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But the AMA head, Dr Michael Gannon, said of outsourcing the payment system: "In no way would it undermine our universal healthcare system," and that in fact the system needed to be modernised.

Ms O'Grady said procedures for union strike ballots were "firmly stuck in the last century" and needed to be modernised as a way of strengthening industrial democracy.

The review group also said local government taxation needed to be modernised and that serious consideration should be given to introducing a system of land value taxation, which could be an alternative to the council tax.

It is the rest of the system that needs to be modernised.

The key steel plants in the UK also need to be modernised.

The Government's case for change largely rests on the premise of the NHS no longer being affordable and that it needs to be modernised.

Speaking during a visit to the St Aubyn Centre, a children's mental health hospital, in Colchester, Essex, Lamb said services need to be modernised.

The government's case for change largely rests on the premise of the NHS no longer being affordable, particularly in the current climate, and that it needs to be modernised.

"Our estate needs to be modernised right across the board".

Reg Milley, who is leading Edmonton's bid to host the Games, says the event needs to be modernised to stay relevant and has suggested adding new sports to the programme.

"What we have needs to be modernised … we are losing capability and coverage of serious criminals".