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HANSARD Net Zero Carbon Emissions: UK’s ProgressNo, the Minister has one minute left.28 Feb 2019HANSARD Point of OrderI thank the hon. Lady for her point of order and for giving me notice of it. The scheduling of business is a matter for the Government, not the Chair, but I can understand her…28 Feb 2019HANSARDSt David’s DayOrder. We are not doing very well so far, are we? If we cannot stick to six minutes, I will have to impose a shorter time limit, so I urge colleagues to make an extra special…28 Feb 2019HANSARDSt David’s DayI hope not quite—that would be slightly alarming. Question put and agreed to. Resolved, That the House has considered Welsh Affairs.28 Feb 2019HANSARDDepartment for EducationOrder. In order to be able to get everybody in, I am going to have to cut the time limit to five minutes.26 Feb 2019HANSARDDepartment for EducationOrder. As colleagues can see, a number of speakers wish to contribute to this debate and to the debate after it. They are both very well subscribed. I am therefore going to impose…26 Feb 2019HANSARDDepartment for EducationOrder. There are still a number of Members who wish to speak, so after the next speaker I will reduce the limit to six minutes.26 Feb 2019HANSARDDepartment for EducationOrder. I gently remind colleagues that if they are going to intervene, it is important that they should have been in the Chamber for the whole speech and a little bit of the…26 Feb 2019HANSARDNHS 10-Year PlanOrder. The winding-up speeches will start at 10 to seven. If people take less than three minutes, it will help others.19 Feb 2019HANSARDNHS 10-Year PlanWe now come to the general debate on the NHS 10-year plan. Colleagues will notice that there is a bit of a time issue. I know that the Front-Bench spokespeople will be considerate…19 Feb 2019HANSARD DefenceOrder. This is a fairly short debate—it needs to finish at 6.38 pm—and the Minister will want to make a short winding-up speech. If colleagues stick to about six minutes, we…18 Feb 2019HANSARD Serious ViolenceOrder. There is, as colleagues will see, quite a short time for the debate, but if everybody could stick to about six minutes, that would be helpful in getting everybody in.18 Feb 2019HANSARD Points of OrderI thank the hon. Gentleman for giving me notice that he wished to raise this point of order. I can confirm that the requirement to register financial interests applies equally to…12 Feb 2019HANSARD Points of OrderI thank the hon. Gentleman for giving me notice of his point of order. I understand that he has also advised the Secretary of State’s office that he would be raising the matter.…12 Feb 2019HANSARD Cairncross ReviewOrder. We have a ten-minute rule Bill and important business to move on to, so I ask colleagues to make questions and, correspondingly, answers short.12 Feb 2019HANSARD Holocaust (Return of Cultural Objects) (Amendment) BillI inform the House that the Scottish Parliament has approved a legislative consent resolution relating to this Bill, which is available in the Vote Office.08 Feb 2019HANSARD Antisocial BehaviourI remind the House that the motion on beer taxation and pubs will not be moved.07 Feb 2019HANSARD Police Grant ReportI remind the House that this motion is subject to double-majority voting: of the whole House and of Members representing constituencies in England and Wales.05 Feb 2019HANSARD Police Grant ReportSit down. Nothing disorderly has happened and the Minister has the right to respond.05 Feb 2019HANSARD Police Grant ReportNothing disorderly has occurred. The right hon. Gentleman has put on the record his concerns about people not being present for the debate and then intervening.05 Feb 2019