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Investigate health concerns caused by mobile phone technology

I'm calling on the Minister for Health to investigate public health concerns about mobile phone technology before 5G is rolled out.

Why is this important?

There are lots of genuinely held concerns about the effect mobile technology is having on our health and on the environment. The Chief Medical Officer has issued a warning about over exposure and credible scientists have said that there are well founded questions and concerns.

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