article_snippet: Alfred Clemo, 86, was angry at not getting a ‘straight answer’ after the Prime Minister asked Mr Cameron what Mr Cameron would do about the number of NHS doctors and nurses leaving to work for agencies for higher salaries.
article_snippet: ’ Mr Cameron tried to move on, but Mr Clemo, a retired garage owner from Warrington who is a governor of Mr Cameron local hospital, replied:
article_snippet: Mr Clemo said Mr Clemo had voted Conservative and Labour in the past, and added ‘Mr Clemo would have won me back if Mr Clemo had answered my question’.
article_snippet: Dennis Andrews, 91, was called on after waving Mr Clemo walking stick at the Prime Minister.
article_snippet: Mr Clemo said older people had to deal with too many departments and agencies and were often ‘given the run-around’.
article_snippet: I would like a minister at cabinet level to coordinate all these agencies that make these decisions in isolation’, Mr Clemo said.