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Consultation on the Re-introduction of Hospital Parking Charges
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Consultation on the Re-introduction of Hospital Parking Charges
1. Do you agree (in principle) that the re-introduction of hospital parking charges is fair and appropriate in the context of the Department’s need to generate additional income for the Health Service given the current pressures on budgets?
Yes
No
Please provide below any comments for the reasons for your selection.
2. On the basis that it may result in increased hospital parking charges, would you support the following concessions which could help reduce the impact charging may have on some patients, visitors and staff?
Enhancing exceptions for persons with a diagnosis of a terminal illness and relatives of in-patients who are terminally ill and/or receiving end of life care.
-- Please Select --
Yes
No
Enhancing exceptions for patients with mental health disabilities and those accessing addiction services, as parking charges may act as a barrier to access treatment.
-- Please Select --
Yes
No
Providing 30 minutes of parking free across all chargeable sites, which will help staff and public set down and collect persons/items.
-- Please Select --
Yes
No
Providing free staff parking to permitted pass holders.
-- Please Select --
Yes
No
Please provide below any comments for the reasons for your selections.
3. Have you identified any Section 75 equality issues as a result of the current hospital parking charges policy?
Yes
No
Please provide below any comments for the reasons for your selection.
4. Taking account of the impact on demand once hospital parking charges are abolished, do you believe that the re-introduction of hospital parking charges could negatively impact people from rural areas?
Yes
No
Please provide below any comments for the reasons for your selection.
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