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Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Clinical Outcomes (17 Nov 2015)

Helen Whately: What steps his Department is taking to improve clinical outcomes for people treated by the NHS.

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: G20 and Paris Attacks (17 Nov 2015)

Helen Whately: I welcome my right hon. Friend’s commitment to defeating ISIL in Syria as well as in Iraq, and his commitment to continuing to make the case to this House and to the electorate, but may I ask him to do so as part of a long-term vision for stability in the region?

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Spending Review and Autumn Statement (25 Nov 2015)

Helen Whately: As my right hon. Friend knows, this summer Operation Stack brought Kent to a standstill, so I welcome his announcement of a £0.25 billion investment in Kent’s infrastructure to keep Kent moving. Does he agree that investment in infrastructure is vital for Britain’s economic growth, national security and public services?

Business of the House: ISIL in Syria ( 2 Dec 2015)

Helen Whately: I am just wrapping up. We must commit. For that reason, I will support the motion tonight.

Oral Answers to Questions — Work and Pensions: Universal Credit ( 7 Dec 2015)

Helen Whately: What progress he has made in rolling out universal credit; and if he will make a statement.

Opposition Day — [12th Allotted Day]: Mental Health ( 9 Dec 2015)

Helen Whately: Does the hon. Lady agree that transparency is known to be a very effective lever for the Government to use to improve quality? Does she welcome the steps taken by the Government to increase transparency in the performance of mental health services?

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Daesh: Syria/Iraq (16 Dec 2015)

Helen Whately: My right hon. Friend has reassured us that President Assad cannot be part of the long-term solution. Will he advise us whether all necessary parties, including the Assad regime, are co-operating with the political process, which is so important alongside military action?

Oral Answers to Questions — Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Wine Production (17 Dec 2015)

Helen Whately: Will my right hon. Friend join me in welcoming Taittinger and Hatch Mansfield’s new venture to produce sparkling wine in my constituency, and will she take steps to ensure that policy across Government supports the growth of the English sparkling wine industry?

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Topical Questions ( 5 Jan 2016)

Helen Whately: My local mental health trust recently reduced its psychiatric liaison cover in A&E and is now considering the level for the coming year. Will my right hon. Friend provide an update on what the Government plan to do to ensure specialist mental health care in A&E?

Opposition Day — [16th Allotted Day] — Student Maintenance Grants (19 Jan 2016)

Helen Whately: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Backbench Business — Childhood Obesity Strategy (21 Jan 2016)

Helen Whately: The hon. Lady mentioned that children are consuming junk food from outlets near schools. Does she believe that councils should have powers, as part of planning guidance, to take action on junk food outlets being so close to schools?

Syrian Refugees: Resettlement — [Mr James Gray in the Chair] (27 Jan 2016)

Helen Whately: Ashford is one of several councils I have spoken to and the effort, commitment and even enthusiasm they are putting into welcoming refugees are inspiring. They are at the forefront of that effort.

NHS and Social Care Commission (28 Jan 2016)

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Oral Answers to Questions — Communities and Local Government: Topical Questions ( 8 Feb 2016)

Helen Whately: Only 94 of 1,600 asylum-seeking children and care leavers in Kent have been taken in by other areas under the voluntary dispersal scheme. With more refugee children coming, how will my hon. Friend’s Department get local authorities across the country to accept their share of the asylum-seeking children who are already here?

Junior Doctors’ Contract Negotiations ( 8 Feb 2016)

Helen Whately: The level of support among junior doctors for this pay dispute is at least in part because of longstanding dissatisfaction with the experience of being a junior doctor. Sir David Dalton recommended a review of those longstanding concerns in his recent letter. Do the Government intend to commission such a review?

Refugees: UK Government Policy (10 Feb 2016)

Helen Whately: My hon. Friend makes a good point, and I completely agree. Some of the people I spoke to in Calais are refugees, some are economic migrants and sometimes it is difficult to determine.

Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Ministers' Private Offices (15 Feb 2016)

Helen Whately: To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, pursuant to the Answer of 11 September 2015 to Question 8466, how many additional extended ministerial offices have since been established.

Oral Answers to Questions — Work and Pensions: Disability and Employment (14 Mar 2016)

Helen Whately: What steps he is taking to support people with disabilities into employment.

Syria: Russian Redeployment and the Peace Process (15 Mar 2016)

Helen Whately: The intervention by Russia in Syria was a surprise to the west, and this withdrawal, if it is genuine, is also a surprise. Russia’s interventions have been unhelpful but influential. Can my right hon. Friend advise me what steps we can take and are taking with our allies to stop Russia setting the agenda in Syria?

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation — Amendment of the Law (17 Mar 2016)

Helen Whately: I have noticed that the hon. Gentleman does not like answering the question on how much he would be willing to borrow were he Chancellor. Is there any limit to the amount that he would be willing to borrow and to the debt that he would be willing to pass on to future generations?


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