Biography
Sir Mark Hendrick participated in debate on home-to-school transport for children with SEND in December 2024, contributing to a notably well-attended debate session. His recent contributions to Commons debates have addressed digital exploitation and child safeguarding issues, though the Hansard extracts provided do not contain substantive detail on his specific arguments regarding mental health or learning disability and autism topics.
Generated from their own Hansard record, below
“…Some 95% of survivors of technology-facilitated abuse said it had impacted their mental health. I work closely with many organisations in Preston that tackle VAWG, many of which I am pleased to say are here today to observe the debate: the Foxton Centre, Lancashire Women, Hope Prevails Preston, Girls Who Walk Preston a…”
Record by topic
- Mental health481st of 8806.0
- Learning disability & autism654th of 8993.0
What they’ve said
“…as well as continued offences and reoffending, which pushes victims into stressful situations, contributing to mental health complexities. The volume of cases put to prosecution by the Crown Prosecution Service is remarkably low, and convictions are even lower.”
Digital Exploitation of Women and Girls · 2026-01-27 · Read on Hansard ↗
“…Resolved, That this House has considered the statutory framework for home-to-school transport for children with SEND.…”
Home-to-School Transport: Children with SEND · 2024-12-03 · Read on Hansard ↗
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