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HANSARDAbortion (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2022On that point, will the Secretary of State give way?16 Jun 2022HANSARD Channel 4 PrivatisationWhen the Secretary of State opened her comments by saying how wonderful the live coverage of the jubilee was, I think I uttered a hearty, “Hear, hear.” The live production was…14 Jun 2022HANSARD Channel 4 PrivatisationFurther to that point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. As a matter of accuracy, would it not have been better if the hon. Member for Lichfield (Michael Fabricant) had confirmed…14 Jun 2022HANSARD Channel 4 PrivatisationThe Secretary of State has outlined the legacy of what successive Conservative Governments have done to assist Channel 4. With that in mind, will she commit, under privatisation,…14 Jun 2022HANSARD Social Housing and Building SafetyI appreciate what the Secretary of State has said because, obviously, there is a job of work that needs to be done, particularly for young people, with regards to housing. I…09 Jun 2022HANSARD Business of the HouseWill the Leader of the House take the opportunity to congratulate Michael Dunlop on his 20th Isle of Man TT victory, putting him in the top three racers ever to perform on the…09 Jun 2022HANSARD Northern Ireland Protocol: First Treasury CounselIs it not a disgrace that hon. Members cried for years that Northern Ireland should not be used as a pawn and that the Belfast agreement should be protected and applauded but, at…09 Jun 2022HANSARDOfsted: AccountabilityOrder. Members will see that we are not greatly oversubscribed today, but that does not give them licence, as I am sure they will appreciate, because the Minister will want time…08 Jun 2022HANSARDOfsted: AccountabilityBefore I call the Minister, I commend the Chamber Engagement Team on their production of an excellent piece of work, which has helped to inform and assist today’s debate.08 Jun 2022HANSARDOfsted: AccountabilityThank you, Minister. I think that is one of the longest speeches a Minister has ever made in response in a 90-minute debate in this Chamber. I saw his Parliamentary Private…08 Jun 2022HANSARDCancer Care: Young AdultsI will call the Member to move the motion and the Minister to respond. There will not be an opportunity for the Member in charge to wind up, unfortunately, because this is a…08 Jun 2022HANSARDCancer Care: Young AdultsBefore I call the Minister, I too want to acknowledge the presence of Simon and Andrea Brady in the Public Gallery.08 Jun 2022HANSARDSolar Farms and Battery StorageI will see who else is bobbing and feels worthy to follow Mr James Gray today, after his Sermon on the Mount. Members themselves can see who is bobbing. I want to call the…08 Jun 2022HANSARDSolar Farms and Battery StorageAnthony Mangnall, you have until 10 past 5.08 Jun 2022HANSARDSolar Farms and Battery StorageThank you, Mr Mangnall—an example of less is more. Well done.08 Jun 2022HANSARDSolar Farms and Battery StorageThe mover of today’s motion is a polar explorer, a writer of books, and a provider of written interventions for colleagues. Minister Hughes, you have a lot to live up to.08 Jun 2022HANSARDSolar Farms and Battery StorageJames Gray has 50 seconds to wind up.08 Jun 2022HANSARDNorthern Ireland ProtocolI thank the Attorney General and I appreciate the constraints within which she has to work on this matter. The Government are, of course, well within their rights to bring forward…26 May 2022HANSARDNorthern Ireland Protocol7. What recent advice she has received on the legality of the Government’s plans to amend primary legislation to adjust elements of the Northern Ireland protocol.26 May 2022HANSARD Business of the HouseThere are some reports in the local press that on 6 June the Government intend to introduce a Northern Ireland protocol amendment Bill. If that is the case, can the Leader of the…26 May 2022