The Government shares the Committee’s ambition to expand inclusive physical activity initiatives, prioritising those who face the greatest barriers to participation. Local authorities are provided with core funding to fulfil their public health responsibilities through the Public Health Grant, which funds a range of health improvement services, such as physical activity and weight management. Where appropriate, this could include funding community organisations that provide accessible opportunities for people to increase their activity levels. Local authorities are responsible for deciding how best to allocate their funding, including the public health grant, to improve the health of their population and fulfil their public health responsibilities. Sport England’s ten year strategy ‘Uniting the Movement’ reinforces their commitment to increasing participation in sport and physical activity for those from under-represented groups, including disabled people. They have ensured that each of their programmes impact directly on disabled people, alongside initiatives like the ‘We are Undefeatable’ campaign, and partnerships with Disability Rights UK, Activity Alliance, Aspire, Sense, International Mixed Ability Sport. Sport England’s Buddle website provides information, guidance and resources for community sports clubs and groups. This includes information on engaging different groups and people, including individuals with long-term health conditions, those from lower socio-economic backgrounds, disabled people, and people with Special Educational Needs (SEN).