Speeches by Burton-Sampson.

“We could potentially have a national register of restricted practitioners as well.”

“Lesley, maybe you can answer this. Are there any examples of best practice in regulation of non-surgical procedures internationally that lawmakers here in the UK could perhaps seek to replicate?”

“This one is probably for you, Victoria. If a medical practitioner is perhaps under investigation for malpractice or for some sort of failure, what restrictions are currently applicable to that practitioner during that period? What restrictions should be applicable to that practitioner during that period of investigatio…”

“What recompense will consumers have under the new proposals if procedures are botched?”

“Minister, we have again heard that perhaps there is not alignment across devolved Administrations on this and there is some concern that we have particular procedures in place in England that somebody could avoid by going to Scotland or Wales. How would you ensure there is regulatory alignment across the devolved natio…”

“Has the potential recompense for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, the amber level, that go wrong for clients been thought about?”

“I thank my hon. Friend for securing this important debate. In my constituency of Southend West and Leigh, nearly 30% of people who are financially vulnerable are in the “squeezed and sliding” group—people with mortgages and rent commitments but on a low income and, most importantly, with limited savings. Does he agree …”

“All of us who have visited Ukraine will know the stoicism of the people. Despite being bombarded night after night, they continue to rebuild, often supported by UK businesses and individuals, as well as others from across the European Union. Does the Foreign Secretary agree that we must do more to continue to encourage…”

“We have now established the all-party parliamentary group on BSL. Do you think that that will help to accelerate progress in Parliament?”

“Thank you so much. This is my final question. Craig, you mentioned a five-year plan. The Scottish Parliament has a 20-point BSL action plan. Craig, you mentioned some things you would like to see in a five-year plan for the UK Parliament. Would anybody else like to share some things that they would like to see as part …”

“I must say that it is quite upsetting to hear you say that you think it is fabulous that we have made these provisions for this session, because that means that you feel we have had to go further than we normally would to make these provisions. To me, we should make this place as accessible as possible as a matter of c…”

“I would like to talk about this strange place here called Parliament. How would you rate the accessibility of UK Parliament for Deaf people? What improvements would you like to see?”

“I am becoming increasingly concerned about the level of fraud facing individuals and businesses in the UK. Fraud accounts for over 40% of all crime, from online and push payment fraud, to phishing, vishing and smishing, to name just a few schemes. I have even seen examples of businesses in my constituency being hit by …”

“I have a very quick question on DoxyPEP. Individuals are using this as a preventative if they think they may have been exposed. If someone is using it multiple times, is there any evidence that they could start to become resistant to the antibiotic and that it therefore stops serving its purpose?”

“I am sorry, forgive me. Gonorrhoea and chlamydia. PrEP does not protect against those, though, does it? Where do you think the correlation is between that in Holland and what was its rationale for that? I would be concerned if that came in here.”

“I am going to come to you, Kate. The STI Prioritisation Framework states, “There is a lack of evidence that widespread screening reduces STI prevalence and harm.” What is the latest advice on getting screened, and what has changed or is changing in the approach following the publication of the STI Prioritisation Framew…”

“Just very quickly, perhaps for Kate or Amanda, you mentioned the resistance of antibiotics to certain strains of gonorrhoea. What does that mean to an individual in the long term if they find themselves with a resistant strain? Do you have any figures on the percentage of people currently catching gonorrhoea who are re…”

“I will just rephrase it slightly, because the bell going off in the background was distracting me. Basically, say I catch an antibiotic-resistant strain of gonorrhoea: how do I get rid of it and what long-term impacts will it have on my health? Do you have any facts around how many people are currently catching these r…”

“Sorry, I am being very greedy with my questions; I am going to put this one to you, Cathy. Richard has implied a couple of times that access to services can sometimes be quite difficult for people. I have heard from a variety of different sources that the type and level of access you get to sexual health services depen…”

“So nothing has changed at the moment, but it is under review?”