Motion text
That this House is concerned that there is inequitable access for all who need access to the HIV prevention pill pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP); notes that PrEP is highly effective at stopping HIV and extremely cost-effective when compared with a lifetime of HIV treatment; further notes that in the UK, Black African men and women are the second-largest group affected by HIV; recognises that there was disappointingly low coverage of access to PrEP on the Impact trial for women and Black communities; is aware that the routine commissioning of PrEP has focused on providing access to individuals previously on the Impact trial; calls on local commissioners and councils to provide equitable access to all high-risk individuals who need access to PrEP; further calls on the Government to increase funding for PrEP in 2021; and urges local public health teams to improve knowledge about PrEP among Black communities.
Signatures (14)
The first 6 Members who have signed to support the motion are the sponsors. The primary sponsor is generally the person who tabled the motion and has responsibility for it. The date shown is when the Member signed the motion.
Ribeiro-Addy, Bell
Labour
Signed on
25 January 2021
Barker, Paula
Labour
Signed on
26 January 2021
Hopkins, Rachel
Labour
Signed on
26 January 2021
Lavery, Ian
Labour
Signed on
26 January 2021
Webbe, Claudia
Independent
Signed on
27 January 2021
Shannon, Jim
Democratic Unionist Party
Signed on
27 January 2021
In addition to the sponsors, the following Members have signed to support the motion.
McDonnell, John
Labour
Signed on
27 January 2021
Lucas, Caroline
Green Party
Signed on
28 January 2021
Stephens, Chris
Scottish National Party
Signed on
1 February 2021
Mishra, Navendu
Labour
Signed on
1 February 2021
Williams, Hywel
Plaid Cymru
Signed on
29 January 2021
Johnson, Kim
Labour
Signed on
10 February 2021
Begum, Apsana
Labour
Signed on
2 March 2021
Russell-Moyle, Lloyd
Labour
Signed on
11 May 2021
There are no withdrawn signatures for this motion.