It is a pleasure to serve under the chairmanship of Ms Nokes. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Hyndburn (Sara Britcliffe) for her moving speech and express condolences to Jess's family, particularly Eddie, her partner, and remember baby Elsie. Hyperemesis gravidarum affects between one and three in every 100 pregnancies, impacting thousands of women each year. It is a severe form of nausea and vomiting that can affect an individual's mood, work ability, and mental health. The National Institute for Health and Care Research is awarding funds for research on the causes, management, and nutritional impact of HG. Professor Dame Lesley Regan will host a webinar on 27 September to explore patient experiences and provide treatment options. The women's health strategy aims to end stigma and ensure that when women ask for help, they receive positive support. We are expanding mental health services with new hubs providing psychological therapy and maternity care in England from March 2024. I am happy to work with my hon. Friend the Member for Mid Sussex on raising awareness of HG among employers. Following Jess's tragic case, we will organise a roundtable with the women's health ambassador to discuss findings and see how we can take this forward through research at the National Institute for Health and Care Research.