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The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss their UK defence programme at Defence and Security Equipment International

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss their UK defence programme at Defence and Security Equipment International ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss an Ministry of Defence site in Feltham

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss an Ministry of Defence site in Feltham ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Attendance of Palantir / Ministry of Defence Enterprise Agreement Launch Reception

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Attendance of Palantir / Ministry of Defence Enterprise Agreement Launch Reception ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We provided the Member with an overview of the organisations that we work with in Scotland setting out who these organisations are and highlighting the work that we are currently engaged in with each. We raised our work with these organisations as a means of opening up opportunities for future engagement with the Member and his colleagues. We listed the following organisations as examples of our client portfolio for the Member's information - Defence Police Federation which represents officers in the civilian Ministry of Defence Police who are deployed at Ministry of Defence sites in Scotland; GAMA Healthcare the primary provider of disinfectant wet wipes to National Health Service Scotland; The Scotch Whisky Association; National Grid ESO; Openreach which is rolling out ultrafast broadband across Scotland; and Airbnb which has engaged with the Scottish government on short-term letting legislation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We provided the Member with an overview of the organisations that we work with in Scotland setting out who these organisations are and highlighting the work that we are currently engaged in with each. We raised our work with these organisations as a means of opening up opportunities for future engagement with the Member and his colleagues. We listed the following organisations as examples of our client portfolio for the Member's information - Defence Police Federation which represents officers in the civilian Ministry of Defence Police who are deployed at Ministry of Defence sites in Scotland; GAMA Healthcare the primary provider of disinfectant wet wipes to National Health Service Scotland; The Scotch Whisky Association; National Grid ESO; Openreach which is rolling out ultrafast broadband across Scotland; and Airbnb which has engaged with the Scottish government on short-term letting legislation. ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Military Preparation Colleges

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Military Preparation Colleges ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Update on Military Preparation Colleges

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Update on Military Preparation Colleges ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Discussion of the work of the organisation and its help in the transition from military to civilian life

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Discussion of the work of the organisation and its help in the transition from military to civilian life ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Military Covenant

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Military Covenant ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

South of England visit: Meeting the unit registration offer and the Electoral Service Manager to discuss democratic engagement among military personnel

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: South of England visit: Meeting the unit registration offer and the Electoral Service Manager to discuss democratic engagement among military personnel ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Discussion about Military Veterans

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Discussion about Military Veterans ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The Sun Military Awards Event ("The Millies")

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The Sun Military Awards Event ("The Millies") ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To tour the Glasgow Military Museum, as part of Armed Forces Week

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To tour the Glasgow Military Museum, as part of Armed Forces Week ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Introduction meeting to Military Covenants Stakeholder, porfolio policy

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Introduction meeting to Military Covenants Stakeholder, porfolio policy ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the work of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the work of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Visit as part of rememberance - Military Covenant policy

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Visit as part of rememberance - Military Covenant policy ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Joint meeting with Ministry of Defence - re employment for veterans - Military Covenant Portfolio

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Joint meeting with Ministry of Defence - re employment for veterans - Military Covenant Portfolio ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Meeting with CEO - Military Covenant portfiolio

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Meeting with CEO - Military Covenant portfiolio ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the cost of VISAs for Commonwealth military staff.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the cost of VISAs for Commonwealth military staff. ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To launch the Military Skills Discovery Tool with the Veterans Commissioner at Edinburgh Castle study centre. To inform the Cabinet Secretary about the work of the SCQFP in developing this tool for veterans.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To launch the Military Skills Discovery Tool with the Veterans Commissioner at Edinburgh Castle study centre. To inform the Cabinet Secretary about the work of the SCQFP in developing this tool for veterans. ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

UN All Party Parliamentary Group Panel Discussion on Arms Trade Treaty

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: UN All Party Parliamentary Group Panel Discussion on Arms Trade Treaty ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Arms Control and Counter Proliferation

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Arms Control and Counter Proliferation ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed the current priorities of Quakers in Scotland and in particular what opportunities the Member saw for promoting peace education via the Education Children and Young People Committee. We discussed our support for measures on the climate crisis with a 'polluters pay' lens; and shared our concerns about Scottish Enterprise funding for companies involved in the arms trade seeking to understand routes that this may be stopped.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed the current priorities of Quakers in Scotland and in particular what opportunities the Member saw for promoting peace education via the Education Children and Young People Committee. We discussed our support for measures on the climate crisis with a 'polluters pay' lens; and shared our concerns about Scottish Enterprise funding for companies involved in the arms trade seeking to understand routes that this may be stopped. ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss tackling Islamist and far right extremism in the UK

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss tackling Islamist and far right extremism in the UK ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss broadcasting and extremism

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss broadcasting and extremism ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the ISD's counter-extremism campaigns

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the ISD's counter-extremism campaigns ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To see Breakthrough's work on online extremism

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To see Breakthrough's work on online extremism ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss online extremism

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss online extremism ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We highlighted the urgent need to address climate change impacts on vulnerable communities. We raised concerns about the health implications of poor air quality and extreme weather. We emphasised the necessity for affordable, sustainable housing to mitigate these challenges and improve overall public health.

Health, Housing, Climate

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We highlighted the urgent need to address climate change impacts on vulnerable communities. We raised concerns about the health implications of poor air quality and extreme weather. We emphasised the necessity for affordable, sustainable housing to mitigate these challenges and improve overall public health. ### Response: Health, Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

WWI Centenary Exhibition planning

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: WWI Centenary Exhibition planning ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Defence and Security Equipment International attendance and Ministry of Defence engagement

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Defence and Security Equipment International attendance and Ministry of Defence engagement ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Falklands 40th Anniversary commemoration and veterans meet

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Falklands 40th Anniversary commemoration and veterans meet ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

AW149 helicopter procurement and export potential

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: AW149 helicopter procurement and export potential ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

RUSI Land Warfare Conference and networking event

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: RUSI Land Warfare Conference and networking event ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Veterans' employment initiatives and private sector partnerships

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Veterans' employment initiatives and private sector partnerships ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Carrier Strike Group capabilities presentation and HMS Queen Elizabeth tour

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Carrier Strike Group capabilities presentation and HMS Queen Elizabeth tour ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission annual review and wreath-laying ceremony

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Commonwealth War Graves Commission annual review and wreath-laying ceremony ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) innovation funding discussion

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) innovation funding discussion ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Royal British Legion collaboration on veteran support services

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Royal British Legion collaboration on veteran support services ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) procurement strategy update

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) procurement strategy update ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

NATO interoperability standards for UK armed forces

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: NATO interoperability standards for UK armed forces ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Armed Forces Covenant implementation in local councils

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Armed Forces Covenant implementation in local councils ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Reserves mobilization and employer support programs

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Reserves mobilization and employer support programs ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) research priorities

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) research priorities ### Response: Defence<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

COP27 follow-up and UK-Scotland collaborative climate targets

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: COP27 follow-up and UK-Scotland collaborative climate targets ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss North Sea Transition Deal and international oil market impacts

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss North Sea Transition Deal and international oil market impacts ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

energy policy discussion

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: energy policy discussion ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Scottish Islands renewable energy potential and grid connection challenges

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Scottish Islands renewable energy potential and grid connection challenges ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

EU-UK energy market cooperation post-Brexit and impact on Scottish exports

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: EU-UK energy market cooperation post-Brexit and impact on Scottish exports ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Roundtable on fuel poverty, energy efficiency, and social justice

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Roundtable on fuel poverty, energy efficiency, and social justice ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Joint ministerial committee on devolved energy powers and reserved matters

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Joint ministerial committee on devolved energy powers and reserved matters ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss possible amendments to the Planning (Scotland) Bill. Discussed were the proposed wording for a statutory purpose of planning the possibility of introducing statutory Chief Planning Officers in planning authorities proposals for strategic planning and proposals to ensure that planning authorities are supported by appropriate resources to deliver the provisions of the final Act. Also proposals for how to strengthen the provisions for local place plans included in the Bill and the possiblity of restricting planning appeals on the basis of non-compliance of proposals with the development plan.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss possible amendments to the Planning (Scotland) Bill. Discussed were the proposed wording for a statutory purpose of planning the possibility of introducing statutory Chief Planning Officers in planning authorities proposals for strategic planning and proposals to ensure that planning authorities are supported by appropriate resources to deliver the provisions of the final Act. Also proposals for how to strengthen the provisions for local place plans included in the Bill and the possiblity of restricting planning appeals on the basis of non-compliance of proposals with the development plan. ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss investment in the property and construction centre

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss investment in the property and construction centre ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To update the Member on ROCKWOOL's public safety campaign to strengthen building standards and improve fire safety in Scotland. The discussion also covered the Scottish Government's latest technical guidance handbook on building regulations.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To update the Member on ROCKWOOL's public safety campaign to strengthen building standards and improve fire safety in Scotland. The discussion also covered the Scottish Government's latest technical guidance handbook on building regulations. ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Housing and Planning Policy

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Housing and Planning Policy ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Residents Meeting

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Residents Meeting ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To provide the Member with: - A high level overview of the partners EDF Energy work with as part of the Warm Home Discount (WHD) - explain our belief that the most effective way to generate support for the MSP and her colleagues was to feed into the current open WHD consultation paper to get nationwide support . - agreed to put the Member in contact with Charis who operate the EDF Energy Trust fund and several other similar funds across water and energy companies.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To provide the Member with: - A high level overview of the partners EDF Energy work with as part of the Warm Home Discount (WHD) - explain our belief that the most effective way to generate support for the MSP and her colleagues was to feed into the current open WHD consultation paper to get nationwide support . - agreed to put the Member in contact with Charis who operate the EDF Energy Trust fund and several other similar funds across water and energy companies. ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the National Planning Policy Framework

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the National Planning Policy Framework ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We further presented the findings of NUS Scotland's report 'Broke: How Scotland is failing its students' and provided an opportunity for the Minister to hear the lived experiences of students living in poverty. We informed the Minister of our findings around student poverty and homelessness as well as mental health and wellbeing. We asked him for his support in implementing the recommendations of the report.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We further presented the findings of NUS Scotland's report 'Broke: How Scotland is failing its students' and provided an opportunity for the Minister to hear the lived experiences of students living in poverty. We informed the Minister of our findings around student poverty and homelessness as well as mental health and wellbeing. We asked him for his support in implementing the recommendations of the report. ### Response: Health, Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We outlined the role that solar energy can play in addressing fuel poverty and reducing running costs for domestic and commercial buildings and advocated the adoption of a clear target for deployment of solar energy by 2030. We provided the Special Adviser with Solar Energy Scotland's Fair Share policy document (https://solarenergyuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/1SES-Scotlands-fair-share-FINAL-PDF-Version.pdf)

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We outlined the role that solar energy can play in addressing fuel poverty and reducing running costs for domestic and commercial buildings and advocated the adoption of a clear target for deployment of solar energy by 2030. We provided the Special Adviser with Solar Energy Scotland's Fair Share policy document (https://solarenergyuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/1SES-Scotlands-fair-share-FINAL-PDF-Version.pdf) ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss work of charity in supporting homeless veterans

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss work of charity in supporting homeless veterans ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

During the event to inform MSPs about ScottishPower's home decarbonisation business we delivered an opening statement setting out some of the key challenges and opportunities for the business noting some barriers to uptake but also opportunities to reduce energy use for consumers and ultimately reduce costs. We also discussed the costs of replacing gas boilers with heat pumps during a question and answer session.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: During the event to inform MSPs about ScottishPower's home decarbonisation business we delivered an opening statement setting out some of the key challenges and opportunities for the business noting some barriers to uptake but also opportunities to reduce energy use for consumers and ultimately reduce costs. We also discussed the costs of replacing gas boilers with heat pumps during a question and answer session. ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss building safety and Grenfell Tower

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss building safety and Grenfell Tower ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To inform the Member about the work of Staf including specific projects: Youth Justice Voices Care Leavers Forum Shannon's Box and Local Housing Project evaluations. In addition we raised our desire to create a Care Leavers Basic Income pilot. We also handed out information packs containing details about Staf and what we do and took photographs for use on social media accounts to demonstrate the MSPs support for the organisation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To inform the Member about the work of Staf including specific projects: Youth Justice Voices Care Leavers Forum Shannon's Box and Local Housing Project evaluations. In addition we raised our desire to create a Care Leavers Basic Income pilot. We also handed out information packs containing details about Staf and what we do and took photographs for use on social media accounts to demonstrate the MSPs support for the organisation. ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

to discuss sustainable development in the National Planning Policy Framework environment bill and building regulations

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: to discuss sustainable development in the National Planning Policy Framework environment bill and building regulations ### Response: Housing<|eot_id|>