HC Deb 25 May 1950 vol 475 c275W
88. Mr. Hastings

asked the Minister of Health how many areas in England and Wales have been declared as under-doctored; and whether it is necessary for a doctor to provide himself with a surgery as a first preliminary to submitting his name for inclusion in the medical list as a principal in such an area.

Mr. Bevan

I am sending my hon. Friend the current classification of areas by the Medical Practices Committee. It is being revised, and I hope the new classification will be available shortly. It is not necessary for a doctor to have a surgery before he applies for inclusion but the Medical Practices Committee may make the granting of an application conditional upon his acquiring one within a specified time.

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