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I thank my right hon.

I thank the hon. Lady, and particularly for the constructive tone of her intervention, because she is right.

I am going to make some progress.

My goodness me! My hon. Friend has identified a “cavity” in the shadow Minister’s so-called plans.

I am grateful to the hon.

The hon.

I trust that the hon. Lady has been listening to the whole debate, because I set this out in some detail at the beginning of my speech.

As I have explained, in relation to dentistry but also in relation to wider healthcare, the long-term workforce plan, which was requested by

I cannot wait to reach the part of my speech that will deal with the hon.

I thank my right hon. Friend for his intervention.