International Men's Day and NHS Mental Health

Debate
Part of the 2nd Model House of Commons program. debate kicked off with a statement from the leader of the house followed by the Chancellor, Charlotte Pettitt making her maiden speech to the house on Male Mental Health and more specifically how mental health would be funded by the second Jenkinson administration. The speech was hailed as a resounding success by the conservative benches, which led the leader of the opposition to set out the liberal democrats plans for how funding needs to be improved as well as criticising the Conservatives plans to install a system of training in schools, which he branded as ineffective. The debate then broadened into a general debate on NHS funding based around general mental health and the speech from the leader of the Brexit Party, Hayden Beckett received a warm reception from both sides of the house. The Leader of the House, George Jenkinson, was quizzed about how he was funding hospital redevelopment and growth in the UK by vocal Liberal Democrat backbencher Thomas Romanus. The debate motions were approved with resounding success by the house with on the objections of former ministers Fred Double and Ben Steensma.