That this House commends the Steer Clear campaign, which encourages all seasonal revellers either to leave their car at home or to appoint a designated driver; furthermore congratulates the Portsmouth News for promoting the campaign, and the 100 pubs that have already signed up promising to offer a soft drink to the designated driver in a group of three or more; encourages the setting up of these initiatives countrywide; and expresses the hope that schemes of this kind will be successful in reducing the level of drink-driving and drink-related road accidents.

That this House commends the Steer Clear campaign, which encourages all seasonal revellers either to leave their car at home or to appoint a designated driver; furthermore congratulates the Portsmouth News for promoting the campaign, and the 100 pubs that have already signed up promising to offer a soft drink...

That this House congratulates the Depression Alliance on their organisation of National Depression Week which runs from 17th to 23rd April this year; notes that more than 2.9 million people in the UK are diagnosed as having depression at any one time and that one in five people will be affected by depression at some point in their lives; further congratulates the Depression Alliance for arranging a series of events during National Depression Week which aim to increase awareness of depression; supports the decision by the Depression Alliance to theme this year's National Depression Week around the availability of complementary therapies; agrees with the Depression Alliance that those suffering from depression would often benefit from access to complementary therapies such as cognitive behavioural therapy, nutritional advice and exercise; further notes that the waiting lists for many alternative therapies are unacceptably long and that the number of people suffering from depression is rising; and believes that urgent action is needed to ensure that all people suffering from mental illness receive the treatment best fitted to their personal circumstances.

That this House congratulates the Depression Alliance on their organisation of National Depression Week which runs from 17th to 23rd April this year; notes that more than 2.9 million people in the UK are diagnosed as having depression at any one time and that one in five people will be...

That this House welcomes the first ever National Identity Fraud Prevention Week, taking place between 17th and 23rd October; supports the objectives of the public and private sector stakeholders responsible for this important campaign; and hopes that this awareness drive will lead to a sustained effort to halt the rise of identity fraud.

That this House welcomes the first ever National Identity Fraud Prevention Week, taking place between 17th and 23rd October; supports the objectives of the public and private sector stakeholders responsible for this important campaign; and hopes that this awareness drive will lead to a sustained effort to halt the rise...

That this House notes that October is Lupus Awareness Month; recognises the impact lupus has on over 50,000 people in the UK along with their families, friends and carers; congratulates Lupus UK for its work as the only national charity dedicated to raising awareness of the condition as well as providing support and advice for lupus sufferers and raising funds for the charity; further notes that lupus is an auto-immune disease which can cause many and varied symptoms affecting different organs of the body, including the kidneys, heart, lungs and brain, and is often misdiagnosed; and urges the Government to raise public awareness of lupus and to invest in research into effective treatment of this disease.

That this House notes that October is Lupus Awareness Month; recognises the impact lupus has on over 50,000 people in the UK along with their families, friends and carers; congratulates Lupus UK for its work as the only national charity dedicated to raising awareness of the condition as well as...

That this House congratulates English wine producers for the steady improvements in the quality and availability of English wines; urges the Government to support this growing industry by all possible means; requests all Government departments and United Kingdom embassies and ministries overseas to serve domestically-produced wine at all official functions where wine is appropriate; and calls on the Government to make all possible use of the UK presidency of the European Union to promote awareness of the excellent wines produced in England.

That this House congratulates English wine producers for the steady improvements in the quality and availability of English wines; urges the Government to support this growing industry by all possible means; requests all Government departments and United Kingdom embassies and ministries overseas to serve domestically-produced wine at all official functions...

That this House supports the British Lung Foundation's call for increased access to pulmonary rehabilitation for people living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD); regrets that an estimated 2.5 million people in the UK suffer from COPD; further regrets that only approximately 1.7 per cent. of the total patients diagnosed with COPD have access to pulmonary rehabilitation; congratulates the hundreds of people who will support Breath Easy Week by taking to the streets across the UK on 13th June to raise awareness of lung conditions and to call for increased availability of pulmonary rehabilitation; and urges the Government to ensure this highly beneficial treatment is available to all who could benefit from it.

That this House supports the British Lung Foundation's call for increased access to pulmonary rehabilitation for people living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD); regrets that an estimated 2.5 million people in the UK suffer from COPD; further regrets that only approximately 1.7 per cent. of the total patients diagnosed...

That this House supports the National Society for Epilepsy (NSE) and the 2004 National Epilepsy week which aims to raise awareness of this condition and which this year has a theme of Epilepsy in primary care; notes that 1 in 200 people in th UK have epilepsy and 80 new cases are diagnosed every day; agrees that a population which is educated about the causes and effects of epilepsy will help to reduce misconceptions with respect to how common the condition is, as well as how best to deal with a person who is having an epileptic seizure; and calls on the Government to help the NSE achieve its awareness targets.

That this House supports the National Society for Epilepsy (NSE) and the 2004 National Epilepsy week which aims to raise awareness of this condition and which this year has a theme of Epilepsy in primary care; notes that 1 in 200 people in th UK have epilepsy and 80 new...

That this House supports Psoriasis Awareness Week; notes that 2 per cent. of the population in the UK are affected by this non-contagious recurrent skin condition, which is an acceleration of the usual replacement processes of the skin resulting in red, flaky patches of skin; further notes that there is no known definitive cause of, or cure for, psoriasis but that scientists have identified many triggers of the condition which include physical and emotional stress as well as genetic factors; recognises that the condition has psychological as well as physical effects and that a recent survey reported that seven out of 10 sufferers experienced rejection from people who misunderstood the disease; and calls on the Government to ensure that Psoriasis Awareness Week receives due attention.

That this House supports Psoriasis Awareness Week; notes that 2 per cent. of the population in the UK are affected by this non-contagious recurrent skin condition, which is an acceleration of the usual replacement processes of the skin resulting in red, flaky patches of skin; further notes that there is...

That this House notes that World Lupus Day, 10th May 2004, is to be announced in conjunction with the 7th International Lupus Congress in New York City, being held to advance the science on lupus; recognises that over five million people worldwide have lupus, of whom around 90 per cent. are female and that lupus may be mild, can be disabling and sometimes fatal, causing many different symptoms including joint and muscle pain, fatigue, depression, kidney, heart, lung and brain involvement, as well as miscarriages; acknowledges that there is an urgent need to increase awareness worldwide of the debilitating impact of lupus; and supports lupus organisations around the globe in calling for increases in public and private sector funding for medical research on lupus, targeted education programmes for health professionals and the public, and worldwide recognition of lupus as a significant public health issue.

That this House notes that World Lupus Day, 10th May 2004, is to be announced in conjunction with the 7th International Lupus Congress in New York City, being held to advance the science on lupus; recognises that over five million people worldwide have lupus, of whom around 90 per cent....

That this House supports National Depression Week and its aims to raise awareness that one in five people will be affected by depression at some point in their lives and the need to defeat the stigma associated with it; notes the resurrection of the All Party Group on Depression and wishes it success for the future; further notes the essential work being done by Depression Alliance in raising awareness of depression as a treatable condition and providing support services and education tools to those affected; and calls on the Government to ensure that depression received due attention within mental health service provision as befits a condition set to become the second biggest health burden in the world by 2020.

That this House supports National Depression Week and its aims to raise awareness that one in five people will be affected by depression at some point in their lives and the need to defeat the stigma associated with it; notes the resurrection of the All Party Group on Depression and...

That this House supports International Childhood Cancer Day and its aims of raising global awareness for cancers that affect children while also raising money for research; notes that in developed countries more than 70 per cent. of children with cancer survive after diagnosis, but that only one in five of the world's children have access to the best medical care; further notes that the world's overall survival rate for children's cancer is as low as 20 per cent.; and calls on the Government fully to support this important initiative.

That this House supports International Childhood Cancer Day and its aims of raising global awareness for cancers that affect children while also raising money for research; notes that in developed countries more than 70 per cent. of children with cancer survive after diagnosis, but that only one in five of...