HC Deb 10 July 1984 vol 63 c476W
59. Mr. Maclean

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services, following the publication of the reports on the Rayner scrutinies into the National Health Service non-medical transport and advertising, what prospects he sees in achieving savings which can be devoted to patient care.

Mr. Kenneth Clarke

If all the potential savings identified in the two reports can in practice be realised, about £40 million a year currently spent on transport and advertising will be available to develop services for patients. It may take three or four years to achieve this level of savings.