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HANSARD Business of the HouseOrder. I am sorry to disappoint remaining colleagues, but as I indicated earlier, the debate is very heavily subscribed and we must now proceed with it.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseIf the Leader of the House wants to respond, he can do so briefly.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseOrder. I do not wish to be unkind or discourteous to the hon. Gentleman in any way but, with the very greatest of respect, that is a matter to be treated of in the debate on the…24 Oct 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseSingle-sentence questions.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Checks on Goods: Northern Ireland and Great BritainWe have had only five Back Benchers, even though the urgent question has been running for 26 minutes. I say gently to the Secretary of State that nobody could accuse him of…24 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsI am sorry, but we must move on.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Checks on Goods: Northern Ireland and Great BritainAlistair Carmichael.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseIt might be helpful to the House if I explain that I want to move on at 12.30 pm, so there is a premium on brevity from Back and Front Benchers alike.24 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsAh, let us call a Member who used to have responsibility for buses and various other forms of transport at different times—Mr Andrew Jones.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Checks on Goods: Northern Ireland and Great BritainOrder. I call the author of the brevity textbook, Sir Desmond Swayne.24 Oct 2019HANSARD Point of OrderThe difference is simple. A Bill can get a Second Reading, but that does not make it law. It simply means that it has approval for its general principles. Approval, in the…24 Oct 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseNow, a very serious parliamentarian—who shall we have? I call Sir William Cash.24 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsWell, very briefly.24 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsAh, another habitué of Transport questions —Martin Vickers.24 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsTransport without a brake would be like a car without a driver—Tom Brake.24 Oct 2019HANSARDEngagementsOrder. Mr Russell-Moyle, you are an incorrigible individual, yelling from a sedentary position at the top of your voice at every turn. Calm yourself man; take some sort of…23 Oct 2019HANSARDSpeaker’s StatementYes, European Union—the question relating to freedom of establishment and free movement of services. Very good. The hon. Lady passed; first-class honours. The Ayes were 315 and…23 Oct 2019HANSARDMajor Incident in EssexThe sound is quite melodic, but it is still disorderly.23 Oct 2019HANSARDEngagementsI say to the hon. Gentleman in all courtesy that points of order come later. I am playing for time, as Members beetle out of the Chamber, before I call the Home Secretary. I…23 Oct 2019HANSARDThe National Health ServiceOrder. Before the Secretary of State takes the intervention from the hon. Member for Liverpool, Wavertree (Luciana Berger), I simply make the point that 35 hon. Members wish to…23 Oct 2019