Given that Parliament has not had the opportunity to debate this assessment, will the Secretary of State support a dedicated debate on these risks and actions across Government?

What steps her Department is taking to help support farmers to adopt higher animal welfare standards. Further details on how the forthcoming animal welfare strategy will ensure that credible complaints are consistently investigated and enforcement bodies have the resources and duties needed to act when animal welfare concerns are raised.

Upgrading the Ely and Haughley junctions would enable a substantial shift of freight to the rails, which is important for net zero targets, for relieving congestion and for supporting haulage and logistics businesses. Will the Secretary of State therefore meet me, regional businesses, cross-party political leaders and the Suffolk chamber of commerce to look at the options for funding and upgrading this project, as outlined by Network Rail?

I thank the Minister for her answer. Animal Equality estimates that around 200,000 sows in the UK spend nearly a quarter of their adult life confined in farrowing crates, which are metal barred cages that severely restrict their movement—they cannot even turn around. Some 75% of vets are concerned and research suggests that two thirds of the public oppose their use. When it comes to the animal welfare strategy, will the Minister commit to phasing out the use of all farrowing crates and the equally cruel cages for birds, and what practical steps will be put in place to support farmers with the transition?

With billionaire wealth soaring while living standards fall, does she agree it is time to tax extreme wealth fairly to tackle cost of living crisis and invest in public services?

I welcome the approval of plans for a new dental school at the University of East Anglia. What arrangements and incentives will the Minister put in place to keep dental graduates in the most poorly served areas, such as my constituency of Waveney Valley?

The Public Accounts Committee says that the dental contract reform will only work with sustainable funding. Will the Government ensure this?

Requiring developers to include solar panels in all new homes and buildings would be extremely popular with the public and help deliver net zero targets. Can the Secretary of State give an update on his discussions with the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, including those on mandatory solar as part of the future homes and buildings standard?

I echo the sentiments of the hon. Member for Bedford (Mohammad Yasin) on this serious injustice, which is being compounded by the lack of swift action for redress. It really matters to all our constituents, including mine in Norfolk and Suffolk, where I have spoken to the local WASPI women group, which highlighted just how a big an impact it is having, including on women born in the 1950s who are struggling to make ends meet. Will the Minister please set out the timescale by which she will respond to the report and the action that will be taken?

What her Department's timetable is for responding to the recommendations on compensation made by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman in his report on changes to women's state pension age.

Any cuts to the environmental land management scheme would damage farmers and hinder Government's climate and nature targets. Does the Secretary of State agree with an economic assessment made by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, the National Trust and the Wildlife Trusts that the ELM scheme budget will need to be increased to around £5.9 billion a year?