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That’s the whole intention of the current strategy.

i didn’t say I agree with the internal market. Loads of transactional costs (CCGs and CSUs) that takes funds that could be spent on direct patient care. We have had GP fund holding, PCGs, PCTs, CCGs, “World Class Commissioning”, Practice Based Commissioning. Competitions and Merger Authority...

That will happen here when the scope of testing extends beyond those taken to hospital.

As price is fixed, the competition was supposed to improve quality.

Is it taxable?

Over two weeks ago, about 6 March IIRC

We have actually ordered reagents from several manufacturers.

Because I authorised the order.

I was pointing out that it is not true for manufacturers to say that they had not had any orders for testing kit (analysers and reagents). Unlike you I am not trying to make political points. I am not making excuses but correcting an untruth.

Locally orders placed at least two weeks ago.

Locally orders placed at least two weeks ago.

Not true, orders placed but then delivery not guaranteed.

That’s London sorted then.

Blame Bercow for the Brexit delay.

A And nhs staff are dealing with people with a high probability of being positive.

If only Brexit hadn’t been delayed.

T Thats what’s called exponential growth which is what happens with epidemics/ pandemics.

It’s the pe It’s the people who don’t listen who are prats. I wonder what their average age is? Or their IQ?

I remember in a game against WBA. Bobby Gould played for them and barged into Ray Barry, hit him and slid off to the floor. Barry played a great clearance, turned round, grabbed Gould by the front of his shirt and bounce him up and down whilst growling at him. Such a shame Roy broke his leg...

See the twats in London being the least observant of social distancing. Lock them down now!