§ Mr. John H. Osbornasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what steps he has taken to advise and list those countries, for the benefit of British tourists and holidaymakers, where adequate reciprocal arrangements have been made to make extra insurance cover for health and medical expenses unnecessary or irrelevant; and if he will tabulate this list in the Official Report.
§ Mr. DeakinsFull details of the reciprocal arrangements under which British tourists can obtain emergency medical treatment abroad are set out in leaflets SA28 and SA30.
Countries in which normally only nominal charges are made, mainly for prescriptions, are as follows:
- Bulgaria
- Channel Islands
- Czechoslovakia
- Denmark
- German Democratic Republic*
- German Federal Republic
- Gibraltar
- Irish Republic
- Isle of Man
- Italy
- Netherlands
Child Psychiatry Adolescent Psychiatry Specialty Mental Handicap Mental Illness Total Bethlem, Maudsley 24 32 24 356 436 Health Districts— South Hammersmith 15 — — 104 118 Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster (North West). — — — 55 55 Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster (North East). — — — 1,482 1,482 Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster (South). — — — 1,073 1,073 North Camden 1 — — 60 61 South Camden — — — 51 51 City and Hackney — — 46 127 173 Tower Hamlets — — 10 154 164 St. Thomas' — — — 1,175 1,175 King's — — — 123 123 Guy's 6 — — 77 83 Wandsworth and East Merton — — — 1,283 1,283 Grand Totals 46 32 80 6,119 6,277 Totals may not cast because of roundings.