Consultation responses

The RCN has responded to the Government plans to reduce red tape by cutting unnecessary data collections across the NHS that will save millions by releasing administrative and clerical resources to better support front line patient care.

The RCN responded to the public consultation on whether we need a UK Bill of Rights.

The RCN has responded to the Prime Minister's launch of the next phase of the independent NHS Future Forum in which a refreshed and expanded membership will look at four new areas of health policy.

The RCN has responded to the consultation for views on the core body of knowledge that pupils need to learn through PSHE education teaching and ways to improve the quality of teaching.

The RCN responded to the consultion on what integration means for general practice and general practitioners (GPs) in order to develop a policy that can guide decision making and service design.

The RCN has responded to the Open Data consultation paper which sets out the Government’s proposed approach for Transparency and Open Data Strategy; aimed at establishing a culture of openness and transparency in public services.

The RCN has responded to alternative options for allocating funding to local authorities for local Healthwatch and PCT Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards fundng.

The RCN has responded to the Government announcement of its settlement consultation on work routes leading to settlement (and other issues) and its proposed commission of the Migration Advisory Committee to consider the economic impact of restricting or removing settlement rights under tiers one and two of the points-based system.

The RCN has responded to The Government's commitment to review the long-term affordability and sustainability of public service pensions.

The RCN has responded to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) proposal to replace the Health and Safety (Fees) Regulations 2010 to reinstate existing fees and to extend the range of activities for which HSE recovers costs.