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HANSARD Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill [Lords]We all wish your caseworker well in his retirement.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill [Lords]With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: New clause 2— New CAA general duty: net zero aviation emissions — ‘(1) In subsection 70(2) of the Transport Act 2000,…22 Mar 2021HANSARD Fire Safety BillI call Sir Robert Neill, who must resume his seat at 8.55 pm or before.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Fire Safety BillA three-minute limit is being imposed now on all contributions. Apologies to those Members who are on the call list and simply will not get in because there will not be enough…22 Mar 2021HANSARD Fire Safety BillIn order to observe social distancing, the Reasons Committee will meet in Committee Room 12. We will now suspend for three minutes.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing BillI call Jim Shannon via video link. [ Interruption. ] No, so let us go to Ben Everitt in the Chamber. We will go back to Jim Shannon if we can establish a proper audio link.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing BillI am afraid we have not been able to establish the link with Jim Shannon, so we will go straight to the Minister.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing BillWe will now suspend for three minutes.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill [Lords]I hope you noticed that I was very good to you there, Mr Kane, by not interrupting you even though you went a bit wider than you should have.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill [Lords]We will see if we are any luckier with Jim Shannon this time.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill [Lords]I am not too sure how much more the Minister will say on Third Reading now, but we will wait to see.22 Mar 2021HANSARDTrade BillWe are not going to suspend, because the Dispatch Boxes have already been sanitised and are ready to go.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Fire Safety BillI will call the Minister to wind-up the debate at five to 9.22 Mar 2021HANSARD Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing BillWith this it will be convenient to consider the following: Lords amendments 2 to 17. Lords amendment 18, Government motion to disagree, and Government amendments (a) to (e) in…22 Mar 2021HANSARD Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing BillI have been encouraged by those here physically who tell me that they will make short contributions to try to do this without imposing a time limit. May I encourage those…22 Mar 2021HANSARDSri LankaIt may help those who are participating, both remotely and physically, to know that the wind-ups will begin no later than 3.21 pm. Anne McLaughlin will have six minutes, both…18 Mar 2021HANSARDSri LankaIt may be helpful to inform the House that this debate is likely to run until about 3.45 pm.18 Mar 2021HANSARDWorld Water DayTo assist those taking part in the debate, the wind-ups will begin at no later than 4.36 pm with Patricia Gibson for six minutes, then Anna McMorrin at 4.42 pm for eight minutes,…18 Mar 2021HANSARDWorld Water DayOrder. I remind the hon. Member that we are under massive pressure for time, so he should be looking to wind up very soon.18 Mar 2021HANSARDSri LankaWe will suspend very briefly for the cleaning of the Dispatch Boxes.18 Mar 2021