Brexit bill to scrap EU laws is scrapped?

The NHS is already hugely privatised, from suppliers to agency staff. It just isnt visible because it doesnt win any votes.
Having used both systems and without going into detail, i have a range of choices as to how much i pay and for what.
Cancer and heart are free.
I then can chooose to "buy" such things as radiography, echography, osteopathy including hip and knee replacements, hospitalisation, a wide range of surgery, eye, teeth and hearing care and a private hospital room, nursing care at home, physiotherapy at home, blood tests and results by internet at home, doctors appointments, meals and cleaners at home plus almost all medication, for around 1000 euros a year paid monthly. Plus any ambulance or taxi travel i needed. My husband was once airlifted by helicopter on a two hour journey.

When i worked in the UK i paid around that in National Insurance. And got nothing like this. What I got was hours in A and E and weeks or months of waiting to see a consultant, never mind the tests and xrays afterwards. Instead of being offered nursing care at home i was sent away with a box of paracetamol and told to make a doctors appointment if i needed to. Which took days or even weeks to start all over again.

I have run the gamut of using the health service here and it is wonderful. At every stage i was given the personal details of doctors and nurses if i needed them. They could always find me time to discuss my husbands issues when i visited the wards. In an emergency at home an ambulance arrived within 15 minutes.

If the UK could provide anything close to that without privatisation and personal insurance topping out national insurance, it wouldnt be having doctors and nurses on strike and people in long term pain at home.
The NHS does not and cannot supply a proper and complete health service free at the point of use. NI cant possibly cover it and anyway that is in fact a tax. The money the government says it invests in the NHS is also tax money. And if it chooses to use it to pay for private services it will. And does. And you will never know. How do you think Specsavers is so successful? It is a private company which would be supported by taxation in France and therefore prices would fall.

The idea of a free NHS is a magicians trick, hiding cards up sleeves and getting you to look the other way. I see no reason why the NHS should not use private services. Why it cant negotiate good contractual terms at competitive prices. Then maybe the UK could pay its staff a proper wage and not suffer extended strikes.

Exactly, it's intermediate. No worse than the EU but Oracle and co. can't help themselves.

Here's another graphic displaying with the UK outperforming the G7 if the US is excluded. Doesn't say much for the EU. 



Another sting in the tail for Europhiles:












To sum it up, Europhiles talk a lot of horse manure when trying desperately to run the nation down because it left the EU. 

What happens if you cant afford NI?

Those who are not working are supported by the state.

I believe the UK spends about 180 billion a year on the NHS and hopes it covers what other countries spend plus additional personal insurance.

It just isnt sustainable. The government just cannot afford to shoulder the entire cost of the nation's health needs anymore.
The quasi religious belief that state support alone can do this will begin to eat into other critical needs and the essential quality of life will diminish.