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WORLD AIDS DAY 2009

Early day motion 47, tabled 18 November 2009 by Peter Bottomley (Conservative). Signed by 107 members.

That this House notes the importance of World AIDS Day; recognises that the number of people living with HIV in the UK continues to increase, with over 80,000 people now living with HIV, and that young gay men remain the group of young people most at risk of acquiring HIV, with new diagnoses amongst this group doubling in the last 10 years; acknowledges the need for sensitive and sensible messages on sexual health to young people in schools; calls on the Government to ensure teachers have support and information to be able to talk confidently and sensitively about sexual health in order to meet the needs of all including young gay men; and further calls on the Government to ensure that a new national strategy for HIV beyond 2011 includes specific actions to address the needs of young gay men.

Signatures by party: Labour 67, Liberal Democrat 28, Conservative 5, Social Democratic and Labour Party 3, Plaid Cymru 2, Independent 1, UUP 1.