Speeches by Johnson.

“(4B) The public awareness plan must include—”

“(i) what the single patient record is and what patient information it will contain;”

“Is it not also the case that anyone who is aware that an employee or relative has a licence and is concerned about their mental health can make such a report?”

“Before my hon. Friend moves on, may I ask him about security? It might also be possible for someone who looked at the records to identify where guns are kept. That information is currently is more protected than that.”

“Amendment 70, as the hon. Member for North Shropshire said, would require the Secretary of State to publish a risk assessment on the potential for digital exclusion in the single patient record. That is important because, as our lives become more electronic and online, there are people who are getting left behind. That…”

“I have a couple of questions about amendment 71 for the hon. Member for Winchester. First, can he comment on why the amendment refers to firearms, which have stricter licensing conditions than shotguns? Also, the GP should be aware, because all relevant medical information should filter back to them, that the person ha…”

“I beg to move amendment 48, in clause 47, page 36, line 1, at end insert— “(4A) Regulations may not be laid under this section unless the Secretary of State has published a plan setting out the measures to be taken to prevent clinicians and other persons involved in the provision of health care or social care from acce…”

“I am advised to declare that, although I am not a licence holder of a shotgun or a rifle, my husband has both a shotgun and a firearms licence.”

“Amendment proposed: 49, in clause 47, page 36, line 1, at end insert—”

“(ii) who will be able to access patient information through the system and for what purposes;”

“Question put, That the amendment be made.”

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“This amendment prevents the Secretary of State from making regulations to establish the single patient record unless a public awareness plan has first been published, laid before Parliament, and a minimum three-month public information campaign has been conducted before the system goes live.”

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“(d) a description of how the effectiveness of the campaign will be evaluated.”

“(4C) The minimum period referred to in subsection (4B)(c) must be not less than three months before the date on which the system is first made available to patients under subsection (1)(a).”

“(4D) The Secretary of State must lay the public awareness plan before both Houses of Parliament.”— (Dr Caroline Johnson.)”

“Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.”

“(iv) how patients will be able to view a record of access to their patient information; and”

“(v) how patients can raise concerns or make complaints;”