It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Mr Robertson. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Delyn on securing this debate on altitude sickness travel advice and extend sincere condolences to him and his family for the loss of his sister-in-law Lorraine. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office's (FCDO) travel advice aims to help UK nationals make better-informed decisions about international travel by providing information on entry requirements and risks such as safety and security matters or natural disasters. FCDO includes health information that draws on specialist medical expertise, directing British people towards reliable sources of expert information and advice from NaTHNaC's TravelHealthPro website. The minister acknowledges the need for more specific information about altitude sickness in travel advice and has taken a step forward by updating the Peru travel advice to better highlight the risk of altitude sickness. Officials responsible for travel advice are reviewing other countries where altitude sickness is a risk, ensuring clarity about the risks presented. The Government aims to improve the presentation and format of their travel advice pages, making it easier for the public to find information needed when travelling.