I thank the hon. Member for Eastleigh (Liz Jarvis) for securing this debate; I know that dementia support in Hampshire is a cause close to her heart and also mine, as I lost my mother to Alzheimer’s in December 2023. Almost 1 million people across the UK are living with dementia, each facing unique challenges. Our goal is to ensure everyone receives high-quality care from diagnosis through end-of-life support. We aim to increase diagnosis rates to two-thirds of those with dementia and by November 2025, the overall estimated rate was 66.5%, while Hampshire's was 64%. The Government will deliver a modern service framework for frailty and dementia by 2027, aiming for 95% of people with complex needs to have an agreed care plan. We are committed to professionalising the adult social care workforce through our expanded care pathway and investing £500 million towards a fair pay agreement process set to be implemented in 2028. The 10-year health plan aims to deliver more localised care, with NHS priorities redirected for better dementia support. Despite NICE's inability to recommend new disease-modifying treatments, we remain confident in their processes and are working on measures to boost access to new medicines. Acknowledged the significant role of unpaid carers in dementia care, announced increases to the carer's allowance, discussed ongoing reviews on paid leave and public consultations, mentioned additional funding for adult social care, praised the hon. Member for Eastleigh for raising an important topic, and outlined the Government’s plans to integrate health and care services through a 10-year plan and neighbourhood health service initiatives.