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28 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1653)

Sufficiency and timeliness is the issue?

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28 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1653)

Can I ask some questions about your ability to access information from the Government and the Department? In your answers you mentioned about there having be cross-departmental work. In your report you note that there has been an issue getting information from the Government. Last year it sounded like these issues were

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21 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-21)

Dr Mitchell, do you have anything to add? Or do you want to include it in your written statement?

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21 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-21)

Mr Lines, is it clear to you and farmers how this will be measured?

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21 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-21)

Do you think further measures are needed to measure the impact of the actions on farm wildlife?

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21 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-21)

Dr Mitchell, in your initial remarks you welcomed the revised EIP setting a target for the number of farms providing resources to farm wildlife. Is it clear to you how progress against this target could be measured?

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21 Jan 2026Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-01-21)

Does the new farm wildlife target improve the clarity and ambition of the EIP when compared to the previous target?

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20 Jan 2026Mobile Phones and Social Media: Use by Children

Earlier this month, I hosted in Parliament a performance by students from Kent of “Generation FOMO”, a powerful verbatim play that looks at young people’s real experiences of using social media. It highlighted the impact that social media use can have on mental health, and how it leads to an increase in anxiety and dep

healtheducationculture-community
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13 Jan 2026Topical Questions

T5. I thank the Secretary of State for his letter following the concerns I expressed about corridor care at the William Harvey hospital during Health and Social Care oral questions in October. He noted the decisive steps taken to reduce the pressure, including employing more doctors, freeing up beds and accelerating ho

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10 Dec 2025Engagements

Q5. Working in the NHS, I saw the consequences of Tory under-investment in our health service. I welcome the progress under this Labour Government: falling waiting lists, higher patient satisfaction with general practice and the roll-out of neighbourhood health centres announced in the Budget. I thank the frontline sta

healtheducationcost-of-living
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8 Dec 2025Digital ID

About 5,000 people from my constituency of Ashford have signed this petition. I recognise the benefits that the national digital identity scheme could bring; they have been debated in the media and elsewhere. However, if the Government are to go ahead with the scheme, Ministers must ensure that it is inclusive, secure

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8 Dec 2025Digital ID

I need to carry on; I am sorry. Constituents have also raised concerns about the security of a national ID scheme. This year, we have seen the impact that cyber-security breaches have had on some well-known brands. My constituents have expressed worry that a similar breach of a national ID database could expose sensiti

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2 Dec 2025Budget Resolutions

I congratulate the Chancellor on delivering a Budget that protects the national health service, reduces the national debt and eases the cost of living. I warmly welcome her decision to find money to reduce energy bills, freeze rail fares and freeze prescription charges. I also welcome her decision to help to lift 2,600

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19 Nov 2025 Suicide: Reducing the Stigma

Will the Minister give way?

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19 Nov 2025 Suicide: Reducing the Stigma

A recent study shows that many people are reaching out to artificial intelligence chatbots to seek mental health support. The Government are putting so many new initiatives in place; does the Minister agree that we need to publicise them more, so that people do not seek incorrect information from AI chatbots?

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19 Nov 2025 Suicide: Reducing the Stigma

I absolutely agree. Charities do a brilliant job. Youth groups in our communities used to be very good places for young people to go, and I would love to see them coming back into our communities. Effective prevention means prioritising early intervention in schools, universities, workplaces and community settings, whi

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19 Nov 2025 Suicide: Reducing the Stigma

As someone who worked in mental health services for 22 years, I absolutely agree. We need access to mental health services, and not just for young people; everyone is important. Getting help early is key to preventing suicide among young people. The situation is worse among men working in the farming industry. The like

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19 Nov 2025 Suicide: Reducing the Stigma

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Mundell. I congratulate the hon. Member for Richmond Park (Sarah Olney) on securing this important debate, and I pay tribute to her constituent, who is in the Gallery to support this campaign. It is important to reflect on the progress that has been made in this countr

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17 Nov 2025Asylum Policy

I welcome the Home Secretary’s statement on how the Government will make our asylum policy fit for this country. The broken immigration and asylum system under the Conservatives created an unprecedented backlog, which hindered the Home Office’s ability to process legitimate cases, including those of nurses and care wor

immigrationcost-of-livingcrime
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17 Nov 2025 Illegal Waste: Organised Crime

It took four years before statutory bodies did anything about the waste dumping in Hoad’s Wood near my constituency after it was originally reported. Can the Minister tell us more about how she hopes to work with local authorities such as mine in Ashford to ensure that immediate actions are taken against people committ

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