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HANSARDAUKUS: Impact on Anglo-Chinese RelationsBefore I call the Minister, may I mention that David Amess was an esteemed member of the Panel of Chairs, who chaired these sorts of debates? He is sadly missed and fondly…20 Oct 2021HANSARDEnvironment BillI rise briefly to support Lords amendment 3, which would put legally binding World Health Organisation limits of 10 micrograms per cubic metre into law now. The arguments that…20 Oct 2021HANSARDAUKUS: Impact on Anglo-Chinese RelationsOrder. Please can we bring it back to AUKUS? Also, we will have to begin to time-limit the few people we have to speak.20 Oct 2021HANSARDTopical QuestionsT3. As a former Chancellor, the Health Secretary will know that air pollution kills 64,000 people a year at a cost of £20 billion a year, according to the Royal College of…19 Oct 2021HANSARD Net Zero Strategy and Heat and Buildings StrategyThe Minister knows that steel made in Wales and the rest of the UK is half as carbon-intensive as undercutting steel from China. Moreover, our carbon footprint, although low on…19 Oct 2021HANSARDVoter ID Requirements: Turnout and Enfranchisement18. What discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the potential effect of the introduction of voter ID on levels of enfranchisement.23 Sept 2021HANSARDWorking People’s Finances: Government PolicyDoes the hon. Gentleman agree that the people in my constituency of Swansea West and elsewhere who voted in good faith for Brexit—for more money, more control and more jobs—have…21 Sept 2021HANSARDNet Zero Emissions TargetWill the Secretary of State look at the recommendation of the Welsh Affairs Committee that Wales should get its fair share of HS2 funding, the same as Scotland, so we can invest…15 Sept 2021HANSARD Health and Social Care Levy Billrose —14 Sept 2021HANSARD Health and Social Care Levy BillThe only way to sustainably finance the costs of social care and the NHS for an ageing population is a growing economy, so why is the Chancellor taxing work? He said at the last…14 Sept 2021HANSARDHealth and Social Care Levy Bill: Business of the Houseindicated dissent.14 Sept 2021HANSARD Health and Social Care Levy BillDoes the Secretary of State agree that in principle hypothecation is to be avoided, and that what we should be doing is defining what spending is financially desirable and…14 Sept 2021HANSARD Health and Social Care Levy BillI know the hon. Member said that it would be fiscally irresponsible to increase debt, but is he aware that the interest cost of debt per year has gone down by £14 billion because…14 Sept 2021HANSARDHealth and Social Care Levy Bill: Business of the HouseFurther to that point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker—14 Sept 2021HANSARDTigrayGood morning and welcome. Bore da. Before we begin, I encourage Members to wear masks when they are not speaking, in line with the current Government guidance and what the House…08 Sept 2021HANSARDTigrayI thank the Chair of the International Development Committee. We have nine speakers, which, according to my mathematics, means that they have about four and a half minutes each. I…08 Sept 2021HANSARDTigrayThank you for your brevity. I invite Navendu Mishra, who is a member of the International Development Committee, to contribute to the debate.08 Sept 2021HANSARDTigrayThank you so much for your words. I will be calling the Front Benchers at 10.28 am. We are keeping good time, so without further ado, over to you, Helen Hayes. I look forward to…08 Sept 2021HANSARDTigrayLast but not least from the Back Benches, the indefatigable Jim Shannon.08 Sept 2021HANSARDTigrayOver to Alyn Smith. If you could keep your remarks to about 10 minutes, that would be helpful. Thank you.08 Sept 2021