mr. stevenson, did he leave already? he gave a presentation on the department's new website, and asking and seeking input from the meeting about how to improve it, and one of them -- for the different languages, they will put flags next to it but they also want icon so they can show people where, you know, quickly where they need to go and they also want to have, putting icons or tabs that they can hit and the brochures will be there in different languages, how to fill forms out, so they had a lot of information to add. it was great to have mr. stevenson there. that is my report. >> thank you. >> thank you. i just wanted to talk about the working group meeting that we had on 1421. it was a really productive meeting. we had a lot of stakeholders there with respect to the protocol that the commission is drafting and we will hopefully be adopting which would sort of give us an outline of how the department, how d.p.a., and how the commission all release records under 1421. so it was a really great meeting we are in the proc

mr. speaker, this prime minister's commitment to mental health has been simply fantastic. it was fantastic when she was a home secretary and fantastic as prime minister. the stevenson pharma review into workplace mental health, the review into 1983 mental health act. her commitment to reducing the tragedy of suicide and putting her office behind that and the introduction of places for safety for people experiencing a mental health crisis. mr. speaker, we have been filling the prime minister's diary up with future commitments as she offers the next chapter of her political life. but can she find space for a few more paragraphs on mental health? >> can i thank my honorable friend had his question and intervention. and i also thank for the dignified way in which they conducted the conservative party leadership election. he has been an advocate for government doing more mental health, for his time -- during his time in this house, and he has championed the need for us to do more on mental health. i want to continue to ensure we have set the record enputting that into mental health and having those essential reviews. we now need to ensure we implement the proposals, tha

stevenson to hubert humphrey and probably beyond was secretly offered help by russian agents. the soviet ambassador even called up lyndon johnson with a tape recorder running in september of 1964 and said mr. khrushchev would like to see you win. what can he do to help you? that offer was made to all of them and they all said no help, get out of here. >> don't let him know you're rooting for me. let me go to mieke on this. what do you say about a president? how do we clean up a system where half the political force in the country which is coming out of the white house is like the system it is now. grab what you can for the russians. >> i think this is a real challenge to our democracy. the president won with less than the majority of american support. his support is below 50% now and it's never been above 50%. it's very hard in a democracy to reach consensus when you don't have the support of the majority of the people. i think we have to take a real serious look at some of the campaign forms to be able to fix our electoral. >> i think we should fix the machinery at at least. i can live with the social media and the kompromat and all that stuff, but when it comes down to actual voting, i

mr speaker, this prime minister's commitment to mental health has been simply fantastic. it was fantastic when she was home secretary and fantastic as prime minister. the stevensonster's diary up, but can she find space for a few more paragraphs on mental health? can i thank my honourable friend for his question and thank him and my honourable friend the member for chesham for the dignified way in which they conducted the conservative party leadership election. he has been an advocate for this issue and championed the need for us to do more on mental health. i want to continue to insure that we take forward and we have set the record in putting that record into mental health, in having the essential reviews, we now need to ensure that we implement the proposal, if we do so, we will make a significant improvement in the lives of those people with mental health problems. thank you. professorjohn snowden has received a top nhs award for work on stem cell transplantation for ms sufferers. i would like to declare my own personal interest in this, john snowden and his team were responsible for my own transplant last year for a form of blood cancer. will she give an as