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HANSARD Financial Services and Markets BillJust to inform everybody, the wind-ups will begin no later than 6.40 pm, and anybody who has spoken in this debate will be expected to be here at the wind-ups. With five minutes,…07 Sept 2022HANSARD Financial Services and Markets BillThose who have participated in the debate should start to make their way towards the Chamber for the wind-ups, which will start at 6.40 pm.07 Sept 2022HANSARD Small Modular Reactors: Government FundingI welcome the Minister to his new role.07 Sept 2022HANSARD Trade (Australia and New Zealand) BillI used to be a fine member—but not the finest member—of the International Trade Committee, so you have just inherited my mantle, Anthony Mangnall.06 Sept 2022HANSARD Trade (Australia and New Zealand) BillOrder. Interventions, by their very nature, should be short.06 Sept 2022HANSARD Ukraine UpdateI thank the Secretary of State for his statement on the Ukraine update and for answering questions for a smidgeon under an hour.05 Sept 2022HANSARD Urgent and Emergency CareI thank the Secretary of State for his statement and for responding to 25 questions. We now move on to the final statement today, which is on energy prices.05 Sept 2022HANSARDEnergy UpdateI call the SNP spokesperson.05 Sept 2022HANSARDHuman Rights Abuses and Corruption: UK SanctionsI welcome the Minister to his new role—Rehman Chishti.21 Jul 2022HANSARDHuman Rights Abuses and Corruption: UK SanctionsWe now come to the Front Bench contributions.21 Jul 2022HANSARD Sir David Amess Summer AdjournmentOrder. The winding-up speeches will begin at about 4.30 pm, so please remember to come back to the Chamber to witness the impossible task of the Front Benchers responding to this…21 Jul 2022HANSARD Sir David Amess Summer AdjournmentAs I will not be in the Chair at the end of this debate, which is a great shame, I wish a very good recess to everybody here and to all the staff—from the cleaners to the Clerks…21 Jul 2022HANSARD Sir David Amess Summer AdjournmentI call the Father of the House, Sir Peter Bottomley.21 Jul 2022HANSARD Sir David Amess Summer AdjournmentOrder. We will stick to six minutes for Martin Vickers, but then we will have to reduce the limit to five minutes to get everyone in.21 Jul 2022HANSARD Sir David Amess Summer AdjournmentI call Carolyn Harris.21 Jul 2022HANSARDHuman Rights Abuses and Corruption: UK SanctionsBefore I call Sir Iain Duncan Smith, I want to tell everyone that there will be a six-minute limit on speeches in the summer Adjournment debate.21 Jul 2022HANSARDHuman Rights Abuses and Corruption: UK SanctionsThe summer Adjournment debate will start at around 2.15 pm, so any Members wishing to take part in that debate should start to head towards the Chamber.21 Jul 2022HANSARDNorthern Ireland Protocol BillWith this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Clause 21 stand part. Amendment 50, in clause 22, page 11, line 16, at end insert— “(1A) A Minister of the Crown may not…20 Jul 2022HANSARDNorthern Ireland Protocol BillClearly, Mr Speaker asked people today to use temperate language, with reference to “Erskine May”, and that stands not just for Prime Minister’s Question Time but for all debates.…20 Jul 2022HANSARDNorthern Ireland Protocol BillI am now going to call Jim Shannon as the last contributor on this group, and then we will have two brief contributions from the Front Bench. We anticipate that two Divisions will…20 Jul 2022