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HANSARDTransport Connectivity: North-west EnglandMy hon. Friend is precisely right: the real case for High Speed 2, as I am afraid it will always be called, was capacity. We are not getting that extra capacity between Birmingham…19 Mar 2025HANSARDWomen’s Changed State Pension Age: CompensationOrder. It is not up to me, in the Chair, to agree with you or not.17 Mar 2025HANSARDRegional Growth: EnglandSorry, Mr Speaker. I was nearly as shocked when you called me as I was when listening to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Radio 4 talking about economic growth. She said there…04 Mar 2025HANSARDRegional Growth: England6. What steps she has taken to increase regional growth in England.04 Mar 2025HANSARDOnline Safety Act: ImplementationI remind hon. and right hon. Members to bob if they wish to speak. I intend to call the Front-Bench spokespeople at half-past 10 so I will impose a four-minute limit on speeches.…26 Feb 2025HANSARDOnline Safety Act: ImplementationWe have gained a considerable amount of time because of disciplined interventions and short speeches. I ask the Minister to ensure that there is a small amount of time at the end…26 Feb 2025HANSARDSocial Media Use: Minimum AgeThere is no defined time limit at the moment, but I did suggest that people take about six minutes. I presume that the right hon. Gentleman is bringing his remarks to a conclusion.24 Feb 2025HANSARDSocial Media Use: Minimum AgeOrder—24 Feb 2025HANSARDSocial Media Use: Minimum AgeOrder. I remind Members that, even if they have put in to speak, they should bob if they wish to be called in the debate. The debate is well subscribed, so I ask hon. Members to…24 Feb 2025HANSARDAstraZenecaMay I say in the gentlest possible way to my hon. Friend the Minister that losing investment in Merseyside and the north-west is not compensated for by investment in the…03 Feb 2025HANSARD Defence Procurement: Small and Medium-sized EnterprisesOrder.28 Jan 2025HANSARD Defence Procurement: Small and Medium-sized EnterprisesI remind Members that they should bob if they wish to speak in the debate. We will start with a three-minute time limit on speeches.28 Jan 2025HANSARD Agricultural Property ReliefMinister, we have a generous amount of time left. Can you try to ensure that you leave at least two minutes for a winding-up speech?28 Jan 2025HANSARD Agricultural Property ReliefWe are back on schedule, so there are 10 minutes each for the Front-Bench spokespeople.28 Jan 2025HANSARD Agricultural Property ReliefOrder.28 Jan 2025HANSARD Defence Procurement: Small and Medium-sized EnterprisesOrder. This debate is for an hour and is well-subscribed, so I ask hon. Members to be brief in their interventions.28 Jan 2025HANSARD Defence Procurement: Small and Medium-sized EnterprisesWe have gained a few minutes. I ask the Minister to leave a couple of minutes at the end for the proposer of the debate to wind up.28 Jan 2025HANSARD A133-A120 Link RoadOrder. I will call Sir Bernard Jenkin to move the motion and the Minister to respond. There will not be an opportunity for the Member in charge to wind up, as is the convention…28 Jan 2025HANSARD Agricultural Property ReliefOrder. I call Jim Shannon.28 Jan 2025HANSARD Agricultural Property ReliefOrder. I remind hon. Members that they should bob if they wish to be called. The debate is well subscribed, so I am going to start with a four-minute limit. If there are a lot of…28 Jan 2025