Health Secretary ‘keen’ to talk to unions but resists pressure on pay

What is the government's stance on contingency plans for patient safety?

• They are the sole responsibility of trade unions.

• They are crucial to mitigate risks.

• They are unnecessary.

• They should be ignored.

Who is responsible for ensuring sufficient cover for life-threatening emergencies?

• The government alone

• Patients themselves

• Trade unions

• Local councils

What does the government expect from the RCN regarding the pay review body?

• To challenge its findings

• To respect its independence

• To ignore its recommendations

• To replace it with a new body

What are some issues the government is keen to discuss with trade unions?

• Sports events

• Estate, technology, and safety

• Holiday schedules

• Social gatherings

During ambulance strikes, what is essential for trade unions to prioritize?

• Administrative tasks

• Public relations

• Emergency and life-threatening calls

• Routine check-ups