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  I will just add a quote from Labours shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham...
  
  
  "You get the feeling here that we're dealing with an industry that's very good at the sales pitch and taking people's money at the start of this process, but less good at aftercare and facing up to its responsibilities when things go wrong."
  
  Last night on television a number of talking heads were saying how much of a shambles this private health care is. Andy Burnham is right, its motivated by money, there are no records or statistics kept, nobody knows precisely just how many women are suffering because there are no regulations records or probably even rules. Those carrying out these operations are doing it to make money over and above anyone's particular welfare or health consideration.
  
  Is this a vision of what future private healthcare would be like. Fine when taking your money, but hard to locate your surgeon when things go wrong? These private clinics put these dodgy and dangerous implants in peoples bodies, no doubt with the usual assurances, they should now step up to the plate and correct a situation they created.

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