The Minister acknowledged the importance of the deb [3D [K debate, highlighting the work done by Teenage Cancer Trust and other charit [6D [K charities in writing the national cancer plan. She committed to investing u [1D [K up to £10 million annually to support families with travel costs for treatm [6D [K treatment. The Government is focused on providing age-appropriate psycholog [9D [K psychological support from diagnosis through treatment and beyond, aiming f [1D [K for two years post-treatment as requested by Steve Yemm. They are also work [4D [K working on diagnosing cancer in young people faster and removing barriers t [1D [K to timely diagnosis by embedding young people’s needs into the design of ne [2D [K neighbourhood health services. Additionally, she announced plans to establi [7D [K establish one-stop health shops across the UK to offer better access to spe [3D [K specialist support. The Department is making research into improving outcom [6D [K outcomes for children a national priority, with efforts focused on kinder t [1D [K treatments. A reformed national cancer board will be established with a ded [3D [K dedicated lead for children and young people’s cancer to ensure clear accou [5D [K accountability and focus. The Minister also highlighted other initiatives s [1D [K such as abolishing the two-child benefit cap, introducing free breakfast cl [2D [K clubs, extending free school meals, and implementing the soft drinks indust [6D [K industry levy to combat drivers of ill health in children's lives.