The House of Lord Senators publishes its findings on the effectiveness of anti-obesity measures from the last 5 years that the previous government implemented. 
The Measures Included: An Obesity Tax on Income, A ban on highly processed foods and compulsory exercise programs at work for employers with more than 10 employees. 
The effectiveness test found that obesity rates dropped 80% since 2016 and rates of people overweight have decreased 64% making Izaakia the least obese nation in the devolved world.
Tax received from the obesity tax peaked at £250million in 2016/17 but have fallen to £80million in the 2020/2021 tax year. 
Conversely the impact of reducing obesity rates is a 20% reduction in in hospitalisations and serious long term diseases saving the Izaakian Health Service £61billion P.A. which has been reinvested in improving facilities and health care. 
Productivity in the work place has increased by 34%, with a survey finding that regular exercise and increased health is boosting productivity.
There has also been an increase in birth rate in Izaakia, attributed partly to the reduction in obesity, with the average births per woman increasing from 1.87 in 2016/17 to 2.34 in 2020/21, although more progressive policies on childcare, parental leave and family tax laws have also contributed. 
The study suggests that these policies should be implemented in Montacia and Brodlancia territories which were not under Izaakian control at the time these policies were implemented.