Speeches by McIntyre.

“A rough date? A quarter? A year?”

“When can we expect to see a national strategy from OHID?”

“Will it be sometime between now and 5 April 2026?”

“In terms of working with others, we talked about local public health professionals, but on working with the NHS and the Gambling Commission, how do you see working with them to make sure that we embed this prevention-based approach in everything that we do?”

“I am struck by your comment that there are a lot of things we don’t know in this space. How will you be working to test the effectiveness of the interventions, and do you have an idea of how you might evaluate the effectiveness and report back on that?”

“I am conscious of time, so I shall direct my questions to Andrew. We have heard from the previous panel about areas in which we are seeing some good work; and from Henrietta just now we heard about areas that have perhaps not got the resources that others have. When OHID is pulling together a national strategy on preve…”

“My colleague touched on this earlier with some of the questions around the inequalities in different local communities. Is that another work strand that you are looking at, in terms of how we can tackle some of those and get into communities that are perhaps more difficult to reach with prevention programmes?”

“The killing of innocent Palestinian civilians, many of them women and children, by Israeli forces is simply heartbreaking. The Minister knows that I have been raising my concerns, and those of my constituents, with him since I was elected to this House last July. I am grateful for and appreciate the steps that he and t…”

“Just to follow up on one of the questions that my colleague Dr Cooper asked about opportunity cost, we heard from Jayne in the previous session that, as your caring responsibilities intensify, there is naturally a drop-off in your capability to work more hours. That seems to be the logical conclusion from the graphs th…”

“I thank the hon. Gentleman for making a powerful speech on a subject that I know matters to so many people in this House. Does the hon. Gentleman agree that we need to consider not just aggravated offences but sentencing? Killed Women is campaigning to close the sentencing gap. Perpetrators who murder women at home rec…”

“I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Brent East (Dawn Butler) for bringing this important debate to the House. It is vital that we honour International Women’s Day to not only recognise the remarkable achievements of women in my city of Gloucester and across the country, but accelerate the drive for equality that is s…”

“I am sure that the shadow Minister is about to come on to this in her speech, but given that she has just criticised this Government for lacking a plan —a plan that is about to come forward to the House later this year—surely she will now put forward her plan for how much extra the Conservatives propose to put forward …”

“My hon. Friend makes the important point that this issue affects so many people. I have direct experience with a family member who had type 1 diabetes and what, back then, was referred to as diabulimia. They could not get support because the medical profession did not accept that it was a condition. Does my hon. Friend…”

“In my last career, prior to entering this House, I was incredibly proud to represent our NHS and other healthcare providers, and I will continue to fight for our NHS now that I sit here as an MP. I saw at first hand the impact that Tory mismanagement had on our NHS, which breached one of the fundamental principles of m…”

“Q2. I am delighted that Calton and Grange primary schools in my city of Gloucester will be among the first 750 schools to get free breakfast clubs, and I am pleased that this Government are already delivering on their manifesto promises in less than a year. So will the Prime Minister agree with me that, by helping work…”

“I thank my hon. Friend the Minister for having the confidence and courage to accept interventions, unlike some hon. Members. Does she agree that the shadow Minister’s comments showed how out of touch the Conservative party is? Parents have been in tears in my surgeries due to the system that the Conservatives left behi…”

“Will the hon. Member give way?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Twigg. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Suffolk Coastal (Jenny Riddell-Carpenter) for securing this important debate. I have been contacted time and again by parents in Gloucester who are desperate for support for their children. They have been failed by the syste…”

“I thank my hon. Friend for her answer, and for all the work she has done over many years to champion victims and survivors of domestic abuse. As she will know, one of the biggest challenges facing survivors and victims in Gloucester is the financial implications of fleeing that abuse. Will she agree to meet me to discu…”

“4. What steps her Department is taking to help tackle domestic abuse in Gloucester.”