I congratulate and thank the hon. Member for Vauxhall for bringing this debate to the House, highlighting an important and hidden issue of gang-associated girls. The Government is prioritising tackling serious violence, including the victimisation of girls and young women in gangs, by investing £119 million in extra police resources this year alone and over £200 million on early intervention programmes. There are specific challenges for girls and young women who face threats to themselves and their families, sexual exploitation, and long-term implications such as damaged credit ratings. The Minister noted that violence reduction units across the country have been working to identify local risks and drivers of serious violence and to provide tailored support for girls and young women affected by gang activity and county lines exploitation. Specific initiatives include one-to-one support services in London, Merseyside, and the West Midlands, and investments in rape and sexual abuse support services with £24 million over three years. The Minister also highlighted the importance of education on healthy relationships to prevent violence and abuse and introduced new knife crime prevention orders as an additional tool for the police. However, she recognised the need for more comprehensive data collection and engagement with violence reduction units to ensure that all affected young people are considered in local responses.