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Speeches
Lord Bishop of Exeter speeches from: Global Famine: Solutions Lord Bishop of Exeter contributed 1 speech (55 words) Thursday 7th September 2023 - Lords Chamber Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Lord Bishop of Exeter speeches from: Housing Crisis: Rural and Coastal Communities Lord Bishop of Exeter contributed 2 speeches (1,369 words) Monday 24th July 2023 - Lords Chamber

Written Answers
Covid-19 Inquiry: Immunosuppression Asked by: Lord Bishop of Exeter (Bishops - Bishops) Monday 7th August 2023 Question to the Cabinet Office: To ask His Majesty's Government how the needs of the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable, as distinct from the disabled, will be addressed in the UK COVID-19 Inquiry. Answered by Baroness Neville-Rolfe - Shadow Minister (Treasury) The UK COVID-19 Inquiry is independent of the Government. The process, procedure and timing of the Inquiry are matters for the Chair, Baroness Hallett. On 16th January 2023 the Chair designated the group Clinically Vulnerable Families as a Core Participant for Module 3 of the Inquiry which covers healthcare systems in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. It is for the Inquiry itself to provide any further detail on the important issue of how the needs of the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable will be addressed. The Government is committed to learning from the Covid-19 Inquiry’s findings which will play a key role in informing planning and preparations for the future; it continues to work closely with the Inquiry.

Written Answers

Covid-19 Inquiry: Immunosuppression
Asked by: Lord Bishop of Exeter (Bishops - Bishops)
Monday 7th August 2023

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government how the needs of the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable, as distinct from the disabled, will be addressed in the UK COVID-19 Inquiry.

Answered by Baroness Neville-Rolfe - Shadow Minister (Treasury)

The UK COVID-19 Inquiry is independent of the Government. The process, procedure and timing of the Inquiry are matters for the Chair, Baroness Hallett.

On 16th January 2023 the Chair designated the group Clinically Vulnerable Families as a Core Participant for Module 3 of the Inquiry which covers healthcare systems in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. It is for the Inquiry itself to provide any further detail on the important issue of how the needs of the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable will be addressed.

The Government is committed to learning from the Covid-19 Inquiry’s findings which will play a key role in informing planning and preparations for the future; it continues to work closely with the Inquiry.

Lord Bishop of Exeter mentioned

Parliamentary Debates
House of Lords 1 speech (1 words) Thursday 7th September 2023 - Lords Chamber

Select Committee Documents
Wednesday 20th September 2023 Agendas and papers - Special Inquiry Committee proposals 2024 Liaison Committee (Lords) Found: proposal is supported by Lord Carrington, Lord Colgrain, Lord Curry of Kirkharle, Lord Dannatt, Lord Bishop of Exeter

Parliamentary Research
Planning and solar farms - CDP-2023-0168 Jul. 13 2023 Found: HL Deb 08 Jun e 2023 \| PQ HL8099 Agriculture: Land Use Asked by: The Lord Bishop of Exeter