Select committee: Health and Social Care Committee

Suicide prevention inquiry

Closed Opened 8 Jun 2016 Closed 16 Mar 2017
Inquiry scope (the committee's words)
Follow-up report Government Response: Suicide prevention Correspondence with Ofcom Report: Suicide prevention Report: Suicide prevention (PDF 857KB) The Government has published a progress report on its suicide prevention strategy but it must take tangible action to ensure effective implementation. So says the Health Committee in its final report on suicide prevention. Interim report Report: Suicide prevention: interim report Report: Suicide prevention: interim report (PDF 667KB) The Government must prioritise a clear implementation strategy and increase support for public mental health and early intervention services if it is to bring down the unacceptable suicide rate, says the Health Committee in its interim report into suicide prevention. The Health Committee decided to undertake an inquiry into the action which is necessary to improve suicide prevention in England.When someone takes their own life, the effect on their family, friends and the wider community is devastating. The Government published Preventing Suicide in England: A cross-governmental outcomes strategy to save lives , in 2012, and two updates have been published since (in 2014 and 2015 (PDF 482KB) ). The Health Committee seeks to examine what further action should be taken to prevent suicide.

Where it stands

The inquiry is closed, opened 8 June 2016.

The committee has published 2 reports, most recently 6th Report - Suicide prevention on 16 March 2017.

The government's response to each report

6th Report - Suicide prevention

No government response is linked to this report.

4th Report - Suicide prevention: interim report

No government response is linked to this report.

Reports

All reports

Evidence

  • 4 oral evidence sessionsLatest 31 January 2017
  • 129 written submissions
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Recent activity

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Reports

2 reports

Oral evidence sessions

4 sessions

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31 Jan 2017
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29 Nov 2016
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8 Nov 2016
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1 Nov 2016
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Written evidence

129 submissions recorded

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22 Feb 2017 Professor David Gunnell
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22 Feb 2017 Professor Navneet Kapur
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22 Feb 2017 The Matthew Elvidge Trust
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8 Feb 2017 Samaritans
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1 Feb 2017 YoungMinds
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1 Feb 2017 Royal College of Psychiatrists
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1 Feb 2017 Samaritans
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1 Feb 2017 The Matthew Elvidge Trust
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1 Feb 2017 Steve Mallen
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1 Feb 2017 NHS Providers
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1 Feb 2017 Devon Suicide Prevention Alliance
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1 Feb 2017 Suicide Crisis
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1 Feb 2017 PAPYRUS
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1 Feb 2017 Mr Raymond Paul Gregory
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25 Jan 2017 Public Health England
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18 Jan 2017 Royal College of Anaesthetists
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4 Jan 2017 TFL
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4 Jan 2017 Kent County Council
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15 Dec 2016 The Mental Health Foundation
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14 Dec 2016 Chief Coroner
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30 Nov 2016 British Association for Psychopharmacology
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30 Nov 2016 The James Wentworth-Stanley Memorial Fund
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30 Nov 2016 Samaritans
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30 Nov 2016 Anessa Rebair
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24 Nov 2016 Royal College of Psychiatrists
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23 Nov 2016 Luciana Berger MP
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23 Nov 2016 Network Rail
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23 Nov 2016 YMCA England
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23 Nov 2016 The Royal British Legion
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23 Nov 2016 Suicide Crisis
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15 Nov 2016 Note by the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology on the experiences and perspectives of individuals personally affected by suicide
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11 Nov 2016 Loose Women
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3 Nov 2016 Mind
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3 Nov 2016 Norfolk Children's Services
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27 Oct 2016 Dr Lucy Biddle
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26 Oct 2016 Transport for London
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20 Oct 2016 Network Rail and the rail industry
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13 Oct 2016 Agenda
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13 Oct 2016 Adrian Stott
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13 Oct 2016 Alcohol Concern
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13 Oct 2016 AntiDepAware
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13 Oct 2016 Anonymous
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13 Oct 2016 APRIL (Adverse Psychiatric Reactions Information Link)
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13 Oct 2016 Association of Directors of Public Health UK
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13 Oct 2016 British Transport Police
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13 Oct 2016 Autistica
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13 Oct 2016 Bristol Health Partners
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13 Oct 2016 CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably
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13 Oct 2016 Care Not Killing Alliance
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13 Oct 2016 Childhood Bereavement Network

Correspondence

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