We're now going to go to questions to the Prime Minister, with which I will first call the Prime Minister to answer the engagement question.

And then I will then call Dan Polter to ask his supplementary virtually.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Mr Speaker, the thoughts of the House will be with the family and friends of the Hillsborough 96

and the hundreds more who are injured following the decision by the Court this morning.

I know that the CPS has said they will meet with the families again to answer any questions they may have.

I know colleagues from across the House will want to join me in paying tribute to our former

colleague Mike Weatherley, who sadly died last week.

He was a dedicated parliamentarian and a fantastic servant to the people of Hove.

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in

this house. I shall have further such meetings later today. Let's go to Dr Dan Polter. Dan.

Thank you, Mr Speaker. I draw the House's attention to my declaration of members' interests

as a practising NHS doctor who's been working on the front line of the NHS during the pandemic.

Now, my right honourable friend will be aware that the 2012 Health and Social Care Act

resulted in local authority commissioning of addiction services.

And 10 years later, almost all addiction services are now run by non-NHS providers.

The result is that the numbers in alcohol treatment have fallen,

many alcohol detoxes take place in an unplanned manner, and both opiate and alcohol deaths

are at record levels. Would my right honourable friend agree with me that for the sake of patients,

we must bring commissioning and provision of addiction services back to the NHS,

and will he meet with me and experts in this field to discuss how we can get this right?

Mr Speaker, I want to thank my honourable friend for everything that he's done throughout

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