Minutes available for EGM 27 March 2019
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Prescribed Drug Dependence has made several key documents available for public review. These documents include minutes from important meetings held to address issues surrounding prescribed drug dependence, as well as a recent proposal aimed at improving support for affected individuals.
Minutes from Recent Meetings
- 24 November 2015 Meeting: The minutes from the APPG meeting held on 24 November 2015 in the House of Commons are now accessible. This meeting was pivotal in discussing the challenges of prescribed drug dependence, with a focus on policy development and stakeholder input. These detailed minutes can be reviewed in the ‘Minutes’ section of the APPG’s website, providing transparency and insights into the discussions and decisions made.
- 11 May 2016 Meeting: Following the 2015 meeting, the minutes from the subsequent APPG session on 11 May 2016 are also available. This meeting continued the dialogue on prescribed drug dependence, examining progress and addressing ongoing issues. The comprehensive record of this session is also available in the ‘Minutes’ section of the website, reflecting further deliberations and resolutions.
- Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on 27 March 2019: The minutes from the APPG-PDD Extraordinary General Meeting held on 27 March 2019 have been published. This EGM was a crucial event for discussing urgent matters related to prescribed drug dependence. The minutes provide a detailed account of the discussions and decisions from this meeting and can be accessed directly through this link: EGM Minutes – 27 March 2019.
Proposal for a National Helpline
In addition to the meeting minutes, the APPG has recently released a proposal for establishing a national helpline dedicated to supporting individuals affected by prescribed drug dependence. This proposal is a response to the growing need for dedicated resources and assistance for patients dealing with prescription drug issues.
The full report on this proposal, including the rationale, benefits, and operational framework for the helpline, is available for download. The APPG’s initiative reflects its ongoing commitment to improving support systems and addressing the complexities of prescribed drug dependence.
For further details on the minutes from the meetings and the national helpline proposal, please visit the APPG’s website.
