Submitted on Sunday 19th April 2020
Rejected on Friday 3rd July 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Fully restore all post-2009 losses to the NHS and health and social care sector
The Government must fully restore all losses accrued within the NHS and health and social care sector since 2010 - in terms of budget and financial cuts, and staffing, services and resources cut or lost. The NHS must be fully restored, and then subsequently maintained and improved upon every year.
The Government, and Boris Johnson personally, owe the NHS and health and social care sector an immeasurable debt. Boris Johnson owes them his life. That debt must be repaid - in full. Once this crisis has abated, the Government must fully rebuild the NHS and health and social care sector - bigger and better than it has ever been before. And it must be genuinely rebuilt, not just dishonestly lip-serviced. Now is the time for honesty, and respect.
Replace the losses. Restore the NHS. Save lives.
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The Government e-Petitions Team gave the following reason:
We can also only accept petitions that make a clear request from the Government, and it is not clear exactly how the Government would implement your request, as “post-2009 losses” are not clearly defined.
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