it is the cqc that deals with these issues. we have that in place is there , more we can do? yes, and we are doing it. mr. corbyn: that home was understaffed and we should not be blaming underpaid and hard pressed workers, we should be ensuring there are enough of them properly paid and all of the comes. there was a serious problem of understaffing and it was a last , labor government that established the cqc. it is insufficient, we need stronger action than that. yesterday, mr. speaker, the government proposed that patients may have to show passports or other id to access nonemergency health care. has the government considered that the impact of this on elderly people? the last census showed up nine -- showed up to 9.5 million people in the country do not have passports a? rather than disguising the argument, can you provide the nhs and social care with the money it needs to provide care for the people in these two support? pm may: over the course of this parliament, the government will be spending half a trillion pounds on the national health service. >> hear! pm may: the r

my honorable friend, the minister for community health and care, is going to be writing cqc shortly to see if we can improve what they do. that deals with these issues. is there more we can do? yes, and we are doing it. mr. corbyn: that home was notrstaffed and we should be blaming underpaid and hard-pressed care workers but ensuring there are enough of them properly paid and all of the comes. there was a serious problem of was a lastng and it labor government that established the sea qc and i think -- the cqc. the government proposed that patients may have to show passport or other id to access nonemergency health care. has the government condered that the impact of this on elderly people the last census showed up nine point 5 million people in this country don't have passports? rather than disguising the argument, can you provide the nhs and social care with the money it needs to provide care for the people in these two support? pm may: over the course of this parliament, the government will be spending half a trillion pounds on the national health service. >> hear! the right honorab

it's the cqc that deals with these issues. we have that in place. is there more we can do? yes, we're doing it. >> mr. speaker, the problem seems to be that that home was understaffed and we shouldn't be blaming often underpaid and hard-pressed care workers. we should be ensuring there are enough of them properly paid in all of those homes. there was a serious problem of understaffing. a warning notice is insufficient. yesterday, mr. speaker, the government proposed that patients may have to show passports or other i.d. to access nonemergency health care. has the government considered that the impact of this on elderly people, the last census showed us that 9.5 million people in this country don't have passports? rather than distracting people with divisive and impractical policies, could the prime minister provide the nhs and social care with the money that it needs to care for the people who need the support? >> over the course of this parliament the government will be spending half a trillion pounds on the national health service. the right honorable gentleman asked abou

it's the cqc that deals with these issues. we have that in place. is there more we can do? yes, we're doing it. >> mr. speaker, the problem seems to be that that home was understaffed and we shouldn't be blaming often underpaid and hard-pressed care workers. we should be ensuring there are enough of them properly paid in all of those homes. there was a serious problem of understaffing. a warning notice is insufficient. yesterday, mr. speaker, the government proposed that patients may have to show passports or other i.d. to access nonemergency health care. has the government considered that the impact of this on elderly people, the last census showed us that 9.5 million people in this country don't have passports? rather than distracting people with divisive and impractical policies, could the prime minister provide the nhs and social care with the money that it needs to care for the people who need the support? >> over the course of this parliament the government will be spending half a trillion pounds on the national health service. the right honorable gentleman asked abou

there was a serious problem of understaffing and was the last labour government that established the cqc and i think a warning notices insufficient that we need stronger action than that. yesterday mr. speaker the government proposed patients may have to show passports or other i.d. to access nonemergency health care. has the government considered that the impact of this on elderly people come the last census showed 9.5 million people in this country don't have passport. rather than distracting but impractical policy that the prime minister provide social care with the money that he needs to care for the people who need the support? >> over the course of this parliament the government will be spending half a trillion pounds on the national health service. the right honorable gentleman asked about their process to ensure the people who are receiving nhs treatment are entitled to receive such treatment. for many years there has been a concern about health tourism, the people turning up in the uk accessing health services and not paying for them. we want to make sure that those who are enti