Debate
Sudden Unexpected Death in EpilepsyContribution
More from Dr Simon Opher
Other recent Hansard contributions by the same speaker.
Speaking as a member of the political class and the medical class, may I ask the hon. Lady whether she would accept that it is better for politicians to accept advice from medical experts around medic
23 June 2026·Puberty BlockersI thank my hon. Friend for giving way. He is making a very powerful speech. These types of debate are slightly triggering for some of us who were on the Committee. I have absolutely no problem with th
8 June 2026·Progression of Bills through ParliamentI thank the 326 signatories from Stroud who helped to make this debate possible, as well as the many petitioners who are in the Public Gallery. I also thank my hon. Friend the Member for Sunderland Ce
8 June 2026·Progression of Bills through ParliamentI do agree, although that is a much bigger job. At the moment, mental health uses a different system from the hospital, and it would be great to unite them. I agree with that, but whether it would pos
1 June 2026·Health BillIt is a pleasure to speak in support of the Bill, which I believe has the power to transform patient care in the NHS. Particularly after the remarks of my hon. Friend the Member for Bury St Edmunds an
1 June 2026·Health BillI thank my hon. Friend the Member for Peterborough (Andrew Pakes) for securing this debate. Lidos are important to us all—particularly to me, because I learned to swim in Grange-over-Sands lido, which
25 March 2026·Public Baths and Lidos
About Hansard
Hansard is the official verbatim record of proceedings in the UK Parliament. Every word spoken in the Commons and Lords is recorded and published — this page is a single contribution from that record.
For Dr Simon Opher's full parliamentary record including voting history, expenses and all other contributions, see the Dr Simon Opher report card.
Partner sites