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HANSARD Point of OrderThank you for that point of order. There was a lot there; what I would say is that I think neighbouring MPs need to work closely together and I think customs and practices of the…25 Feb 2019HANSARD Future Free Trade AgreementsOrder. That does not mean to say that the hon. Gentleman has to take up all the time and stop others getting in. Come on, Marcus Fysh.21 Feb 2019HANSARD Future Free Trade AgreementsYou said you would be brief.21 Feb 2019HANSARD Future Free Trade AgreementsOrder. If Members replicate the length of that speech, not everyone will get in, which seems a bit absurd. Try to think of the others as you go along. I call the Chair of the…21 Feb 2019HANSARD Future Free Trade AgreementsOrder. May I just say that there are no more Government Members on my list, which includes people who were here at the beginning, but we will have interventions.21 Feb 2019HANSARDExiting the European Union (Financial Services)With the leave of the House, we will debate the two instruments on financial services together.18 Feb 2019HANSARDExiting the European Union (Financial Services)With this we shall take the following motion: That the draft Money Market Funds (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019, which were laid before this House on 24 January, be…18 Feb 2019HANSARD DefenceHopefully not, because it is not in the debate. I have allowed the hon. Gentleman to carry on, but he must not drag the Minister into something that is not covered in the debate.18 Feb 2019HANSARD Communities: Charities and VolunteersUnfortunately, I have to take the time limit down to five minutes to get everybody in.13 Feb 2019HANSARD Communities: Charities and VolunteersOrder. May I have just one second to help the House? There are 17 speakers besides the Front Benchers, so may I encourage Members to try to help each other?13 Feb 2019HANSARD Communities: Charities and VolunteersOrder. We will be starting with a six-minute limit. Hopefully, I will not have to lower it. Let us aim for that for everybody.13 Feb 2019HANSARD Communities: Charities and VolunteersOrder. I am sorry but the hon. Gentleman’s time is up.13 Feb 2019HANSARD Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [Lords]With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government amendments 5 to 32. Amendment 2, in schedule 1, page 15, line 24, at end insert— “(d) the effects of any…12 Feb 2019HANSARD Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [Lords]The opening two speeches have taken 55 minutes, and we have to finish at 6 pm. I recognise that a lot of other people want to speak, and I certainly do not want to put pressure on…12 Feb 2019HANSARD Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [Lords]It was a clarification.12 Feb 2019HANSARD Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [Lords]The tut-tut was to say that the hon. Gentleman would benefit from knowing both types of rugby. The only thing I would add, just to help his case, is that in rugby league a player…12 Feb 2019HANSARD Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [Lords]A lot of people want to speak, but we have to finish at 6 o’clock, so we only have 90 minutes.12 Feb 2019HANSARD Social SecurityHe has not said that he has yet.06 Feb 2019HANSARD Prostate CancerOrder. May I just read out the deferred Division result?06 Feb 2019HANSARD Prostate CancerAbsolutely. I have now to announce the result of today’s deferred Division. In respect of the question relating to long- term investment funds, the Ayes were 302 and the Noes were…06 Feb 2019