which means it will face increased scrutiny but both Welsh Conservatives and Plaid Cymru want him to resign over the issue.
Des Kitto, chief officer of the board of Community Health Councils in Wales and former chief officer for patient watchdog Cwm Taf CHC, said it was a"horrific report" which was"sickening to the stomach". programme, Mr Longley said he had apologised to 40 people including women and families"let down", who he met following the report's publication on Tuesday."Apologies are empty words if they aren't faced by action," he said."Clearly we have failed in our task."
"Now, to go looking for somebody to say, 'right, it's your fault, you must go', I think is to misunderstand what's been done.
A lot of the NHS isn’t fit for purpose, propped up by rose tinted good old days attitude. But all that’s ever said is more funding, never better accountability and legal regress. A thug culture is endemic, tear it down and start again