Trade Union Act—what do the Tories call 'important public services'?

HEALTH:

Ambulance services responding to calls made to an emergency telephone number
A&E services in hospitals
Services provided in high-dependency units and intensive care in hospitals
Psychiatric services in hospitals that are required to prevent serious injury, serious illness or loss of life
Obstetric and midwifery services in hospitals that are required to prevent serious injury, serious illness or loss of life
Services provided in private hospitals or by private ambulances are exempt

FIRE:

Services by firefighters and fire and rescue authority personnel provided to extinguish fires and protect life and property

BORDER SECURITY:

Examinations of people arriving or leaving the UK
Examinations of goods imported or exported from the UK
Patrol of sea and other waters
The collection and dissemination of intelligence by a Border Force officer for these purposes
The direction and control by a Border Force officer of these functions

TRANSPORT:

London bus services
Passenger railway services, except where the service starts or ends outside Britain
Civil air traffic control services
Airport and port security services

EDUCATION:

Teaching and other services at schools except fee-paying schools
Teaching and other services at 16-19 academies
Teaching and other services at a further education institution where services to people of compulsory school age are publicly funded
These apply to the education of people under 17

The government plans to publish regulations on the sixth category of important public services – decommissioning of nuclear installations, management of radioactive waste and spent fuel