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    NOAH congratulates incoming Labour Government

    mmBy Simon KingJuly 5, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    NOAH has extended its warmest congratulations to the Labour Party on its successful election and the formation of the new government.

    Dawn Howard, NOAH chief executive, said the organisation is looking forward to working closely with the incoming administration to advance the health and welfare of animals across the United Kingdom.

    Mrs Howard said: “We are optimistic about the future of animal health and welfare under the new Labour government.

    “NOAH was very encouraged to see Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party prioritising animal welfare, food security, and farming sustainability in its manifesto during the campaign.

    “We know from experience, and the evidence, that veterinary medicines are key to achieving positive outcomes in all these areas and we look forward to working with the new government to succeed in delivering the tangible results they want to see.”

    The commitments made by the Labour Party during their campaign resonate strongly with the objectives outlined in NOAH’s Animal Health Manifesto. As the new government takes office, NOAH is eager to engage in productive dialogue and partnerships to implement key initiatives outlined in our Animal Health Manifesto 2024 which include:

    An innovative regulatory framework
    Regulation that future-proofs the development of novel products and safeguards the accessibility of safe and effective animal medicines across Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

    Championing One Health solutions
    Improve collaboration and partnership between human, animal, and environmental sectors to find One Health solutions to One Health challenges.

    Promoting responsible medicine use
    Support a proactive outlook to the health and welfare of animals, including a responsible approach to disease prevention and the use of veterinary medicines.

    Strengthening UK R&D
    Ensure funding for research and development of new medicines and animal health solutions is a priority in the UK.

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