congress. and i ll tell you why. who e-maited congress. and i ll tell you why. who e mailed me last night at nine o clock? e mailed me last night at nine o clock? the health secretary wants to see o clock? the health secretary wants to see me applause. colleagues, this is not about negotiations, but it is important that i negotiations, but it is important that i go negotiations, but it is important that i go and i tell them again why many that i go and i tell them again why many of that i go and i tell them again why many of you voted to reject the pay offer~ many of you voted to reject the pay offer~ ih many of you voted to reject the pay offer. in scotland our overwhelming strike offer. in scotland our overwhelming strike mandate forced scottish government into several rounds of negotiations without a single day of action applause. absolutely. i know some of you are frustrated absolutely. i know some of you are frustrated at not being able to join coll
sailing dangerously close to the wind in terms of what is a safe care. she said fair pay is notjust good for nurses but also good for patients and she will continue fighting for that if the royal couege fighting for that if the royal college of nursing members back the strike action in the ballot being held which opens next week and there is a senior staff nurse in a hospital, what did you make of the speech? we hospital, what did you make of the seech? ~ . ., . . , speech? we have got pat really caettin us speech? we have got pat really getting us going speech? we have got pat really getting us going for speech? we have got pat really getting us going for the - speech? we have got pat really . getting us going for the next ballot action getting us going for the next ballot action in getting us going for the next ballot action in a getting us going for the next ballot action in a few days and we have 3000 action in a few days and we have 3000 members behind me in this hall li