House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Government Delivery
21 July 2022 · Prime Minister
Proposed by Boris Johnson Con Uxbridge and South Ruislip
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- The current government since July 2019 has focused on achievements including Brexit and managing the pandemic.
- The government highlights completed actions such as securing trade deals and implementing immigration reforms.
- Investment in healthcare workers, infrastructure, and cost-of-living support for vulnerable households is noted.
Issue summary
The statement summarizes the achievements of the current government since July 2019, focusing on Brexit, handling the pandemic, improving public services, economic growth, and international leadership.
Action requested
No specific action is requested; instead, the minister highlights completed actions such as securing trade deals, implementing immigration reforms, supporting healthcare workers, investing in infrastructure, and providing cost-of-living support for vulnerable households.
Key facts
- The government has negotiated over 70 Free Trade Agreements (FTAs).
- Eight locations have been selected for freeports.
- More than two billion lateral flow tests have been distributed across the UK.
- Over 150 million vaccine doses have been administered.
- 20,000 additional police officers have been recruited.
- The NHS has received a £39 billion investment to tackle pandemic backlog.
- Social care costs are capped at £86,000 over a lifetime.
- Over two million tutoring courses have supported children recovering from the pandemic impact.
- 500,000 people have been helped into jobs through the Way to Work programme since January.
- The government has awarded 101 Towns Deals across the country.
- £37 billion package for cost-of-living support announced.