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130: After Clause 50, insert the following new Clause— “Cost and implementation reporting(1) The Secretary of State must lay a report before Parliament four months after the passage of the Act, and annually thereafter, assessing the costs and implementation dates of provisions in the Act.(2) The report must include details on—(a) the monetised and non-monetised costs to the health and social care system;(b) the monetised and non-monetised costs to the justice system;(c) costs associated with additional training for NHS staff responsible for treatment provisions;(d) costs related to community care services and infrastructure;(e) costs for additional training for approved mental health practitioners and independent mental health advocates;(f) additional costs incurred by local authorities;(g) housing and care-related costs for individuals with autism or learning disabilities; (h) additional costs incurred by the Care Quality Commission;(i) costs for training responsible clinicians and other relevant parties involved in patient care.(3) The report must also include a monitoring and evaluation strategy for the reforms introduced by the Act, including—(a) commencement timelines for the Act’s provisions;(b) an assessment of the Act’s impact on patient outcomes including user feedback; (c) relevant data to evaluate whether the reforms are being delivered as intended;(d) assessments of the impact of new safeguards and support mechanisms on patient and carer experiences.(4) Following the publication of the first report, the Secretary of State must arrange for the tabling of—(a) a motion for resolution on the report in the House of Commons moved by a Minister of the Crown, and(b) a motion for the House of Lords to take note of the report moved by a Minister of the Crown.(5) If the report is rejected by the House of Commons, the Secretary of State must deliver a statement to Parliament within a period of three months which addresses the contents of the report.(6) Subsequent reports are not subject to the provisions of subsection (4).”Member’s explanatory statement This amendment requires the Secretary of State to present a report to Parliament detailing the costs and implementation assessments of the Act after one year, and annually thereafter. The first report published under this provision must be subject to a resolution motion in both Houses of Parliament.