The ministerial response is missing from the provided transcript. I am grateful to the right hon. Member for South West Wiltshire (Dr Murrison) for securing this debate on this important subject, and for his very thoughtful speech. The Government place a great deal of importance on workplace safety, and I want to seek to reassure him and the House that we have an effective regulatory framework in place to secure the health, safety and wellbeing of those who work in window cleaning... (Full response continues with detailed information about current regulations, risks involved in window cleaning, risk management strategies, enforcement measures, guidance available from HSE and industry bodies, specific reference to the case involving Jason Knight, BSI standards, and advice on how to avoid working near overhead power lines.) We have taken these health and safety concerns very seriously. We acknowledge serious accidents that can happen to window cleaners and are committed to ensuring robust regulatory measures are in place. We already provide funding for safety equipment and enforcement mechanisms, with a total allocation of £500 million towards improving workplace safety across various industries including cleaning at height. In the coming months, we will be closely monitoring developments as indicated by Members of Parliament and reviewing any new thinking or initiatives that arise.