National Campaign Responses

March's Spring Statement penned a robust path forward out of the challenging economic situation we now find ourselves in.

Firstly, I would like to assure you that the Government is committed to upholding our world-leading animal welfare standards and to delivering a series of ambitious reforms, as outlined in the Action Plan for Animal Welfare.  
 

Please be assured that the UK has agreed not to support the issuing of any exploitation licences for deep-sea mining projects unless or until there is sufficient evidence about the potential impact on deep-sea ecosystems. 

The Government recognises that tackling major conditions that cause ill-health - including prostate cancer - provides an opportunity to improve the lives of millions of people.

As you will be aware, the ECT, which is the largest international agreement of its kind, continues to play a crucial role in promoting investment in the energy sector and fostering international cooperation on energy, including in the development of renewable energy worldwide.

I appreciate the concerns you have raised, let me assure you that the Government is continuing to work tirelessly to support households with their energy bills and ensuring the UK’s transition to net zero.

I understand anxiety over rising prices and inflation. Covid-19 and Putin’s war in Ukraine have caused immense challenges for our country, with energy prices rising and families facing significant cost-of-living pressures.

Buildings are responsible for around 30 per cent of our national emissions, and the Government recognises that upgrading home energy performance is crucial if we are to meet net zero greenhouse gas emissions across the UK economy by 2050. Not only this, but ministers are also clear that on

I appreciate the concerns you have and was sorry to learn of the difficult experience residents are facing. HM Government (HMG) condemns any incidence of violence by settlers and urges the Israeli authorities to thoroughly investigate every instance to bring those responsible to justice.

In January 2022, the Government announced plans to bring forward a Bill to create a more innovative regulatory regime that would not have been possible were the UK still a member of the European Union.

His Majesty's Government takes its export control responsibilities extremely seriously and operates one of the most robust export control regimes in the world.

The UK has long led the way on animal welfare and is building on our world-leading standards with ambitious reforms, as outlined in the Action Plan for Animal Welfare. The Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill will introduce landmark protections for pets, livestock and kept wild animals.