I am grateful to the hon. Member for Ashfield (Lee Anderson) for securing a debate on this important issue, expressing deepest sympathy to Mr Radford's family and friends, and highlighting the dignity they have shown in tragic circumstances. The minister noted the tenacious pursuit of the matter by the hon. Member for Ashfield and acknowledged the previous correspondence with the former Ministers. He highlighted that the home detention curfew (HDC) policy has been in place since 1999 but fell short in Collins's case, as it did not obtain all relevant information, including mental health details. The minister stated that protecting the public must be the priority and emphasised the need to keep HDC policy under review and learn lessons from failures. He detailed actions taken following the prevention of future deaths report by the coroner, such as amending the HDC policy framework and requiring consideration of broader community risks. The investigation into Collins's release found it was not in line with HMPPS policy and recommended disciplinary proceedings against staff involved, which were carried out internally without evidence of criminal conduct. The minister offered a meeting to discuss the disciplinary process further.