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HANSARD Business Property Relief and Agricultural Property ReliefFor His Majesty’s loyal Opposition, I call Nigel Huddleston.17 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsMembers who wish to make a speech should stand, and then we will be able to calculate the time limit. I will begin calling the Front Benchers at 3.28 pm, so there is not a lot of…15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsOrder. The time limit for speeches will be two and a half minutes, but since the hon. Member did not know that when he began his speech, I cannot hold him to it. However, if he…15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsOrder. We are finishing at 3.28 pm and there are still loads of people wishing to speak. I call Alistair Carmichael.15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsOrder. I remind hon. Members to bob, because we are still working out who wants to make a speech and who wants to intervene. There will be a two and a half-minute limit from now…15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsI am going to keep the time limit at two and a half minutes. If everyone is kind to each other, everyone will get in. A brilliant example will be Polly Billington.15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsI call the first of our three Front Benchers: Roz Savage, for the Liberal Democrats.15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsOrder. For the benefit of everyone in the room, we avoid the word “you” because it refers to me. I remind all hon. Members that we speak in the third person.15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsOrder. The Minister did; not me.15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsFor the second time in the same day, I call the Minister.15 Oct 2024HANSARD Renewable Energy Projects: Community BenefitsOrder. The time limit will now be reduced to two minutes.15 Oct 2024HANSARDGaza and Humanitarian AidThe hon. Gentleman mentioned aid workers. Does he not agree that it is not just aid workers but those in the media, teachers, doctors and medical staff where we are seeing a…10 Oct 2024HANSARDViolence against Women and Girls12. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help tackle violence against women and girls.09 Oct 2024HANSARDViolence against Women and GirlsWomen welcome this Government finally implementing buffer zones around abortion clinics, as repeatedly voted for by MPs in the House. Will the Minister tell me when that will…09 Oct 2024HANSARDVAT: Independent SchoolsThe hon. Lady is a London MP like me, and part of the problem is that the term “private schools” covers such a wide category and such a multitude of sins. Does she agree that this…08 Oct 2024HANSARDWarm Homes PlanMillions of cold, draughty homes need updating UK-wide, so it is great to hear that there will be a proper plan, rather than the itty-bitty approach of spraying bits of money here…08 Oct 2024HANSARDWarm Homes Plan19. What steps he is taking to introduce his warm homes plan.08 Oct 2024HANSARDBenefit Sanctions17. What assessment she has made of trends in the number of benefit sanctions in the last five years.07 Oct 2024HANSARDBenefit SanctionsAccording to recent research by Gingerbread, a high percentage of sanctions have been misapplied to single parents, not because they have not met the job search requirements but…07 Oct 2024HANSARDAnniversary of 7 October Attacks: Middle EastAmong those killed in the horrors of 7 October were children, with a number still held hostage to this day. In Gaza since then, there is a grisly new acronym—WCNSF: wounded child,…07 Oct 2024