Emphasised the Angiolini inquiry's importance in addressing violence against women and girls. Announced ongoing work on the VAWG strategy to reduce such crimes over a decade, highlighting cross-Government involvement. Discussed funding of £13.1 million for improving investigative standards through the National Centre for Violence Against Women and Girls and Public Protection. The Government is committed to reducing violence against women and girls, with a goal to halve such incidents within a decade. The Minister acknowledges the need for cultural change in policing, standardisation across police forces, and fundamental reforms. She reassures that although there may not be an immediate date for strategy publication due to complexity, it will address many of the issues raised. Phillips emphasises the importance of practical implementation and stakeholder engagement, referencing meetings with stakeholders to discuss implementation. She also addresses vetting processes and psychological testing prior to police recruitment as highlighted by the Angiolini inquiry. Emphasised the need to stop violence against women before it occurs rather than just providing support after incidents. She stated that there will be measures included in the upcoming strategy, although she did not want to give too many details at this point.