Health Minister David Anderson made a public statement in the House of Keys this morning to deny he’d misled MHKs.
He responded after it was suggested he’d said medics who’d written a warning letter about standards at Noble’s Hospital had withdrawn their support for the correspondence.
But in a statement at the start of today’s sitting of the Keys, Mr Anderson clarified what had actually been said:
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