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HANSARDDebate on the Address“Help”. [ Laughter .]14 Oct 2019HANSARDDebate on the AddressIt is a pleasure to follow the right hon. Member for Sutton Coldfield (Mr Mitchell). I was in the Chamber 27 years ago when he seconded the Loyal Address—it was my first ever…14 Oct 2019HANSARD HMRC Impact Analysis: CustomsThe Minister is on a sticky wicket, and deep down, he knows it. After the Prime Minister’s announcement today, it will get even stickier. I am still not clear whether he expects…08 Oct 2019HANSARD Preparations for Leaving the EUPage 153 is about preventing terrorism, child abuse and criminal gangs. The document says that there will be a mutual loss of capability between the EU and the UK in the event of…08 Oct 2019HANSARD Prison Officers: Pension AgeBefore the hon. Lady’s intervention, I remind hon. Members that the debate is tightly focused on the pension age of prison officers, and I hope that interventions and…08 Oct 2019HANSARD Tata Steelworks: NewportAs you well know, Mr Brennan, it is for the Minister to decide whether he wishes to give way. Clearly at the moment he does not wish to do so.08 Oct 2019HANSARDUS Tariffs: Scotch WhiskyAirbus Industries will be heavily impacted by the decision last week. Has the Minister raised this issue with Airbus since Thursday, and has he raised with the United States…07 Oct 2019HANSARD Ministry of Justice SpendingMay I welcome this debate, as well as the introductory remarks from the hon. Member for Bromley and Chislehurst (Robert Neill)—in this case, he is my hon. Friend—who spoke on…03 Oct 2019HANSARD Brexit NegotiationsCould the Prime Minister genuinely help me? Paragraph 9 of his explanatory note says that “traders moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland would need… A new…03 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsT2. On the question of online abuse, what steps are the Government taking with regard to those who pour out bile while hiding behind anonymous accounts, so that these people can…03 Oct 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseAs we approach the end of this Session, could I look at one particular issue, which is Government consultations? The Home Office issued a consultation on air rifle safety in…26 Sept 2019HANSARD Legal Advice: ProrogationI think the Attorney General will find that the moral right I have to sit in this House is due to an election called by the right hon. Member for Maidenhead (Mrs May), in which…25 Sept 2019HANSARD Brexit Readiness: Operation YellowhammerParagraph 10 of the document shows that law enforcement agencies and information exchange will be disrupted. Given that that covers child protection issues, drug trafficking,…25 Sept 2019HANSARDProrogation (Disclosure of Communications)Prorogation this evening will deny the Liaison Committee a three-hour session with the Prime Minister this Wednesday—a session the Prime Minister agreed to on 14 August.09 Sept 2019HANSARDProrogation (Disclosure of Communications)I am still mystified as to why, on 14 August, the Prime Minister agreed to go to the Liaison Committee this Wednesday if he already knew that he was going to prorogue the House…09 Sept 2019HANSARD Hernia Mesh in MenThe hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon) has summarised the case very succinctly. We move seamlessly to Front-Bench responses. I call Mr Martyn Day.05 Sept 2019HANSARD Northern IrelandIn the absence of a Stormont Government, and in view of the potential difficulties arising from no deal, will the Secretary of State clarify who will make decisions during that…05 Sept 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseIs next Monday’s fixed-term Parliaments motion under the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 or another mechanism?05 Sept 2019HANSARD Hernia Mesh in MenOrder. “You” refers to me.05 Sept 2019HANSARD Hernia Mesh in MenAlthough we have finished early, the hon. Member for Strangford can have three minutes to respond should he wish to, but no more than three minutes.05 Sept 2019