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HANSARDAgriculture Bill (Second sitting)Q This question may be just for Mr Fulton, but both of you may care to comment. Agriculture is devolved, as you said, but the World Trade Organisation requirements for the…11 Feb 2020HANSARDAgriculture Bill (Second sitting)Q You started to comment in response to Fay’s question about regional variations. Is there anything you want to add to that? Norman Fulton: It is something we all need to…11 Feb 2020HANSARDAgriculture Bill (Second sitting)Q You mentioned the word “hope” twice there. I am also hopeful, but we are here to deal with legislation. Do you think anything else needs to be added to the legislation to reduce…11 Feb 2020HANSARDAgriculture Bill (Second sitting)Q I am not quite sure, but this question is possibly to both witnesses. The Bill is to a great extent an enabling Bill, and the words “the Secretary of State may” appear…11 Feb 2020HANSARDAgriculture Bill (Second sitting)Q I wanted to emphasise those provisions of the Bill that pertain to the WTO and ask whether any of those “mays” to “musts” were in that area. Nick von Westenholz: Not that we…11 Feb 2020HANSARDAgriculture Bill (Second sitting)Q I would like to push you a little further on the security question. I recognise there are some differences here, but I think it is partly being presented as a question of…11 Feb 2020HANSARD Windrush Compensation Scheme (Expenditure) BillWhen will it be published?10 Feb 2020HANSARDTopical QuestionsHow many EU citizens who have been living here for more than five years, entirely legally, and have applied for settled status have been given only pre-settled status?10 Feb 2020HANSARD Windrush Compensation Scheme (Expenditure) Billrose —10 Feb 2020HANSARD Windrush Compensation Scheme (Expenditure) BillI thank the Home Secretary for giving way. I know she is impatient with my impatience, but I am speaking on behalf of constituents of mine who died while waiting for their…10 Feb 2020HANSARDChurch Schools and UniversitiesWill the hon. Gentleman update us on what strategic national work the Church might be doing with the Department for Education to support local schools that are experiencing…06 Feb 2020HANSARD Business of the HouseAhead of the Windrush debate on Monday, will the Leader of the House ask the Home Secretary to make a statement on how many people have died waiting for the compensation that they…06 Feb 2020HANSARDLocal Government FinanceWill the Minister give way?05 Feb 2020HANSARD Paterson InquiryI thank the Minister for her remarks. I welcome her mention of culture and cultural change, but I wish to push her a little further. She spoke about cultural change in relation to…04 Feb 2020HANSARD Lobby and Media Briefings: Journalists' AccessI am really puzzled by what the Minister says, because lobby journalists walked out in solidarity with each other, and they said that there was no precedent for this, so either…04 Feb 2020HANSARDRailway Stations: Accessibility6. What steps he is taking to ensure that railway stations are fully accessible.30 Jan 2020HANSARD Global BritainI thank my hon. Friend for giving way. She is making an excellent speech and posing some really good questions. On steel in particular, does she agree that we, on these Opposition…30 Jan 2020HANSARD Middle East Peace PlanThe Minister spoke of maps and the difficulty of understanding the proposed map, which does not make clear the extent of the water crisis that already exists in the occupied…30 Jan 2020HANSARDRailway Stations: AccessibilityI thank the Minister for that answer. She and I have met before and she has been incredibly helpful, but I am getting frustrated now. I know she will not be surprised to hear that…30 Jan 2020HANSARDPolicing and CrimeIndeed I do, because my constituents, like the constituents of Members across the House, have had to suffer 10 years of cuts. The Minister seems to expect us to be grateful, but…29 Jan 2020