Speeches by Fenton-Glynn.

“It simply does not sound like we have got the training places to replace them.”

“Is something particularly driving why this is affecting young people? Is it that the education is not happening in the home?”

“So six years from after foundation.”

“I want to come back to the question that Andrew asked about the sustainability of the workforce, Zara. How long is the training pathway for a doctor in your field?”

“It seems like an obvious recommendation—to give a test to new registrants at GPs.”

“Don’t let Richard do that.”

“To go back to the conversation with Richard earlier about the emoji campaign and so forth, one thing I have picked up, both from this evidence and in my reading around this, is that misinformation is playing a huge role in some of these problems. What is the best way to counter that misinformation? How can we play an a…”

“On that, I think 10% of chlamydia tests in 2024 took place in GP settings. Can’t we just get people to access health services where they can find them?”

“It reminds me a bit of the vaccine misinformation. It is really easy to point to some of the negatives around hormonal contraception, but what you are not seeing is that a lot of women have far greater bodily autonomy as a result of it.”

“Two thirds of our planet is ocean. Our oceans, which sustain life on Earth, cannot be left unguarded any longer. After years of international negotiation, the world finally agreed to the high seas treaty. With the Bill, we will turn that treaty into action and show that Britain is serious about delivering on its promis…”

“So you need that sustained legislative support in the long term. Trafford is a good place—you had the first NHS hospital.”

“Sustainable funding is obviously key. If Government gave more ringfenced money, which I know councils are not always hugely happy with, it could make a difference to public health. In terms of the voluntary sector, I was talking to one of my local food banks the other day, and they mentioned the number of forms they ha…”

“I am a recovering local councillor—I know it far too well.”

“Alice, you mentioned community hubs and talked about the work with FareShare. Thinking about the community projects in your areas, what are some of the challenges that local authorities face in supporting them, and what is then the challenge going over to us? What would you like to see Government do more of to support …”

“Okay, brilliant. Helen, what is going on in Greater Manchester?”

“I beg your pardon. How does that compare nationally? Obviously, there are the jokes about the north-east and Greggs, but I assume that—”

“How many are there per 100,000 children?”

“I am just having a quick look through some of the stuff I have read about you already. You have reduced the number of fast-food outlets by about 13 per 100,000 children. Obviously, that has had a real impact.”

“If you have stuff that you can briefly outline, that would be good too.”

“I just wanted to clarify a few things, to get a picture of your day-to-day life and the impact this has, so thank you for that.”