I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Lichfield (Dave Robertson) for securing this important debate... As my hon. Friend described in his wonderful speech, Clive Treacey was a caring, gentle and humorous man... I recognise the efforts of Clive’s family, particularly Elaine and Michael who join us today in the Gallery... The independent review into Clive’s death highlighted that there were multiple system-wide failures in delivering his care and treatment that together placed him at a higher risk of sudden death. It was found that Clive experienced sub-optimal care and support throughout his life and death, and that he was not always placed in settings that could meet his needs... I am pleased that since Clive’s death, meaningful changes have been made... Following the publication of the independent review into his death in December 2021, organisations directly involved in Clive’s care developed high-level actions in response to its findings and there was an overwhelming commitment from all organisations involved to address the systemic issues raised in the report. NHS England midlands region set up a group that became known as the Clive Treacey conscience group... We welcome the development of the Clive Treacey safety checklist, encouraging commissioners and service providers to use it as a key tool. NHS England has developed a quality framework for annual health checks for people with a learning disability, and NICE guidelines recommend monitoring reviews at least annually for those with epilepsy and a learning disability. The Government expects full consideration of these guidelines when making decisions about local services. We are rolling out mandatory training on learning disability and autism to healthcare staff and support the NHS RightCare epilepsy toolkit that includes actions for supporting people with epilepsy who have a learning disability. Epilepsy Action has produced the “Step Together” toolkit, while SUDEP Action has developed an epilepsy self-monitoring app. The minister acknowledges the important work of organisations like Epilepsy Action and SUDEP Action and thanks Members for their contributions.