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HANSARDRegisters of Births and Deaths BillWith this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Amendment 2, page 2, line 5, leave out “also”. This amendment is consequential on Amendment 1. Amendment 3, page 2, leave…12 Mar 2021HANSARDRegisters of Births and Deaths BillI am now going to suspend the House for a few minutes in order that preparations can be made for the next stages of proceedings.12 Mar 2021HANSARDBritish Library Board (Power to Borrow) BillWith this it will be convenient to discuss amendment 1, page 1, line 3, clause 1, leave out from “powers” to end of the section and insert ‘at the end, insert “in excess of £1…12 Mar 2021HANSARD Prisons (Substance Testing) BillWith this it will be convenient to discuss new clause 2— Expiry — “This Act expires at the end of a period of 3 years beginning with the day on which it is passed.”12 Mar 2021HANSARD Prisons (Substance Testing) BillI just want to say to the House that it is very sad that the right hon. Member for Chesham and Amersham (Dame Cheryl Gillan) is not here in the Chamber today, but it will mean a…12 Mar 2021HANSARD International Women’s DayOrder. I must caution the hon. Lady to be very careful about what she says, please. I will not say any more than that. Perhaps she could go on to the next part of her speech.11 Mar 2021HANSARD International Women’s DayWe now go to the Father of the House, who, I recollect, has taken part in this International Women’s Day debate on every occasion I have observed over the last 25 years—long…11 Mar 2021HANSARD International Women’s DayIt will not surprise Members to know that well over 60 people wish to participate in the debate, and therefore I am afraid that we will have to start and remain with a time limit…11 Mar 2021HANSARD International Women’s DayI thank the Mother of the House for her very powerful speech, as ever. We now go to the Chairman of the Women and Equalities Committee, Caroline Nokes.11 Mar 2021HANSARD International Women’s DayI thank the Father of the House for his contribution, for his constant support in favour of this debate taking place here in this Chamber—for which we have had to fight over the…11 Mar 2021HANSARDCOP26I inform the House that Mr Speaker has not selected the amendment in the name of Bell Ribeiro-Addy. Motion made, and Question proposed, That, for the year ending with 31 March…10 Mar 2021HANSARDCOP26The time limit is now reduced, but it is only reduced to seven minutes.10 Mar 2021HANSARDCOP26I thank the hon. Gentleman for opening the debate and for his extremely unexpected but very kind remarks. It will come as a great surprise to everyone that I am about to announce…10 Mar 2021HANSARDCOP26Order. The right hon. Gentleman has exceeded the time limit. I was trying to give him a little leeway, but the system will not allow me to let him finish his sentence. We…10 Mar 2021HANSARDDepartment for Digital, Culture, Media and SportI will briefly suspend the House for three minutes in order that arrangements can be made for the next debate.10 Mar 2021HANSARDIncome Tax (Charge)We will now try to go back to the hon. Member for Broadland (Jerome Mayhew). Sadly, he has to be audio only.04 Mar 2021HANSARDBritish Council and the Integrated ReviewI appreciate that the hon. Member for Basildon and Billericay (Mr Baron) finds it difficult to be isolated behind his screen. I am afraid that it is just not possible for him to…04 Mar 2021HANSARDIncome Tax (Charge)I am afraid I do remember the adverts about teaching the world to sing.04 Mar 2021HANSARDIncome Tax (Charge)I can understand why the hon. Gentleman wishes to draw attention to his delight at that announcement and indeed to the great attributes of his constituency. I could tell that many…04 Mar 2021HANSARDIncome Tax (Charge)Before we go to Sarah Jones, I should say that, after Sarah Jones, the time limit will be reduced to three minutes. But with four minutes, I call Sarah Jones.04 Mar 2021