to prevent problems such as patients missing appointments from a lack of available transport.<br><br><strong>Key areas</strong><br><br><ul><li>The Bill would place a duty on primary care trusts, hospital trusts and local transport authorities to co-ordinate the provision of patient transport services.</li></ul><ul><li>In fulfilling this duty, primary care trusts, hospital trusts and local transport authorities would have to have regard to efficiency and economy.</li></ul><ul><li>Primary care trusts, hospital trusts and local transport authorities would have to specify in their annual reports how they had fulfilled these obligations.</li></ul>

Presented by Baroness Greengross.
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Bill passage

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  • 1st reading23 Nov 2009
  • 2nd reading5 Feb 2010