NHS hysteroscopy treatment
A Westminster Hall debate has been scheduled for 2.30pm on Tuesday 31 January on NHS hysteroscopy treatment. The debate will be opened by Lyn Brown MP.

A Westminster Hall debate has been scheduled for Thursday 15 December from 1.30 on A blueprint for eye health in England and the devolved nations. The debate will be opened by Jim Shannon MP.
A blueprint for eye health in England and the devolved nations (229 KB , PDF)
The NHS has estimated that more than 2 million people are living with sight loss in the UK. Of these, around 340,000 are registered as blind or partially sighted.
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) reports that around 60% of people living with sight loss are women. It also notes that older age is a significant risk factor related to eye health and sight loss.
The RNIB’s website provides further information on the criteria for certification of sight loss, known as a Certificate of Vision Impairment in England, and how sight loss is measured.
The NHS recommends that most people should have their eyes tested every two years. Some groups who are at increased risk of eye problems, may need to have a sight test more often.
Sight loss has many causes. The World Health Organization has identified the leading causes globally:
Most sight loss in the UK is caused by uncorrected refractive errors (two in five cases), age-related macular degeneration (one in five) or cataract (one in five).
Sight loss can have a significant physical, social, psychological, emotional and economic effects. This might vary according to a person’s age, individual circumstances, or the extent of the sight loss.
The Welsh, Scottish and Northern Ireland Governments have published strategies which set out national objectives for eye health care:
There is no eye health strategy for England. The Government said, in September 2022, that it had no current plans for a national eye strategy as eye care services are commissioned locally to meet the needs of the local population.
A blueprint for eye health in England and the devolved nations (229 KB , PDF)
A Westminster Hall debate has been scheduled for 2.30pm on Tuesday 31 January on NHS hysteroscopy treatment. The debate will be opened by Lyn Brown MP.
A debate has been scheduled in Westminster Hall on Monday 6 February on e-petitions 589677 and 597840 relating to assessments for autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. The subject for the debate has been nominated by the Petitions Committee.
There will be a debate on e-petition 604472 concerning immigration fees for healthcare workers in Westminster Hall. This debate will take place on 30 January 2023 at 16:30 and will be led by Tonia Antoniazzi MP.