Mental Health Bill [HL] 2024-25
The Mental Health Bill [HL] will have its second reading on 19 May 2025. This briefing provides background to the bill and an overview of its main provisions.
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On 25 June 2019 there will be a general debate on improving the lives of people with dementia. The debate will take place in Westminster Hall and will be led by Debbie Abrahams MP.
General debate on improving the lives of people with dementia (350 KB , PDF)
To inform the debate those with experience of dementia are being asked to submit their responses to the recent All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Dementia report Hidden no more: dementia and disability (June 2019); this can be done via an online survey.
In addition, the Commons Library has updated its Dementia: policy, services and statistics briefing paper. This Library briefing provides an overview of dementia prevalence and diagnosis, as well as statistics on current rates and expected rises of dementia prevalence. It also outlines UK Government policy over the last 10 years and considers recent developments, including the Dementia APPG’s report.
Health and social care are devolved matters, and so each of the devolved administrations are largely responsible for setting their own dementia policies. While the Library briefing focuses on policies in England, dementia strategies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are briefly outlined (in section 5).
General debate on improving the lives of people with dementia (350 KB , PDF)
The Mental Health Bill [HL] will have its second reading on 19 May 2025. This briefing provides background to the bill and an overview of its main provisions.
A Westminster Hall debate on chronic urinary tract infections is scheduled for Wednesday 21 May 2025 at 9:30am. The debate will be led by Luke Taylor MP.
A Westminster Hall debate on World Asthma Day is scheduled for Thursday 15 May 2025. The debate will be led by Jim Shannon MP.