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And if hospitals do not have enough, the chief inspector of hospitals will step in and take robust action.

"There is a coalition agreement that is absolutely clear and explicit that we have to take robust action on unacceptable bonuses.

"We would not hesitate to take robust action if we found our agencies were not acting with utmost integrity on our behalf".

"The new 'stop now' powers mean we can take robust action against unscrupulous operators when they break the law," says OFT director general John Vickers.

Police missed several opportunities to take robust action, inadequately investigated criminal allegations on some occasions and failed to record information on their own intelligence system".

"We have been, and will continue to seek out and take robust action against anybody who tries to cash in on the 2012 Games in this way.

He says Ofcom has already taken "robust action against UK broadcasters which have breached these rules".

only sparingly takes robust action on consumer protection issues, particularly against the big banks.

It takes robust action when rules are broken, from fines to revoking broadcasters' licences.

A DfT spokesperson said: "We take the unacceptable actions of VW extremely seriously, and we have taken robust action to protect the UK consumer.

Ms Morgan said the Government had taken "robust action" to tackle unregistered schools but added:  " However, we agree with Sir Michael that ore needs to be done.