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HANSARDLawfare and UK Court SystemThe right hon. Gentleman has already spoken, but he has the leave of the House to speak again.20 Jan 2022HANSARDLawfare and UK Court SystemI am glad that the right hon. Gentleman had the leave of the House to speak again. Question put and agreed to. Resolved, That this House has considered the matter of lawfare and…20 Jan 2022HANSARD Building Safety BillWith this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government new clause 21— Amendment of the Government of Wales Act 2006 . Government new clause 22— Architects: Appeals…19 Jan 2022HANSARD Building Safety BillWe have less than three quarters of an hour left, so I will have to impose an initial time limit of four minutes on Back-Bench speeches.19 Jan 2022HANSARD Building Safety BillOrder. I remind the House that today’s proceedings are divided into three. This is the first group of amendments, new clauses and new schedules that relates to part 5 of the Bill.…19 Jan 2022HANSARD Points of OrderI thank the hon. Lady for her point of order, and for giving me notice that she intended to make it. It will, of course, be obvious that the Chair is not, and cannot possibly be,…19 Jan 2022HANSARDCovid-19 UpdateI thank the Prime Minister. I will pause to allow Members to leave the Chamber, and I hope that they will do so quietly and quickly.19 Jan 2022HANSARD Points of OrderI am grateful to the hon. Member for her point of order. I say yet again, as Mr Speaker has said on many occasions, that responses to questions are of course a matter for the…19 Jan 2022HANSARDBusiness without DebateWith the leave of the House, we shall take motions 7, 8 and 9 together. Motion made, and Question put forthwith (Standing Order No. 118(6)), Public Health That the Health…18 Jan 2022HANSARD UkraineOrder. I am afraid that we cannot take any further contributions. It has become normal for every question on a statement to be taken, but that is not actually normal practice. The…17 Jan 2022HANSARDElections BillOrder. What is all this shouting? The hon. Gentleman will make his point and the Opposition spokesman will undoubtedly be able to answer it without shouting from the background.17 Jan 2022HANSARDElections BillIt will be obvious that a great many people wish to speak and that we do not have very long. We have to finish this stage of the Bill at 9 o’clock, so I shall immediately impose a…17 Jan 2022HANSARDElections BillThe programme (No. 2) motion has not been moved. We will therefore proceed in accordance with the original programme order of 7 September 2021. Report must be brought to a…17 Jan 2022HANSARDElections BillWith this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government new clause 12— Purposes referred to in section 39. New clause 1— Voting from age 16 in parliamentary elections…17 Jan 2022HANSARD Prime Minister (Temporary Replacement) BillWe will not be having that. Let us make sure that all electronic devices are disabled.14 Jan 2022HANSARD Local Government (Disqualification) BillOrder. The hon. Gentleman might like to ask the leave of the House.14 Jan 2022HANSARD Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles (Disabled Persons) BillI call Chris Loder. [Hon Members: “Shaun Bailey.”] Oh, I do beg the hon. Gentleman’s pardon. Now that he has taken his mask off, I can see who he is. I was incredibly confused…14 Jan 2022HANSARD Prime Minister (Temporary Replacement) BillOrder. If something has been heard—I did not hear it—can it be either repeated or ignored? Was something said?14 Jan 2022HANSARD Prime Minister (Temporary Replacement) BillOrder. A cliffhanger we have. [Laughter.]14 Jan 2022HANSARDBusiness without DebateThere is indeed a way. We have run out of time for the Bill today. The right hon. Gentleman and anybody observing our proceedings will note that there were a great many Bills, and…14 Jan 2022