It is a pleasure to serve under the chairmanship of Dame Maria Miller. The Home Office acknowledges Mr A's case, and I will ensure that my hon. Friend the Member for Orpington continues to receive regular updates. We are committed to ensuring that asylum claims are considered without unnecessary delay, aiming to clear the backlog of initial asylum legacy claims by December 2022. Streamlined asylum processing has reduced the legacy backlog by 17,000 cases from November 2022 to May 2023 and further rolled out to legacy claims from nationals of Afghanistan, Eritrea, Sudan, Syria and Vietnam, reducing interview length and streamlining processes. We have doubled the number of decision makers over the last two years and are increasing staffing through a large recruitment campaign, expecting headcount to reach 2,500 by September this year. The Home Office collaborates closely with NHS, local authorities, and NGOs to ensure asylum seekers access healthcare and support services. In the year ending March 2023, there were 75,492 asylum applications in total relating to 91,047 people, a third more than in the previous year and the highest number for two decades. Many of these applicants are from nationalities such as Albanians, Afghans, Iranians, Iraqis and Syrians who are also arriving via small boats, placing unprecedented strain on our asylum system. The Government is committed to reforming the system through the Illegal Migration Bill to better manage applications. We take the safety and wellbeing of asylum seekers extremely seriously, working closely with health partners and providing funding for mental health support services such as Barnardo's Boloh helpline, which offers UK-wide virtual therapeutic support in 15 languages.