Department of Health and Social Care

“Company will, of course, consider and take the necessary steps to implement the same with a view to ensuring its ongoing compliance with the”

“The Department has responsibility for the legislation governing food supplements in England, which is the Food Supplements (England) Regulations 2003, with parallel policy resting with the Welsh Government in Wales, Food Standards Scotland (FSS) in Scotland and the FSA in Northern Ireland. We work collaboratively with the FSA which has responsibility for food safety and Trading Standards and Environmental Health in local authorities who lead on enforcement of the regulations.”

“NHS England recognises the significant pressure on ambulance services since the Covid-19 pandemic, which has seen longer response times across all categories than before the pandemic, including transfers between NHS hospitals. Given that patient safety risks for both NHS hospital transfers and 999 patient calls from the community can be reduced by faster ambulance response times, NHS England have continued to focus on improving ambulance performance overall for 2023/24, supported by the Delivery”

“care. The Department recognises the significant pressure the urgent and emergency care system is facing. That is why we published our Delivery plan for recovering urgent and emergency care services, which aims to deliver sustained improvements in waiting times. Our ambitions for this year are to improve A&E waiting times to 78% of patients to be admitted, transferred, or discharged from A&E within four hours by March 2025, and to reduce Category 2 ambulance response times to 30 minutes on average across”

“seeking to tackle at source the suppliers of harmful substances for the purposes of suicide”

“The act's illegal safety duties will apply to all in-scope 'user-to-user' services which allow users to post content online, or to interact with each other - including online forums. This means that once these duties are in force, they will be required to have systems and processes in place to proactively prevent users from encountering priority illegal content via their service and to minimise the length of time for which such content is present.”

“published our 'Delivery plan for recovering urgent and emergency care services' which aims to deliver sustained improvements in waiting times”

“the department is mindful of the statutory responsibilities in relation to prevention of future deaths reports and we are prioritising responses as a matter of urgency.”

“we published our 'Delivery plan for recovering urgent and emergency care services' which aims to deliver sustained improvements in waiting times. Our ambitions for this year are to improve A&E waiting times to 78% of patients to be admitted, transferred, or discharged from A&E within four hours by March 2025, and to reduce Category 2 ambulance response times to 30 minutes on average across this fiscal year.”