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HANSARDHunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) BillLord Mancroft in the other place said, “What the Government are doing today is passing socialist legislation, which is an odd thing for a Conservative Government to be doing.” —[…22 Mar 2024HANSARDRelationships Education: LGBT ContentOrder. Could the hon. Gentleman speak through the Chair?18 Mar 2024HANSARDRelationships Education: LGBT ContentOrder.18 Mar 2024HANSARDRelationships Education: LGBT ContentI would like to inform Members that the parliamentary digital communications team will be conducting secondary filming during today’s debate for its series of procedural…18 Mar 2024HANSARDRelationships Education: LGBT ContentI remind Members to bob if they wish to be called. I also ask Members to address the Chair.18 Mar 2024HANSARDBudget ResolutionsAsked last week about the Government’s commitment to abolish national insurance contributions, the Minister said “we’d like to continue along that track”— more of a cul-de-sac, in…12 Mar 2024HANSARDInvestigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)This is as good a time as any to raise this point. If we are going to give the powers to the security services, which nobody objects to with the appropriate oversight, and ask…07 Mar 2024HANSARDInvestigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)Very nice they are, too.07 Mar 2024HANSARDInvestigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)Further to that point of order, Mrs Cummins. May I say a particular thanks to you for chairing this Committee today in such a fantastic and eloquent way?07 Mar 2024HANSARD Tackling ObesityOrder. I call Preet Kaur Gill.27 Feb 2024HANSARD Tackling ObesityI am going to give Members five minutes each. The Opposition spokespersons will have five, and the Minister will have ten.27 Feb 2024HANSARDTopical QuestionsT7. At the autumn statement, the Chancellor announced that he would explore selling off the Government’s remaining stake in NatWest this year. As it stands, does he anticipate…06 Feb 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fifteenth sitting)I take the Minister’s points in good faith. Nothing that I say today—nothing whatever—condones any attempted criminality, but the question of proportionality, which we have…30 Jan 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fifteenth sitting)I hear what the Minister says, and I will withdraw the motion. It was a probing amendment in an attempt to give consideration to this issue, which affects so many people—our…30 Jan 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fifteenth sitting)I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.30 Jan 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fifteenth sitting)New clauses 17 and 18 relate to the offence of failing to remain at the scene of a traffic collision. My new clause 17 is clear and unambiguous. As Members will see from the…30 Jan 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fifteenth sitting)My hon. Friend gets right to the nub of this matter, and she is absolutely right. I agree with her point. Dr Gerry points out that the case of Fiaz, in which she was lead counsel,…30 Jan 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fifteenth sitting)I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time. It is a pleasure to see you in the Chair, Mrs Latham. New clause 16 mirrors the Joint Enterprise (Significant Contribution)…30 Jan 2024HANSARDTopical QuestionsT3. What assessment has the Minister made of the results of private sector trials in relation to the introduction of a four-day week? Will he meet me in due course to discuss the…25 Jan 2024HANSARDCriminal Justice Bill (Fourteenth sitting)It is a delight to see you in the Chair, Sir Robert. I thank the Minister for her approach. I am pleased to speak to Government new clause 45 and new clause 15, which offer…25 Jan 2024