Speeches by Asato.

“I thank my hon. Friend and I recognise the time constraints. On the issue of vulnerable groups, she may know that a letter has been sent about eating disorders but the spokesperson for the Bill’s sponsor dismissed it, saying that the concerns raised were old news. Does she agree that there is a problem with the way the…”

“On that point, will my hon. Friend give way?”

“Will my hon. Friend give way on that point?”

“I recognise that the situation facing my hon. Friend’s constituent is awful, but we are here today to balance such situations with the choices of people who may not be loved as dearly as him. Our concerns would be about the fact that many of these killings could be mercy killings, and if there is no recourse to the cor…”

“Will my hon. Friend give way?”

“Clare?”

“Denise?”

“NHS data suggests that almost a quarter of those aged 17 to 19 in England have a probable mental health disorder, such as depression or anxiety, but only 35% of post-16 students have access to a mental health support team. Full coverage will not be achieved until 2028 or 2030. What impact is that having on further educ…”

“Clare?”

“Denise?”

“NHS data suggests that almost a quarter of those aged 17 to 19 in England have a probable mental health disorder, such as depression or anxiety, but only 35% of post-16 students have access to a mental health support team. Full coverage will not be achieved until 2028 or 2030. What impact is that having on further educ…”

“A family court judge who would have made decisions in relation to many abused children was recently found guilty by the High Court of abusing their own adopted children. Does the Minister agree that protecting the anonymity of members of the judiciary who have abused their children, particularly when it relates so inti…”

“Does the Lord Chancellor agree that the voluntary and community sector can play a vital role in supporting offenders to rehabilitate and gain vital employment and housing? Organisations such as Pathways Care Farm and Access Community Trust in my constituency have helped to prevent t reoffending.”

“Jess Asato, Member of Parliament for Lowestoft.”

“How effective was the Child Poverty Act 2010 and should we have another one with a clear target to reduce child poverty set out in law?”

“Jess Asato, Member of Parliament for Lowestoft.”

“What is your assessment of the current state of child poverty in the UK? How has this changed over time and to what extent has the two-child limit had an impact on trends of child poverty?”

“How effective was the Child Poverty Act 2010 and should we have another one with a clear target to reduce child poverty set out in law?”

“What is your assessment of the current state of child poverty in the UK? How has this changed over time and to what extent has the two-child limit had an impact on trends of child poverty?”

“I believe that all police and crime commissioners ought to fund those services—hopefully the Minister can respond to that point. It is clearly outrageous that any victim of sexual violence should be left without any service at all. Where specialist domestic abuse services do exist, they are faced with a deeply precario…”