It is not enough for the inclusion of more SEN children. There is no point in the Government producing worthy legislation and putting more burdens on teachers and local authorities without providing the means to make the Bill work. The constant refrain of the teachers I have talked to is to give them the money and they will do their best to carry out these requirements in a difficult situation. They believe that there is a need for more communication between the many different agencies that may be involved in a single child's case. I hope that all right hon.
Members agree with that point of view.
Such co-ordination is also needed between the NHS and the Department for Education and Employment to ensure that there are enough staff to meet all the child's needs. Let me make a point about regulation which also concerns the interests of the child. Column 496 voluntary fund raising, and so on. However, it was not allowed to be installed by the authorities because the stairwell was too narrow by less than 20 cm. The chair lift was deemed to be inappropriate and could not be installed for the use of children with special educational needs.