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The Government continued to argue that a public inquiry was not necessary.

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Lord Philip Hunt agreed that a public inquiry was not necessary.

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The Government did not think a public inquiry was necessary and thought the important thing was to ensure haemophiliacs with Hepatitis C received the best treatment.

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Lord Philip Hunt wrote that although there was a risk from using blood products, medical professionals believed that the benefits outweighed the risk.

  • Read more about Lord Philip Hunt wrote that although there was a risk from using blood products, medical professionals believed that the benefits outweighed the risk.

Carol Grayson wrote to Tony Blair asking for a full and open public inquiry.

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Carol Grayson wrote to Alan Milburn asking for a public inquiry.

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John Denham, Minister of State for Health, stated that there was no need for further investigation into haemophilia and hepatitis C.

  • Read more about John Denham, Minister of State for Health, stated that there was no need for further investigation into haemophilia and hepatitis C.

Susan Deacon was asked to consider a petition calling on Parliament to establish a scheme of compensation to assist people in Scotland who had contracted Hepatitis C as a consequence of infected blood transfusions.

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The Health and Community Care Committee stated that they would not be able to carry out a full inquiry into haemophilia and hepatitis C

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The Scottish Executive's line to take was that there was no need for a further inquiry.

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