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Sir Keir rules out extra cash to repair NHS
(morningstaronline.co.uk)
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The main issue is more funding won't help; all it does is patch things up, and the root causes of the issues never get solved.
With reform, you could remove bureaucracy where it causes issues and add it where there's breakdowns in communications instead of just adding more funding to improve capacity in one obvious area and expose a bottleneck immediately before or after it, making the majority of the extra funding wasted
It's usually a good idea to patch a ship before it sinks, rather than re-arrange the deck chairs.