It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Graham. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for South West Bedfordshire on securing this important debate and paying tribute to campaigners such as the Urology Foundation. NHS England has established the national bladder and bowel health project to improve continence care and published 'Excellence in Continence Care' as a practical guide. The minister acknowledges concerns about the implementation of the continence care guidelines, promising to raise them with the Minister for Social Care. On May 9th, NHS England published its delivery plan for recovering access to primary care, including proposals to improve options for community-based services to treat urinary tract infections through appropriately trained community pharmacists. NICE has produced guidance on managing faecal incontinence in adults, which is expected to be taken into account by healthcare professionals and commissioners. The updated national action plan on tackling antimicrobial resistance includes enhancing prevention of UTIs with early diagnosis and treatment of suspected or confirmed UTIs. NHS England has also published a service specification for bowel care for people with spinal cord injury. The medtech strategy aims to realise the potential of technology in improving patient outcomes and supporting the NHS workforce, focusing on value-based procurement. The minister commits to continuing support for providing a range of continence products in part IX of the drug tariff, ensuring equitable access for all patients. On public toilets and accessible facilities, including sanitary bins in men's toilets is an argument that will be raised with the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. The bladder and bowel CONfidence app has been referenced by a number of NHS trusts and medical centres, which the minister promises to look into promoting further. The Government's major conditions strategy considers needs of both men and women, acknowledging different approaches for treatment throughout life. Prostate cancer statistics show a considerable increase in diagnoses but only 51% were diagnosed at an early stage in 2021. NHS England has published its delivery plan to improve options for community-based services treating urinary tract infections with approximately £255 million annual spend on incontinence products from part IX items alone.