SamuelRSmith on 09 March 2010
@mrstickball - Actually, the NHS is broken up into "Trusts", different Trusts provide different sets of healthcare plans (which are derived from their different opinions on what provides the best results for the money). Trusts are based on location. Sometimes you might be refused a specific treatment or what have you because your trust doesn't carry it - so healthcare is a post-code lottery.
Also, NHS Scotland/Wales/NI is devolved from Westminster, and they have different levels of funding which results in different levels of healthcare. NHS England is still controlled by Westminster, however.
EDIT: This was in response to your response to Flashheart, not in response to your response to my post.
