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Minister for Suicide Prevention questioned on report recommendations

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Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Health and Social Care Committee will hear from Jackie Doyle-Price MP on progress in implementing Committee’s 2017 recommendations

Key Points:

The Health and Social Care Committee holds an evidence session with Jackie Doyle-Price MP, Minister for Suicide Prevention, and other stakeholders and relevant bodies.
Dr Peter Aitken, Committee Member of the Liaison Faculty, The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Jackie Doyle-Price, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Mental Health, Inequalities and Suicide Prevention, Department for Health and Social Care
The session will focus on progress in implementing the recommendations of the Committee's 2017 inquiry into suicide prevention.
Other stakeholders and relevant bodies will also be participating in the session.
Further details of the Committee's previous work in this area can be found here:

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Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Shadow Housing Secretary asks Government to respond

Key Points:

John Healey askedfor an update on the action taken and planned by the Governmenton high rise residentialblocks with dangerous cladding.
In the wake of 2017's Grenfell Tower tragedy, the presence of combustible cladding on tower blocks across the UK has attracted significant scrutiny.
Minister of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, Kit Malthouse, responded to the urgent question and reaffirmed the Government's determinationto ensure a repeat of the tragedy at Grenfell does not occur again.
Shadow Housing Secretary, John Healey, responded on behalf of theOpposition and stated that it was a "national shame" that after nineteen months since Grenfell Tower tragedy, that there were still buildings in the UK with dangerous cladding.

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Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Health and Social Care Committee will hear from Jackie Doyle-Price MP on progress in implementing Committee’s 2017 recommendations

Key Points:

The Health and Social Care Committee holds an evidence session with Jackie Doyle-Price MP, Minister for Suicide Prevention, and other stakeholders and relevant bodies.
Dr Peter Aitken, Committee Member of the Liaison Faculty, The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Jackie Doyle-Price, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Mental Health, Inequalities and Suicide Prevention, Department for Health and Social Care
The session will focus on progress in implementing the recommendations of the Committee's 2017 inquiry into suicide prevention.
Other stakeholders and relevant bodies will also be participating in the session.
Further details of the Committee's previous work in this area can be found here:

Retrieved on:

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Shadow Housing Secretary asks Government to respond

Key Points:

John Healey askedfor an update on the action taken and planned by the Governmenton high rise residentialblocks with dangerous cladding.
In the wake of 2017's Grenfell Tower tragedy, the presence of combustible cladding on tower blocks across the UK has attracted significant scrutiny.
Minister of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, Kit Malthouse, responded to the urgent question and reaffirmed the Government's determinationto ensure a repeat of the tragedy at Grenfell does not occur again.
Shadow Housing Secretary, John Healey, responded on behalf of theOpposition and stated that it was a "national shame" that after nineteen months since Grenfell Tower tragedy, that there were still buildings in the UK with dangerous cladding.

Retrieved on:

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Health and Social Care Committee will hear from Jackie Doyle-Price MP on progress in implementing Committee’s 2017 recommendations

Key Points:

The Health and Social Care Committee holds an evidence session with Jackie Doyle-Price MP, Minister for Suicide Prevention, and other stakeholders and relevant bodies.
Dr Peter Aitken, Committee Member of the Liaison Faculty, The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Jackie Doyle-Price, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Mental Health, Inequalities and Suicide Prevention, Department for Health and Social Care
The session will focus on progress in implementing the recommendations of the Committee's 2017 inquiry into suicide prevention.
Other stakeholders and relevant bodies will also be participating in the session.
Further details of the Committee's previous work in this area can be found here: