The Chancellor stated that the Autumn Budget aims to end the neglect of the NHS, acknowledging however that significant tax rises and borrowing may not fully reverse 14 years of damage and underfunding from previous administrations.
Rachel Reeves expressed hopes to inject billions into the NHS, including $1.5 billion for surgical hubs, while acknowledging that the first Budget may not be sufficient to address the long-standing issues within the health system.
The Chancellor emphasized the need for a phased approach, stating, 'I don't think in one Budget you can undo 14 years of damage,' highlighting the importance of ongoing commitment to NHS improvements.
Emphasizing the necessary investment, Reeves highlighted ongoing issues, revealing that 'NHS staff are still using machines that were purchased by the previous Labour government,' illustrating the significant lack of updates under the Tories.
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