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26 Nov 2024Tobacco and Vapes Bill

I wholeheartedly agree. Vending machines are often forgotten, but they are used for sales and marketing, and sometimes in ways we do not understand.

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26 Nov 2024Tobacco and Vapes Bill

I thank the shadow Secretary of State. As a public health doctor, I am delighted to hear him speak so freely, openly and positively about all the great things that this legislation will bring, but I remain unclear whether he will be voting in support of this generation-defining public health Bill this evening.

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26 Nov 2024Tobacco and Vapes Bill

It is a privilege to take part in this debate and to hear the broad consensus across the House on this excellent Bill. We have come a long way since the 2004 White Paper proposed a smoking ban in almost all public places in England and Wales. Smoking on public transport and in workplaces now feels inconceivable thanks

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26 Nov 2024Tobacco and Vapes Bill

I do not disagree. The Bill will give the Government far greater control over the marketing side of vapes and the flexibility to adjust regulations in the future. Life evolves outside this Chamber, and we need to be able to evolve with it flexibly. Alongside the measures in this Bill, this Government have made importan

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20 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T1. If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.

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20 Nov 2024Topical Questions

Each year millions of patients in England interact with two or more different hospital trusts. Most of the trusts that commonly see the same patients do not use the same record systems. What steps is the Minister taking with Cabinet colleagues to utilise the Centre for Improving Data Collaboration and other available t

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19 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T10. The renewed focus on prevention in our health system is welcome, but under the previous Government, the public health grant that facilitates much of that work was cut by 28%. Has the Minister, in partnership with the Treasury, considered when we might be able to address that public health funding issue, which is e

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18 Nov 2024Improving Service Life: Personnel and Families

1. What steps he is taking to improve service life for serving personnel and their families.

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18 Nov 2024Improving Service Life: Personnel and Families

The package announced this weekend of 20 hours of funded wraparound childcare for families deployed overseas is very welcome. Can the Minister please assure us that this type of practical assistance will be a fundamental pillar of the Government’s support for forces families?

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14 Nov 2024Topical Questions

Research estimates that as many as 170 dolphins and other mammals are caught and killed every year off the Sussex coast, yet no bycatch data is recorded. Will the Secretary of State please outline how he is ensuring that supertrawlers operating in UK waters are fulfilling their legal duty to report marine mammal bycatc

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14 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T1. If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.

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13 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T5. According to the Darzi report, there has been a substantial decline in the social determinants of health, such as poor-quality housing, access to clean air and good nutrition. How is the Minister working with Cabinet colleagues to include health in policies that address those social determinants of health and tackl

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5 Nov 2024Income Tax (Charge)

A healthy economy means healthy people, but let us not forget that, conversely, healthy people are the backbone of a healthy economy. This Budget is working its way through some very difficult circumstances and dealing with problems that have been ignored for far too long. Problems in our economy have had an adverse ef

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28 Oct 2024NPPF: Fast Food Outlets

11. If she will make an assessment of the potential impact of section 8 of the national planning policy framework on the number of fast food outlets.

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28 Oct 2024NPPF: Fast Food Outlets

I thank the Minister for the update. Will he consider working with Cabinet and Health colleagues to empower local authorities to regulate physical junk food adverts around schools and on public transport?

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23 Oct 2024Topical Questions

T9. The United Nations calculates the human development index, which ranks countries based on GDP per capita, but also includes health and education measures such as life expectancy and school enrolment. As an integral part of our mission-led Government, will the Minister please outline the steps they are taking across

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21 Oct 2024Sentencing Review and Prison Capacity

In 2021, the Justice Committee highlighted the fact that too many offenders were imprisoned because community orders with mental health requirements were unavailable in many areas across the country. Does the Lord Chancellor agree that we must now work across the health and justice systems to ensure that adequate provi

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15 Oct 2024 Access to Primary Healthcare

Public health interventions cost only a quarter of the amount that clinical interventions do to add an extra year to life expectancy, so does my hon. Friend agree that the reduction of the public health grant was an appalling false economy and should be restored, as soon as finances allow, to at least 2015-16 levels of

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15 Oct 2024 Access to Primary Healthcare

The Darzi review has effectively shone a spotlight on the key issues that GPs and all in the healthcare profession have experienced over the past 14 years. It rightly highlights the detrimental impact of austerity and the increased pressure that the pandemic put on an already stressed service. It also draws attention t

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14 Oct 2024 Spice-spiked Vapes

On what you said about what more we can do in relation to young children, you are right—

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