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Health and Social Care Bill

I am indeed going to suggest that. Perhaps the hon. Gentleman should have listened to my point that public health staff have been reduced—not increased—by 57 per cent. I suggest that he check those figures and write me an apology tomorrow, because I am right. Furthermore, health inequalities are crucial. Public health staff are the key to doing something about the rising rates of sexually transmitted infections, substance misuse and obesity. Although the inequality gap in circulatory disease mortality has declined and is on track to meet the target, the latest health inequalities figures show that the inequality gap in the infant mortality rate has not reduced by a sufficient amount to meet—