Mr Deputy Speaker, may I thank you and Mr Speaker for granting this debate? It is great to see Members from across the House in attendance this evening. The MP addresses the growing problem of anti-vaxxer misinformation eroding public confidence in vaccines, emphasising its detrimental impact on efforts to defeat the virus. He argues that while legitimate scrutiny of vaccine policies is necessary, it must be based on facts and not conspiracy theories. The MP calls for a cross-Government plan to combat the spread of misinformation and urges the Government to bring social media giants to heel. Additionally, he highlights the need for clearer communication about vaccine development processes and rigorous approval procedures. He concludes by calling for an holistic, six-month, cross-Government strategy to inform the public about the safety and efficacy of vaccines.