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HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectI agree, but none of that has been forthcoming to the public, no matter how hard they have tried, and the public do not want the project. Right across the region, there have been…15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectI thank my neighbour for asking that question. If he listens to the rest of the debate, he will see that this is not a private project; it has deep structural and financial ties…15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectI see the hon. Member for Wirral West (Matthew Patrick) in the seat behind the Minister, although I appreciate that, as a Parliamentary Private Secretary, he is not able to speak.…15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectWill the Minister give way?15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectI beg to move, That this House has considered the impact of the Peak Cluster Pipeline and project. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Roger. It is good to see…15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectThen don’t be so dismissive!15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectWill the Minister give way?15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectCan the Minister confirm that the final sign-off on this project, via a development consent order, will be done by the Secretary of State for Energy—by, in other words, the…15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectWill the Minister give way on another inaccurate piece of information?15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectDid the Minister just say, “so that the Government can part-own some of this”? Were those the words he used?15 Jul 2026HANSARD Peak Cluster Pipeline and ProjectWill the Minister give way in the final 30 seconds?15 Jul 2026HANSARDIllegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and DeportationThe average daily arrivals of illegal immigrants under this Labour Government are 94% higher than under the previous Government, so can the Minister tell me exactly which policies…13 Jul 2026HANSARDIllegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and DeportationHow much time, exactly? The Government have had two years in office and have already changed Prime Minister.13 Jul 2026HANSARDIllegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and DeportationIt is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Twigg. I am grateful to my hon. Friend the Member for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk (John Lamont) for moving the motion…13 Jul 2026HANSARDIllegal Immigrants: Offshore Detention and DeportationI thank the Minister for being generous with his time. Can he clarify a point? The Secretary of State was trying to stop some of the pull factors, and I welcomed the extension…13 Jul 2026HANSARD Societal Impact of AI: Government PolicyIt is a rather glorious day, so if people would like to remove their jackets, they should please feel free to do so.08 Jul 2026HANSARD Societal Impact of AI: Government PolicyOrder. I will call the Front Benchers from 3.30; I will not impose a fixed time limit, but about six or seven people want to speak.08 Jul 2026HANSARD Societal Impact of AI: Government PolicyAs three Members wish to speak, the time limit for speeches is three to four minutes, because we are going to the Front Benchers at 3.30 pm.08 Jul 2026HANSARD Societal Impact of AI: Government PolicyI call the Minister, mindful that I would like to give some time to the hon. Member for Poole to wind up the debate.08 Jul 2026HANSARD National Youth StrategyI remind Members that they should bob if they wish to be called. I will call the Front-Bench spokespeople at 5.10 pm. This debate is popular, so I set a time limit of three…08 Jul 2026