Mr Hunt asks of Professor Stephen Hawking, "Is it 2 much to ask him to look at evidence?" (648)

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For Clarity - Attempt 648.

648. Mr Hunt asks of Professor Stephen Hawking, "Is it 2 much to ask him to look at evidence?"

And the simple answer Mr Hunt is no, Professor Hawking just needs to look at, "Direct Democracy: An Agenda for a New Model Party. 2005"

(www.douglascarswell.com/download)

It seems that at the time you were taking your inspiration from Cromwell rather than Churchill.

On the front page under, "Douglas Carswell" we see that you're listed - along with Michael Gove, Greg Clark and several others - as one of its authors.

On page 3 you tell us that, "the word, 'accountability' was the best of the 11 words in the Tory campaign (there were only11 words?) ... Accountability must be direct, democratic and local."

Q. Mr Hunt, if you believe democracy must be direct, democratic and local, why hasn't Professor Waite told me the name of his Anonymous Desk Top Reviewer?

Q. Professor Waite, what was the name of your Anonymous Desk Top Reviewer and why haven't you provided me with a full explanation for his/her ludicrous decision in my late father's case?

Later on in Direct Democracy, you state that,

"The problem with the NHS is not one of resources. Rather, it is that the system remains a centrally run state monopoly, designed over half a century ago...We should fund patients, either through the tax system or by way of universal insurance, to purchase health care from the provider of their choice." 

Q. Mr Hunt, does that or does that not say that patients can purchase care by way of universal insurance?

Q. Mr Hunt, do you still believe that the problem with the NHS is not one of resources?

Q. Mr Hunt, isn't the real problem with the NHS - you?

We agree that it doesn't say US-style insurance but you do mention; France, Germany and Switzerland, who,

"operate insurance-based systems which cover all members of society."

Q. Mr Hunt, having looked at the evidence is it not the case that you and your co-authors were advocating an insurance-based system to overcome the state monopoly operated by the NHS as far back as 2005?

Further evidence would seem to be provided by an Independent article entitled,

"The choice is between US-style private health-insurance under a Theresa May dystopia, and a public NHS under Jeremy Corbyn's progressive vision."

(www.independent.co.uk/news/long-reads/nhs-private-health-may-corbyn-general-election)

Here we're told,

"Accountable/integrated care is an American model of health care associated with organisations such as Kaiser Permanente. In fact, Jeremy Hunt has informed Parliament that the NHS should learn from Kaiser even though it became infamous for dumping patients on the streets of Los Angeles." 

Q. Mr Hunt, for certain homeless hospital patients in Los Angeles it seems their health-insurance wasn't permanenete. Is dumping homeless hospital patients back onto the streets of London your vision for a denationalised NHS here in the UK?

Q. Mr Hunt, under your denationalised NHS would homeless hospital patients be offered the choice of being dumped in Milton Keynes instead?

Yet more evidence, should you still need it, can be found in Alex Scott-Samuel's "Tory Plans for NHS privatisation released during Parliamentary recess." Aug 5th 2016.

This says,

"At the same time, private sector and insurance friendly, 'new models of care' (Cromwellian?) are being imposed in community settings, further undermining NHS hospitals. The ultimate intended outcomes of this massive dictatorial reorganisation process are privatisation, co-payments, charges and insurance-funded care."

It really does seem we're engaged in an uncivil war over the future of our NHS which clearly isn't safe in your hands.

Q. Mr Hunt, if you're so committed to democracy, accountability and western liberalism, why was this plan released during the Parliamentary recess when no-one could debate it?

Alex Scott-Samuel continues,

"CCGs that fail to follow Simon Steven's diktat will be disbanded and/or forced to become US-style accountable care organisations, (ACOs)..This is with the aim of promoting mergers, cuts and closures in the publicly provided NHS and introducing community based, 'integrated packages of care' which are readily amenable to private sector provision and insurance funding - as occurs in the US  ACOs on which this particular 'new model of care' is based."

Q. Mr Hunt, your new model of care would appear to be based on US ACOs which are amenable to insurance funding - were you not aware of this and should you not now be offering Professor Hawking a sincere and heartfelt apology?

On page 4 we read that you collectively,

"believe that the great challenge of our times is the need to reform those institutions which exist to serve the public interest in a way which makes them truly responsive to public demands and better fitted to advance the highest ideals of the liberal democratic West."

Q. Mr Clark we see that you too were also one of the authors of Direct Democracy: An Agenda for a New Model Party. When the RICS received its Royal Charter it too was expected to promote the public interest. How is failing to adequately regulate its Members and (Un)Regulated Firms and thereby permitting their surveyors to develop practices that do not work in the customer's interests, serving the public interest?

Since 2011 we've been asking; The Rev Shand Smith, Professor Finch, Gillian Fleming, Vince Cable, Jo Swinson, The Independent Assessor, Jonathan May, the Government monitors of this Government approved Ombudsman Services:Property redress scheme, Francis Maude, Sajid Javid, Greg Clark and Lord Tim Clement Jones about the vanishing evidence at the company. A place where, in defiance of all known laws of economics, financial awards have plummeted from an average of £1.511.75p in 2010/11 to 50 quid in 2016.

Q. Mr Clark and Lord Tim Clement Jones, is it 2 much to ask you to look for where the evidence of how complaints are handled at Ombudsman Services:Property has been hidden? And why?

Yours sincerely,

Steve Gilbert - Workstock Number - 510458.