That this House greatly regrets the current situation at the English National Opera; recognises the contribution of the choristers to the success and quality of performances at the English National Opera; notes that the English National Opera, despite giving assurances to the choristers trade union, Equity, that during its closure their number would be maintained, intends to cut their number by a third; fears for the future of the English National Opera if these cuts go ahead; further notes that the English National Opera has already gone through stabilisation with the Arts Council of England and is seeking more money to pay for these redundancies; and urges the Government immediately to review the situation.

That this House greatly regrets the current situation at the English National Opera; recognises the contribution of the choristers to the success and quality of performances at the English National Opera; notes that the English National Opera, despite giving assurances to the choristers trade union, Equity, that during its closure...

That this House recognises the importance of multidisciplinary treatment for people with mental health conditions; notes the strength of evidence supporting the use of physiotherapy for the treatment of mental health conditions, relieving symptons and improving quality of life; notes that standards within the National Service Framework for Mental Health aim to address social exclusion, access, reducing risk, mental health promotion and prevention of suicides; further notes the important role which specialist mental health physiotherapists have to further these standards; is alarmed that some NHS trusts are planning to disband or reduce their specialist mental health physiotherapy teams to the detriment of vulnerable patients; further notes that as a result many patients will no longer be guaranteed specialist physiotherapy treatment; calls on the Government to review the National Service Framework for Mental Health in close consultation with relevant health professionals; and further calls on the Government to produce national guidance to NHS trusts, strategic health authorities and primary care trusts outlining their commitment to mental health physiotherapy services.

That this House recognises the importance of multidisciplinary treatment for people with mental health conditions; notes the strength of evidence supporting the use of physiotherapy for the treatment of mental health conditions, relieving symptons and improving quality of life; notes that standards within the National Service Framework for Mental Health...

That this House takes note of the Second Report from the Environmental Audit Committee, The Pre-Budget Report 2000: Fuelling the Debate (HC 71), as relevant to debate on the Chancellor's 2001 Budget; and urges the Government to return to its previous helpful practice of allowing references to EAC reports to appear on the Order Paper for the information of all honourable Members on such occasions.

That this House takes note of the Second Report from the Environmental Audit Committee, The Pre-Budget Report 2000: Fuelling the Debate (HC 71), as relevant to debate on the Chancellor's 2001 Budget; and urges the Government to return to its previous helpful practice of allowing references to EAC reports to...

That this House takes note of the Fourth Report of the Environmental Audit Committee Session 1999-2000, on the Pre-Budget Report 1999: pesticides, aggregates and the Climate Change Levy HC 76, as relevant to debate on the Budget 2000; and regrets that the Chancellor of the Exchequer refused to allow reference to this report to appear on the Order Paper for the information of all honourable Members.

That this House takes note of the Fourth Report of the Environmental Audit Committee Session 1999-2000, on the Pre-Budget Report 1999: pesticides, aggregates and the Climate Change Levy HC 76, as relevant to debate on the Budget 2000; and regrets that the Chancellor of the Exchequer refused to allow reference...