Because they made a lot more filling appointments with private patients
Competitive-Ill on
So they get the money on the books, preferential bank rates as more money in the bank, then they dont deliver the services and give the money back, which they then get a new allocation of the following year?
Can I also not provide services but still hold NHS money in, say, my mortgage?
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Because they made a lot more filling appointments with private patients
So they get the money on the books, preferential bank rates as more money in the bank, then they dont deliver the services and give the money back, which they then get a new allocation of the following year?
Can I also not provide services but still hold NHS money in, say, my mortgage?
Or someone please explain why it’s not like that…