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HANSARDCyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill (Second sitting)Q Going back to our conversation with the head of IT security and compliance at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and what could be designated an operator of essential services, and…03 Feb 2026HANSARDSupport for VeteransThank you, Mr Speaker. Whose job is it to protect and enhance the moral component of fighting power?02 Feb 2026HANSARDChina and JapanI just want clarification on the Members of this House who were formally sanctioned. The Prime Minister said: “President Xi said to me that means all parliamentarians are free to…02 Feb 2026HANSARDUS Department of Justice Release of FilesWhen the Prime Minister sacked Lord Mandelson as the American ambassador, Ministers came to the Dispatch Box and I pointed out to them that for the whole time he was our…02 Feb 2026HANSARDEncouraging ExportsDefence and aerospace make up a huge element of our export business. As the Minister knows, plans without resources are hallucinations. The defence investment plan was promised to…29 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryI thank the and hon. and incredibly loyal Member for giving way. Does he realise that, as the result of a UN judgment in 1965, the United Kingdom was required to enter into…28 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryI listened to the criteria that the Minister expressed before ratification is possible. Is American agreement one of the criteria that she considers essential?28 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryDoes my right hon. and gallant Friend agree that this could well be a case of, “If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, it is possible that you have failed…28 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean Territoryrose—28 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryI thank the hon. and gallant Member for his intervention. If he wants to do so, I suggest that he takes it outside, as they say. I am very time-constrained, but I want to pay…28 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryIt is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Romford (Andrew Rosindell). With his final words on self-determination echoing in my ears, I have no doubt he will be reflecting on…28 Jan 2026HANSARDBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryMy hon. Friend will have heard the Minister for the Indo-Pacific, the hon. Member for Feltham and Heston (Seema Malhotra), list the preconditions before treaty ratification can…28 Jan 2026HANSARDInflationOn Friday, I visited Primark in Staines, in my Spelthorne constituency, where the team, led by Luke, is doing a fantastic job in creating a vibrant retail experience. However, the…27 Jan 2026HANSARDInflation18. What assessment she has made of the potential impact of her policies on inflation.27 Jan 2026HANSARDDiego Garcia Military Base and British Indian Ocean Territory BillLast time I checked, there were 404 Labour MPs. Why does the Minister think that his Whips could not come up with a single Back Bencher to come to the Chamber and support his…26 Jan 2026HANSARD International Day of EducationThank you for that welcome, Ms Vaz. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. I congratulate the hon. Member for Southgate and Wood Green (Bambos Charalambous), who is…22 Jan 2026HANSARD Business of the HouseThe news has broken that overnight the first asylum seekers have been moved into Crowborough barracks in Sussex. The Minister for Border Security and Asylum stood at the Dispatch…22 Jan 2026HANSARD Northern Ireland Troubles: Legacy and Reconciliationrose —21 Jan 2026HANSARD Northern Ireland Troubles: Legacy and ReconciliationOn that point, will the Secretary of State give way?21 Jan 2026HANSARD Northern Ireland Troubles: Legacy and ReconciliationThis is all getting quite technical, so I want to come back to the fundamentals of justice. If the Secretary of State were able to, would he like to give immunity to our veterans?21 Jan 2026