House of Commons Health Committee
During the course of this inquiry, we heard widespread praise and support, both in this country and abroad, for the explicit commitment this Government has made to tackling health inequalities. This has involved a framework of specific policies, underpinned by a challenging and ambitious target. The Government has also continued to switch resources to the neediest areas; the neediest PCTs will receive 70% more funding than the least needy in 2009-10.
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