Campaign for the NHS Reinstatement Bill

Renationalising our NHS will require legislative change

Keep Our NHS Public supports efforts to overturn the highly damaging 2011 Health and Social Care Act with alternative legislation. The National Health Service Bill 2016-17 (often known as the NHS Reinstatement Bill) – put before Parliament as a Private Members’ Bill, seeks to do this.

The authors of the bill, academic barrister Peter Roderick and Professor Allyson Pollock created the bill to restore the NHS back to its full stature as a public service and reverse the current privatisation that is wrecking it. The NHS Bill is a legal solution to the current problems facing the NHS after more than 25 years of legislation seeking to break it apart.

Further information

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Campaign for the NHS Reinstatement Bill news

People’s Covid Inquiry

5 February 2021 Keep Our NHS Public 2

With more than 150,000 deaths from COVID-19 Keep Our NHS Public believes the public deserves to know how and why this has happened. That is why we launched the People’s Covid Inquiry, along with a […]

We’ve got the Tories rattled

6 November 2019 Keep Our NHS Public 0

Conservative Parliamentary Candidates have been ordered to not sign pledges to defend the NHS from trade deals and privatisation. This is despite nearly a million of you signing our petition to keep Donald Trump’s hands […]