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Speeches by Smyth.

Every Hansard contribution by Karin Smyth this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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DateDebate & contributionWords
23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB74 Healthwatch Redbridge

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB73 Care Quality Commission (CQC)

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB72 Association of Optometrists

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB71 Patient Experience Library

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB70 Healthwatch York

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB69 A coalition of six homelessness charities: St. Mungo’s, Homeless Link, Groundswell, Single Homeless Project, Crisis and Pathway

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB68 Henry Burkitt, Managing Director, Oxygen Strategy (re: clause 58 (NICE compliance period))

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB67 Healthwatch England (supplementary submission)

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB66 Sickle Cell Society

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB65 Association of Anaesthetists

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB64 Dr Mary Guy, Research Fellow, Trinity College Dublin

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23 Jun 2026Health Bill (Fifth sitting)

HB63 Nuffield Trust

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18 Jun 2026Health Bill (Third sitting)

Clause 1 formally abolishes NHS England as a statutory body, which is one of the key aims of the Bill. The current structure, with its two centres, has led to layers of unnecessary bureaucracy, duplication and unclear lines of accountability, and has come with significant cost, with the centre growing significantly in

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18 Jun 2026Health Bill (Third sitting)

This is an interesting point, and it is always helpful to have one’s comments put back to one. I am happy to come back to this again. I ask my question again: do the Opposition oppose the abolition of NHS England? I do not think the Opposition oppose the abolition; they think it is the right thing to do. I appreciate t

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18 Jun 2026Health Bill (Third sitting)

Sorry, I know that was not an intervention.

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18 Jun 2026Health Bill (Third sitting)

I am happy to come back to it.

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (Second sitting)

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (Second sitting)

On resuming—

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16 Jun 2026Health Bill (Second sitting)

Sitting suspended for Divisions in the House.

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Sources
SourceHansard · official report
MethodEach row is one contribution (intervention or speech). Word count from the official text.