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Press Releases
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On Wednesday 7 March 2012 the Health Select Committee, of which Valerie is a member, launched a follow-up report to the responses given by government and regulatory bodies to accountability reports published by the Health Committee in 2011.
Valerie is working with children’s continence charity ERIC and the Paediatric Continence Forum (PCF) in a campaign to establish better standards for school toilets and washing facilities.
On Friday 2 March 2012 Valerie Vaz, MP for Walsall South, spoke about social care and rights for people with a learning disability, at an event organised by the charity Mencap.
Valerie arranged for two constituents Hanin and Matt to a tour of the Houses of Parliament on 29 February 2012. Not only did they get to experience the historical beauty of Parliament but they got engaged.
On Tuesday 28th February, Valerie asked the Foreign Secretary, the Rt Hon William Hague MP, under what circumstances he would stop maintaining diplomatic relations with Syria. The Foreign Secretary responded that the situation was under review. You can read the exchange in Hansard by clicking here.
Valerie has welcomed the news that the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) has decided to give women boxers at the Olympics the choice to wear either skirts or shorts in the ring.
Valerie is urging the Government to reconsider a change to tax credit rules which means thousands of families will lose all of their Working Tax Credits unless they can significantly increase their working hours.
On 22 February 2012 Valerie urged the Government to publish the transition risk register for the controversial health reorganisation, as recommended by the Information Commissioner.