Speeches by Moran.

“I will come back to the roll-out—the ideal of the full coverage by 2029-30. Out of 10, what are the chances that we will get to 100% coverage of every school by 2029-30 if we keep going at the current rate?”

“Yes, what does that mean?”

“That is helpful for us to pursue. Are the teams that are trying to meet all needs effectively going to have to wait until someone leaves and then replace them with someone with different skills? Is that how they are managing that, or are they just not providing the right services?”

“In recent months, 35,000 houses in West Oxford have had their water pressure cut by Thames Water, in some cases by as much as 50%. Veronica in Osney Island says that her upstairs shower is now nothing but a dribble, and is barely usable. This is not a service; it is a scam, and my constituents are having to foot the bi…”

“Do you think that the lack of the mental health support leads who did exist has a negative impact on the ability to do that?”

“Do you have any sense currently of how many practitioners work like that as opposed to in a much more peripatetic way?”

“Right. They will be sent out to the schools, deliver something during school hours and then go back to a base that is an NHS base. Is that what is happening?”

“Is there something about primary schools? At the moment they have less coverage than secondary. Morgan, why do you think that is and what can we do about it?”

“My colleagues will come on to ask about those who do not have mental health support teams, but if I could focus this question on those who do and the role of the voluntary sector in partnership with mental health support teams in schools. I had a surgery the other day and a gentleman has decided to set up a community i…”

“So they would rather just not have them in the first place?”

“The Health and Social Care Committee’s most recent report into healthy ageing highlights the unacceptable 20-year gap in healthy life expectancy between the most and least deprived areas of the country. It also points out that physical activity can be as effective, if not more effective, in treating the ailments of old…”

“The Health and Social Care Committee’s most recent report into healthy ageing highlights the unacceptable 20-year gap in healthy life expectancy between the most and least deprived areas of the country. It also points out that physical activity can be as effective, if not more effective, in treating the ailments of old…”

“I do have concerns over Healthwatch; I have even more concerns over the role of the HSSIB. We cannot have it both ways: people cannot sit at desks near other people who are making decisions and at the same time be perceived as entirely independent. The perception of independence cannot be legislated for—the perception …”

“It is a pleasure—and slightly surreal—to follow the former Secretary of State, the right hon. Member for Ilford North (Wes Streeting), because he is very much an architect of the Bill, and I am sure that we would have had many questions for him about what he meant by parts of it. It was a pleasure to work with him when…”

“Making sure that our GP surgeries are revving on all cylinders is key to ensuring that people get the access to NHS treatment that they need. The Secretary of State will know of my campaign to get a new site for Summertown health centre—in fact, we have been trying to meet to talk about it for over 14 months—but we are…”

“If the hon. Gentleman reads the introduction, he will see that we put the report in the context of the discussions on the assisted dying Bill. Like this House, the Committee has a range of views on the issue—for and against, and in between—but the point we make is that we all share a desire for palliative care to impro…”

“This is clearly the wrong move again. It is really stark; we keep hearing from patients across the country about how much they want the NHS to improve, but this is another blow to them, and they may even wonder if it is safe to go into their local hospital during the strike period. I am grateful to the Secretary of Sta…”

“On behalf of the Health and Social Care Committee, it is a pleasure to present to the House our sixth report, which is on the subject of palliative care. This is the second report we are presenting to the House in as many weeks, because the Committee is in a hurry to play our part in fixing the NHS and social care, and…”

“I commend the right hon. Gentleman for his campaigning on this issue over many years. Together for Short Lives was indeed a contributor to the two reports. Its specific recommendation on babies, children and young people’s care was that we need better specialist pan-ICB commissioning that is modelled on other services.…”

“I completely agree with the hon. Member that this is exactly the wrong moment to turn our backs on the promises that this House made to the children of this country. He may remember that it was the Fridays for Future movement that had children literally coming out on to the streets, out of school on Fridays, to make th…”