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“So when people go and get a bit of Botox with, let us say a dental practitioner or something, that is not actually supposed to happen because it is supposed to be prescribed? I know people here who have that done.”

“How can we better educate people? Obviously, you are doing your bit, and people who have survived are doing their bit, but what role might Parliament play?”

“Ashton, do you think there is adequate informed consent given before procedures like Botox and everyday procedures?”

“Is there a problem with regulation? Because obviously you are one end of the scale, and then we have these people doing it in their houses. It seems like anyone can do anything. In a way your reputation might be damaged by this, and the other way round—people are going to assume the same standards are going to be carri…”

“Gosh, that was pretty shocking. Thanks so much for being so honest with us. People at home watching will be really moved by your story. Professor Lees, we are going back to talking about education and informed consent, if that is okay. Are patients adequately informed about the risks of implants or wider cosmetic surge…”

“Professor Heneghan, you were talking about the different kinds of implant, and we have heard that there is a register in the Netherlands. So if there is no register for NHS England, presumably each hospital, or each CEO or whoever does procurement, can order its own type of implant from wherever you get these things. I…”

“I just want to talk more broadly about phones and social media. Matt, what impact do you think screen time, phones and social media are having on young people more broadly?”

“I just want to talk about TV more generally. We all thought the drama was incredible, and I am a fan of “Best Interests”, that was extremely moving. Given the strong engagement from Government on your drama, and things like the Post Office drama on ITV, is it important that the very beleaguered TV industry gets more su…”

“Do you think it particularly impacts newer writers coming up from different sectors? Working-class writers, for example.”

“That is a really interesting answer, thank you. Dr Guinness, do you largely agree with that, and do you support a ban as well?”

“Thank you. Do any of you want to say what you think could be done to combat the negative impact of spending so much time on social media and online? Darren, is that an answer that could be related to schools?”

“Does anyone else want to comment on that?”

“That sounds really positive. Thank you. Nikki, the TUC has noticed that employers are less likely to extend enhanced pay to shared parental leave than to maternity, paternity and adoption leave. Do we know why, and what can be done to address this? Maybe the others want to come in on that as well.”

“To Nikki first, what should the balance be between increasing the rate of statutory pay and encouraging more employers to offer enhanced parental pay?”

“What impact will the Employment Rights Bill have on the union’s ability to negotiate better enhanced parental pay, Nikki?”

“Claire and Jonny, do either of you want to comment on that?”

“Apologies for being late; we have on-and-off votes, and I am going to have to go again in a minute. Jonny, could you explain to us what Aviva’s enhanced parental pay offer is and how you arrived at that rate?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Mundell. By parliamentary standards, this may not be an enormous petition, nor has it attracted almost 3 million signatures, like the recent one calling for another general election. However, it is still significant, and is on a subject that has gone from being all we …”

“I thank the hon. Member for his intervention, but there are plenty of things that the Labour Government seem to be pushing through that were not in the manifesto. The people now in charge were campaigning, with those of us who were here then, against Brexit several years ago, and I would like them to stick to that. Our…”

“Absolutely, and I thank the hon. Member so much for raising that case. It shocked and peaked quite a lot of people that just asking for single-sex services when they are more vital than ever got Roz Adams into so much hot water. It is absolutely unbelievable, and good luck to her in her fight. Ironically, the name call…”