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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

I thank hon. Members for this set of amendments, which draw attention to the important matter of implementation and community support for people with a learning disability and autistic people. I heard this issue raised many times on Second Reading. I will begin with amendment 20. I am grateful that this important issue

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

The hon. Member makes an interesting point. I am certainly happy to discuss that with officials, just as long as everybody is clear that there are two very different things going on here, with different types of risk and therefore different agencies. But I am all in favour of joined-up government wherever we can delive

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

The dynamic support register is specifically focused on people, both children and adults, who have learning disabilities and people who are autistic. I think it is quite a separate thing. I am not familiar with the detail of that education legislation but, as the hon. Gentleman says, it is a very broad identifier not b

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

Again, I thank the hon. Member for Winchester for his amendments. I understand the intent behind amendments 8 and 9, but the clauses on registers and the associated duties on integrated care boards and local authorities are specifically aimed at people with a learning disability and autistic people, because of the detr

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

I see where the shadow Minister and the amendments are coming from, but there is a risk of over-embroidering the Bill if we try to load additional duties on to something that we believe is already happening. It is a very well-established duty that clinicians, integrated care boards and other public bodies are used to a

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

The CQC has a key inspection role, which is an important check and balance in the system. I would rather see the incremental building of a culture of excellence across the board, including within upstream institutions, ICBs, local authorities, healthcare professionals, mental health professionals and social workers. We

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

The shadow Minister is right, and one of the overarching objectives of this Government is to take the best of the NHS to the rest of the NHS. We are very keen to ensure that we identify best practice right across the board in all the services that we provide, and that it is then replicated and scaled up. We also recogn

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9 Jun 2025Mental Health Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Furniss. I thank the hon. Members for Winchester and for Guildford for tabling this group of amendments. I will address each in turn, beginning with amendments 1, 4 and 51. We recognise that a lack of appropriate housing can be a barrier to discharge for some patients.

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2 Jun 2025Dementia Care

We are absolutely on the record with the 66.7% target. I want to take this opportunity to set out what appears to be a philosophical difference between this Government’s approach to our health and care system and that of many Opposition Members. We believe in devolution, we believe in decentralisation, and we believe i

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2 Jun 2025Dementia Care

I thank the hon. Member for South Devon (Caroline Voaden) for securing this debate, and I commend her for her work as a member of the all-party parliamentary group on dementia. It has been a thoughtful and constructive debate, with a number of truly powerful and moving personal contributions from Members across the Cha

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1 Jun 2025Draft Human Medicines (Amendments Relating to Hub and Spoke Dispensing etc.) Regulations 2025

I beg to move, That this Committee has considered the draft Human Medicines (Amendments Relating to Hub and Spoke Dispensing etc.) Regulations 2025. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Stuart. These regulations amend the Medicines Act 1968 and the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 to enable hub and spoke

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1 Jun 2025Draft Human Medicines (Amendments Relating to Hub and Spoke Dispensing etc.) Regulations 2025

I will endeavour to answer all the questions that have been asked, but there may well be some that I am not able to. I will be more than happy to write to hon. Members accordingly. Let me say a word on the rationale for choosing model 1. The main driver was the view that the most important aspect is the interface betwe

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20 May 2025 Parkinson’s Disease

It is a great pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Stuart. I pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Colne Valley (Paul Davies) for securing this important debate. He spoke with real passion and conviction, as did hon. Members from across the Chamber. I do not know whether we have a full house from Dorset, b

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20 May 2025 Parkinson’s Disease

My hon. Friend is absolutely right; our system could not survive without the amazing and heroic work of our unpaid carers. One of our Government’s actions that I am most proud of is the change to the carer’s allowance. We increased the number of hours for which a carer can work and still keep their carer’s allowance by

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18 May 2025 Mental Health Bill [Lords]

Of course, we have the Online Safety Act, and there are measures within that legislation that address this issue. However, my hon. Friend is absolutely right that it is time to crack on and deal with this deeply troubling issue. I pay tribute to her excellent work, and I hope she will continue to press Ofcom to do the

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18 May 2025 Mental Health Bill [Lords]

We are already working to reduce inequalities under the Mental Health Act. The patient and carer race equality framework is now a contractual requirement for all providers of NHS-commissioned care. It will support trusts to improve their interaction with racialised and culturally diverse communities and improve governa

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18 May 2025 Mental Health Bill [Lords]

It was truly a privilege to be in the Chamber this evening to hear so many moving, powerful and thoughtful contributions. It really was Parliament at its best, and it is an honour for me to close the debate. The Bill has been a long time coming. Patients, practitioners, campaigners and charities have all long awaited t

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15 May 2025Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

I will just make a little progress. Amendment 60 may similarly prevent access to an assisted death for those residing within a care home or hospice, if that care home or hospice decided it would not allow such assistance on its premises.

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15 May 2025Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

I will give way one final time.

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15 May 2025Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

Clause 15 sets out the process that the panel must go through. It includes a right for the panel to request information and input from a range of potentially interested people. Clause 15(4)(d) appears already to cater for the intended effect of the amendment in the name of the right hon. and learned Member for Kenilwor

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