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“Yes”

“You said there are some good operators, would you be able to give us a few examples?”

“I am just thinking that it will be an experience shared by a lot of parents: you go out for the day, you might take a packed lunch because things are expensive, but at pretty much every leisure facility you visit you are almost aggressively marketed concessions. They do not tend to be particularly healthy, and they are…”

“That would be very helpful to know. In the wider hospitality sector, are there moves towards potentially offering healthier options? I am thinking specifically of venues that you are more likely to find children at, so we are talking about theme parks, leisure activities, soft plays, trampoline parks and the like. From…”

“Let us talk very briefly about some big fast food companies, maybe McDonald’s or KFC, for example. I do not think any of us would think they are particularly healthy options to go to. Do you have a sense of how much they would be spending on reformulation to make their businesses healthier versus how much they are spen…”

“This is possibly if we are looking at restaurants where people might go out for a nice meal. If we are looking at more the big fast food joints, which tend to be fairly heavily marketed at children and young people as well, what moves are going towards reformulation there, and what is driving it? As my colleague, Alex,…”

“Jim, if I could just briefly touch a little on reformulation in out-of-home settings, is there anything that is currently being done in the sector to look at reformulation more widely?”

“Then it comes back to the question, is it fit for purpose? If I give Coco Pops to my three-year-old—I have a three-year-old, she is not hypothetical—every single morning, is that healthy, or is that setting her up to develop dental cavities, obesity and a whole range of problems?”

“Am I okay to give that to my three-year-old every single morning?”

“Can you not see how that is confusing? If you are purchasing something for your child in the morning, you need to get them fed and ready for school. You have something that has several health claims on the packet, but you are not making a decision based on the sugar content. It can be really blurred landscape. Is Coco …”

“A few vitamins and minerals.”

“I thank my hon. Friend for giving way and for mentioning our campaign. As she said, we both care very much about the return of the Gravesend-Tilbury ferry, which is a vital part of local public transport infrastructure. Our plea is for a very small proportion of the projected toll of the lower Thames crossing to be use…”

“The right hon. Gentleman is talking about two completely opposite ends. He says his party wants to invest in and find a way forward on social care, but he is opposing something minimal that will raise the living standards of those who work in the industry. Which one is it: does he want to invest in social care or not?”

“I would also like to extend my sympathies to the family of Sarah Everard. Like many people, I found that my trust in the police service was fundamentally shaken by the events that led up to Sarah Everard’s murder. That was reinforced later when I saw how badly the vigil was handled—or mishandled—by the Metropolitan pol…”

“Looking forward to the change in the workforce strategy, the previous long-term workforce plan showed the NHS broadly meeting workforce demand by 2036-37. Do you think that is an accurate forecast? Have there been significant changes in demand since that workforce plan was made that perhaps the new one should reflect?”

“I assume that the situation is fairly similar for community nursing in terms of data. A bit more widely, do you find that, if you look at regional disparities, those gaps tend to exist across the board, but in very specific communities, so if you are under-GPed you will be under-prescribing-pharmacisted and under-commu…”

“That is lovely. Are there similar geographical gaps in nursing and pharmacy, and do you have the data that you need to be able to plot that?”

“You get people in supermarkets saying, “Can you have a look at my leg?” and so on.”

“It is interesting. It reflects exactly what our very junior GPs have said to me, especially ones who are very new to the profession. They want to be working out of one practice. They do not want to be a locum.”

“Would you look at historical data as well? I do not want to harp on about my patch, but it is close to my heart. We are historically under-GPed. We have very unique geographical challenges, being so close to London. You can earn roughly £7,000 to £10,000 more a year if you just walk 10 feet up the road. Would historica…”