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HANSARDBotulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) BillWell, I was told that by a Minister in her Department. One simple thing we could do is to regulate those who administer these fillers and botox. That would be a huge step forward.…25 Nov 2020HANSARDBotulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) BillI am not against the cosmetics industry. I agree with what the Minister just said—it is about informed choice—but it has to be done safely. I welcome her comments on…25 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateThe Leader of the House has made time tomorrow for things he delayed today. He could make time for this debate to be extended and completed tomorrow.24 Nov 2020HANSARD Exiting the European UnionOn a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. Call me old-fashioned, but I thought that the usual convention for a winding-up speech was to respond to the debate. All the Minister…24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateFurther to that point of order, Mr Speaker.24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateWill the right hon. Lady join me in thanking the staff and the Clerks, who from those early days have done some tremendous work to make the system the best that we can have?…24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in Debaterose—24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateThe motion from the Leader of the House refers to Members who are clinically extremely vulnerable, but I know of at least one case in my own region where a Member has not been…24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateNo, name the ugly.24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateThere is a simple way to move this on: the Government could accept the amendment tonight. The fact that this debate has been curtailed into less than two hours is not the House’s…24 Nov 2020HANSARD Exiting the European UnionDoes the hon. Gentleman agree that it is about not only the import of goods, but exports? One of our key exports is shellfish, which is very important to the Scottish economy.…24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateAn example of that was this weekend. The annual NATO Parliamentary Assembly took place, involving individual parliamentarians from NATO countries, including the United States and…24 Nov 2020HANSARDHMP Frankland: Covid-19I congratulate my hon. Friend and constituency neighbour on securing this debate. I have a lot of constituents who work in Durham, Low Newton and Frankland prisons, and I pay…24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateName the ugly.24 Nov 2020HANSARD Virtual Participation in DebateDoes my right hon. Friend agree that this is also incredibly sensitive? Many Members may have a mental condition that is possibly not known to constituents or even to family…24 Nov 2020HANSARDCovid-19: Winter PlanThousands of jobs have been lost and will be lost in the pub and hospitality sector. At the beginning of the crisis, the Prime Minister said that Government action would follow…23 Nov 2020HANSARDNational Security and Investment BillDoes my right hon. Friend agree that what is also going to be needed is some very close relationships and working with the security services, because the information that it could…17 Nov 2020HANSARDNational Security and Investment BillDoes the hon. Gentleman share my concern that the Bill sets out a voluntary reporting and a notification system, but it is not clear how the security services enact any concerns…17 Nov 2020HANSARDNational Security and Investment BillI was going to say it is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Bolton North East (Mark Logan), but I am not sure that it is. I welcome any measure that aims to protect or…17 Nov 2020HANSARDNational Security and Investment BillIs there not a direct national security issue around telecoms? When BT was privatised, the old General Post Office was advanced in both mobile technology and fibre optics. It was…17 Nov 2020