§ Lord Faulkner of Worcesterasked Her Majesty's Government:
What action each government department is taking to implement the findings of the report Preventing Accidental Injury—Priorities for Action from the Accidental Injury Task Force. [HL832]
§ Lord Hunt of Kings HeathThe main emphasis of the report is the need for government departments and regional and local agencies to work more closely together to address injury prevention and to do so in the context of wider government programmes. The 21WA recent report of the cross-cutting review of health inequalities and recent guidance on health and neighbourhood renewal have taken a first step towards achieving this. Accidental injury is also included in a current Social Exclusion Unit project on transport and social exclusion.
§ Lord Faulkner of Worcesterasked Her Majesty's Government:
What action they are taking in relation to fire safety; work safety; and risk education to implement the findings of the report Preventing Accidental Injury—Priorities for Action from the Accidental Injury Task Force. [HL833]
§ Lord Hunt of Kings HeathThe report's findings on these issues are being taken forward in discussions on the recently published cross-cutting review of health inequalities, and in preparations for a children's national service framework for the National Health Service.