Written questions by Morgan.

If he will outline the expected timeline for incorporating new evidence, including on the Stockholm3 test, into the UK National Screening Committee’s prostate cancer screening model.

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In reference to the Department’s written statement on Prostate Cancer Screening on the 2nd June, what specific process the Department will use to update the UK National Screening Committee’s prostate cancer screening model as new peer reviewed evidence becomes available.

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Hen he plans to respond to Question 4447, 10962 and 15024 tabled by the hon. Member for North Shropshire on 29 May, 17 June and 1 July 2026.

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Communities and Local Government, what recent assessment he has made of the adequacy of the consumer protections available to purchasers of new‑build homes where a developer rejects a formal complaint about the performance of a building element or fixture without undertaking a physical site inspection.

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Communities and Local Government, what steps his Department is taking to help improve transparency in developer communications in the retirement housing sector.

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Communities and Local Government, what guidance exists to help ensure that building managers do not rely on welfare checks, curtain‑management or the provision of fans as substitutes for addressing underlying building performance or overheating issues in specialist retirement housing.

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Communities and Local Government, what recent guidance his Department has issued to help ensure that local planning authority requirements for traditional building aesthetics are not cited by developers as a reason for not meeting the optional accessibility standard in Approved Document M4(2).

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Innovation and Technology, what discussions she has had with Ofcom on the implementation of duties relating to online fraud under the Online Safety Act 2023, with particular reference to paid-for advertisements impersonating insurers and insurance ghost broking.

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What the budget for Community Dental Services in England was, net of patient charges, in each year since 2010/11.

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What assessment her Department has made of the potential impact of management firms misrepresenting themselves as insurers when contacting consumers following road traffic accidents on consumers; and whether she has discussed this practice with the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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How many domiciliary dental visits were undertaken by the Community Dental Service in England in each year since 2010/11.

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What the current a) average and b) maximum wait is for those with domiciliary care needs to access the Community Dental Service in England.

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What the NHS Business Services Authority's planned timetable is for publishing the Community Dental Services waiting times data.

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Whether she has considered including information on insurance ghost broking and identifying legitimate motor insurance providers within Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency communications and educational materials aimed at new and young drivers.

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By what percentage the Community Dental Service Whole Time Equivalent workforce in England has changed in the last 10 years.

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What assessment she has made of trends in the level of of insurance ghost broking conducted through social media and messaging platforms; and what steps her Department is taking to tackle that form of fraud.

What assessment she has made of trends in the level of insurance ghost broking conducted through social media and messaging platforms?The Home Office does not hold data on the level of insurance ghost broking conducted through social media and messaging platforms.Reports of insurance broker fraud made to Action Fraud increased by 32% to 775 reports in the year ending September 2024 compared to 2023, and by a further 12% to 870 in the year ending September 2025 compared to 2024.The FCA reported that almost half of young drivers surveyed in April 2026 had purchased insurance through social media or messaging apps and highlighted the growing threat posed by ghost brokers operating through those channels.What steps her Department is taking to tackle that form of fraud?In October 2024, the Home Office launched the Insurance Fraud Charter committing insurers to identify and disrupt illegal insurance intermediaries and the websites used to promote bogus insurance products.We support industry-led campaigns, including the Insurance Fraud Bureau’s Avoid Ghost Brokers campaign, and work with partners including the City of London Police’s Fraud Enforcement Department to disrupt organised insurance fraud networks.In December 2025, the cross-government Motor Insurance Taskforce published a package of measures to tackle uninsured driving, fraud and ghost broking, and support a more stable motor insurance market.The Government has also regulated social media platforms through the Online Safety Act to do more to stop their platforms from being used as a vector for fraud. From around 2027, this will also include fraudulent adverts for the largest platforms.

What assessment he has made of the potential impact of the 1% reduction of the NHS capital budget on the a) New Hospitals Programme, b) roll-out of neighbourhood health hubs and c) NHS estate repair backlog.

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What assessment he has made of the level of reliance of children's hospices on reserves to maintain services.

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What plans he has regarding the commissioning of children's palliative care services at a national or a regional level.

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How many maternity units had temporary closures in each year since 2020; where those units were located; and how long each closure lasted.

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