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HANSARD Sentencing: Repeat OffendersThank you, Mr Magistrate, for the reminder that interventions should be slightly shorter than that.21 Jun 2022HANSARD Sentencing: Repeat OffendersOrder. I have been lenient as the hon. Member made a very powerful speech, but he has ranged wide in terms of the subject. We are discussing the sentencing of repeat offenders. I…21 Jun 2022HANSARD Community PharmaciesOrder. The Front-Bench spokespersons are due to begin at 5.10 pm. There are four other Members who wish to speak, so you each have six minutes.21 Jun 2022HANSARDFossil Fuel IndustryI encourage my right hon. Friend to continue to get the balance right between marching towards a green future and using whatever fuels we need to use in the meantime to keep the…15 Jun 2022HANSARD Affordable Housing (Devon and Cornwall)Thank you, Mr Hosie, for chairing the debate. I start by congratulating my hon. Friend the Member for North Devon (Selaine Saxby) on securing the debate and making her case so…27 Apr 2022HANSARD Affordable Housing (Devon and Cornwall)My hon. Friend is full of interesting ideas. That is another one, which I am sure the Minister will look at carefully and be sympathetic to. There is a significant gap in the…27 Apr 2022HANSARD Affordable Housing (Devon and Cornwall)I do agree. People used the word “crisis” earlier—none of us likes to use it, but this is a crisis. Many constituents are struggling to find a suitable home. I want to add some…27 Apr 2022HANSARD Welsh Local AuthoritiesAs someone who had his honeymoon in Swansea—it was a long time ago—I welcome the hon. Lady’s speech.15 Mar 2022HANSARD Private Rented Sector HousingI remind the Minister to leave three minutes at least for Ian Byrne to wind up.15 Mar 2022HANSARD BBC Accountability and TransparencyGregory Campbell will move the motion and then the Minister will respond. There will not be an opportunity for the Member in charge to wind up the debate, as is the convention for…15 Mar 2022HANSARD Private Rented Sector HousingBefore the hon. Lady continues, it might be helpful to say that she is rushing, but she does not need to: every speaker can have six or seven minutes if they want, rather than…15 Mar 2022HANSARD Welsh Local AuthoritiesThere are five Members who wish to speak in half an hour, so you will have about six minutes each.15 Mar 2022HANSARDFood and Farming: Devon and CornwallI very much agree with the thrust of my right hon. and learned Friend’s speech. On self-sufficiency and food security, currently the UK enjoys 64% self-sufficiency. The Government…23 Feb 2022HANSARD Hadrian’s Wall: Newcastle’s West EndOrder. I am afraid that interventions must be a lot shorter than that.01 Feb 2022HANSARD Waste Industry: Criminality and RegulationWill the Minister please leave two minutes for Mr Bell to have the final word? I call Jo Churchill.01 Feb 2022HANSARD Waste Industry: Criminality and RegulationYou have two and a half minutes each, colleagues.01 Feb 2022HANSARD Waste Industry: Criminality and RegulationI thank colleagues for their co-operation in keeping to time. We turn to speeches from the Front-Benchers; the first two have five minutes each.01 Feb 2022HANSARD Waste Industry: Criminality and RegulationOrder. Colleagues, nine people wish to speak and the wind-ups begin at 5.10 pm, so you have two and a half minutes each.01 Feb 2022HANSARD Waste Industry: Criminality and RegulationOrder. Interventions must be brief.01 Feb 2022HANSARD Waste Industry: Criminality and RegulationBefore we begin, I remind Members to observe social distancing. Before I call Aaron Bell, I wish to make a short statement about the sub judice resolution. I have been advised…01 Feb 2022