My hon. Friend is absolutely right. I have met many health visitors.

The hon. Lady pre-empts a point I was going to make on page 5 of my notes, so I will take that bit out.

Again, I ask the hon. Gentleman to be patient, because I will come on to all that.

If my hon. Friend wants to intervene again, he may, but it will eat into his own speech time.

That is a serious point; my hon. Friend is absolutely right.

This is the last intervention I will take, and I will finish shortly.

I beg to move, That this House has considered the reduction in the number of health visitors in England. I am grateful to the hon.

Again, the hon. Gentleman makes a good point, which was on page 5 of my notes.

Another one? Yes, why not?

My hon. Friend may well be right. One of my constituents is a health visitor.