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Parliamentary Debates
Oral Answers to Questions 147 speeches (8,896 words) Thursday 9th March 2023 - Commons Chamber Department for Science, Innovation & Technology Mentions: 1: Andrea Leadsom (CON - South Northamptonshire) England is taking to help support the roll-out of (a) family hubs and (b) the other policies in the Department - Link to Speech

Select Committee Documents
Monday 7th August 2023 Correspondence - 2 August 2023, Letter from Rt Hon Suella Braverman KC MP, Home Secretary, regarding Rights of EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens in the EU under the Withdrawal Agreement European Affairs Committee Found: able to a ccess benefit s. 5 Where EHIC cards are concerned, to avoid delays it has been Department
Wednesday 21st June 2023 Written Evidence - NIHR Older People and Frailty Policy Research Unit DSH0002 - Supported housing Public Accounts Committee Found: The views expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the NIHR or the Department
Thursday 27th October 2022 Report - First Report - Readiness for storms ahead? Critical national infrastructure in an age of climate change Critical national infrastructure and climate adaptation - National Security Strategy (Joint Committee) Found: Change Committee, Progress in adapting to climate change: 2021 Report to Parliament , June 2021 61 Department
Thursday 8th September 2022 Written Evidence - NIHR Older People and Frailty Policy Research Unit (University of Manchester, Newcastle University, London School of Economics) ASC0053 - Adult Social Care Adult Social Care - Adult Social Care Committee Found: The views expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the NIHR or the Department
Thursday 6th January 2022 Inquiry Publications - Ninth report - Clearing the backlog caused by the pandemic Clearing the backlog caused by the pandemic - Health and Social Care Committee Found: Foundation, The public health grant has been increased but is still too low , 30 March 2020 135 Department
Friday 18th December 2020 Inquiry Publications - 1st Report: Biosecurity and national security Biosecurity and national security - National Security Strategy (Joint Committee) Found: of Health and Social Care, ‚ Policy paper: UK pandemic preparedness ™ (5 November 2020) 61 Q58 [Roger
Wednesday 25th November 2020 Written Evidence - Adult Social Care Taskforce Workforce Advisory Group & National Care Forum WBR0085 - Workforce burnout and resilience in the NHS and social care Workforce burnout and resilience in the NHS and social care - Health and Social Care Committee Found: AssociationMelanie Weatherley, Care Association AlliancePolicy advice and secretariat support:Victoria Dare, Department

Written Answers
Department of Health and Social Care: Policy Asked by: Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi (Labour - Slough) Monday 2nd October 2023 Question to the Department of Health and Social Care: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, which Minister in their Department is responsible for overseeing work on long-term strategic challenges; and how many officials in their Department (a) undertake horizon scanning work and (b) focus on delivering long-term priorities. Answered by Will Quince The Liaison Committee recently launched an inquiry into select committee scrutiny of strategic thinking across Whitehall. The Government will be providing written evidence to this in due course. Each Minister is responsible for overseeing work on long term strategy in each of their portfolios, with the Secretary of State maintaining overall responsibility for the work of the Department. Officials carry out horizon scanning and delivering long-term priorities in a range of roles across the department.
Department of Health and Social Care: Policy Asked by: Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi (Labour - Slough) Wednesday 13th September 2023 Question to the Department of Health and Social Care: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps they are taking to help ensure that their Department (a) gives sufficient attention to long term strategic challenges, (b) does not allow current events to slow down work on long term strategic issues and (c) consistently undertakes horizon scanning. Answered by Will Quince The Department prioritises responding to the long-term strategic challenges facing health and social care, alongside responding to current events. For example, the recently published NHS England Long Term Workforce Plan sets out how we will deliver a National Health Service workforce that meets the needs of the population over the next 15 years. The Department is also producing a Major Conditions Strategy, for which the Department published an initial report in August.

Written Answers

Department of Health and Social Care: Policy
Asked by: Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi (Labour - Slough)
Monday 2nd October 2023

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, which Minister in their Department is responsible for overseeing work on long-term strategic challenges; and how many officials in their Department (a) undertake horizon scanning work and (b) focus on delivering long-term priorities.

Answered by Will Quince

The Liaison Committee recently launched an inquiry into select committee scrutiny of strategic thinking across Whitehall. The Government will be providing written evidence to this in due course.

Each Minister is responsible for overseeing work on long term strategy in each of their portfolios, with the Secretary of State maintaining overall responsibility for the work of the Department.

Officials carry out horizon scanning and delivering long-term priorities in a range of roles across the department.

Department of Health and Social Care: Policy
Asked by: Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi (Labour - Slough)
Wednesday 13th September 2023

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps they are taking to help ensure that their Department (a) gives sufficient attention to long term strategic challenges, (b) does not allow current events to slow down work on long term strategic issues and (c) consistently undertakes horizon scanning.

Answered by Will Quince

The Department prioritises responding to the long-term strategic challenges facing health and social care, alongside responding to current events. For example, the recently published NHS England Long Term Workforce Plan sets out how we will deliver a National Health Service workforce that meets the needs of the population over the next 15 years. The Department is also producing a Major Conditions Strategy, for which the Department published an initial report in August.

Non-Departmental Publications - Statistics
Feb. 28 2022 Office for Health Improvement and Disparities Source Page: SACN annual report 2021 Document: SACN annual report 2021 (PDF) Statistics Found: Subject matter: Nutritional Epidemiology Dates: 2018 to 2022, with the possibility of extension Department

Deposited Papers
Wednesday 8th September 2021 Department of Health and Social Care Source Page: I. Changes to gamete (egg, sperm) and embryo storage limits: Government response to public consultation. 23p. II. Regulatory triage assessment for increasing gamete & embryo storage limits to a maximum of 55 Years for all. 9p. Document: Government_Response_statutory_storage_limits_for_gametes_embryos.pdf (PDF) Found: Responses were analysed by Department of Health and Social Care policy officials with support from

Deposited Papers

Wednesday 8th September 2021
Department of Health and Social Care

Source Page: I. Changes to gamete (egg, sperm) and embryo storage limits: Government response to public consultation. 23p. II. Regulatory triage assessment for increasing gamete & embryo storage limits to a maximum of 55 Years for all. 9p.
Document: Government_Response_statutory_storage_limits_for_gametes_embryos.pdf (PDF)

Found: Responses were analysed by Department of Health and Social Care policy officials with support from