New Statutory body as an alternative to the NHS for mental health and hidden disability

Now that advances in medical science has uncovered more people in modern times, children, adolescents and adults alike, including in the post-Covid era, with mental health and hidden disabilities including autism, is it not now time to set up a separate statutory body, properly funded and properly managed, entirely seperate from the NHS, dealing exclusively with all mental health and hidden disability issues? We all know the problems of the NHS that have been going on for decades and are well-documented, of mismanagement and wastage, so is it not time for a fresh start with a new body, alongside implementing reforms within the NHS?

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  • Forgive me if I'm wrong and mistaken here, but I thought that the right in general and the far right in particular and I'm including Rupert Lowe and Restore, have historically been the most hostile to disabilities, visiable or not. The most hetronormal, the most racist and misogynistic?

    You do know that Alexis Colby was a fictional character as was Dynasty itself. I think there are many tough business leaders and they're part of the problem seeing profit over people and having very low moral and ethical standards.

    Are you threatening the Mods in some way? It appears that you're asking them to make a list of "undesirables", both people and organisations, I don't think that is their role, they are here to ensure that NAS rules are kept, not those of other individuals or organisations

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