The Minister acknowledges Randolph Turpin's significant achievement by defeating Sugar Ray Robinson to become the first black British world middleweight champion in 1951. She highlights the ongoing issues related to diversity and inclusion, racism, mental health support, and domestic violence that his story brings into focus. The government has invested in community boxing clubs through Sport England and National Lottery Community Fund, and supports elite boxers through UK Sport. New measures are being introduced to ensure sporting bodies have detailed action plans for diversity and inclusion. The Minister also notes the importance of addressing concussion in sport and highlights the Government's commitment to tackling domestic abuse with the recent Domestic Abuse Bill receiving Royal Assent. Additionally, she mentions significant funding provided by Sport England for grassroots boxing projects and facilities recovery from the pandemic, totalling over £8 million. Finally, the Minister agrees to pass on a request for a meeting between Matt Western and the Minister for sport to discuss how Turpin's legacy can be better recognised.