Speeches by Obese-Jecty.

“Could you go back to your team and, likewise, ask for the report to include whether that the metadata for those data is provided? Megan Thomas indicated assent.”

“Could you include within the report that Clive has asked for the number of times that the IP address and the cell tower location has been provided for police requests? That would be interesting to know, given that the police would be able to triangulate who an individual was from that, irrespective of whether they had …”

“What location data do you have for people who have posted from a phone? Can you tell what country it is from, which cell tower it has pinged from, or any of that kind of data?”

“You have the IP address of the person, and you have presumably have the phone number, or can tell which country or region it is in?”

“Claire and Megan, what location data do you have access to for accounts that are posting anonymously—in terms of the metadata available in the back end of the system?”

“Do you know who David Amess is?”

“I have asked you a very specific question, which you don’t seem to be able to answer. What is the threshold for X to be able to provide information about an individual who has made an illegal racist comment, in response to a request from the police? This is not from an individual. It is from the police.”

“What does that mean?”

“What is the threshold for evidence? I have just read out a load of tweets. What is your threshold for evidence in order for the police to be given the details of the identity of the individual who has made those comments?”

“You don’t provide that information. You refuse to.”

“On that, whenever I have reported comments to the police, when they have investigated them, they have submitted an Optica request to X and X has refused to provide the identity of the individuals who have made those comments. Could you also speak to that point? Why do you refuse to co-operate with law enforcement?”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered local government reform in Cambridgeshire. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stuart. Following the publication of the English devolution White Paper in December 2024, on 5 February Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s district councils were invited to devel…”

“I wholeheartedly agree with my right hon. Friend. I will come on to the division of assets. There is such a staggering lack of detail that I do not know how residents can possibly hope to make a good decision based on all the information. To gain an insight into the current finances, I have had to turn to the House of …”

“I wholeheartedly agree. We saw that only last week, when the 10-year health plan was rolled out. The Government would have known full well that this contradicted their previous stance. How does the Government’s merging three ICBs together to make one of the largest in the country chime with the need to reorganise those…”

“I spoke about SEND funding in Cambridgeshire in a Westminster Hall last month, and I was inundated with correspondence from constituents who find themselves suffering because of the county council’s inability to meet the statutory delivery timeframe for EHCPs—an issue that is set only to worsen with the lack of clarity…”

“The Secretary of State will be aware that the Carr-Hill formula has not been updated since its introduction in 2004: the staff market forces factor is based on earnings data from 1999 and the population density data that is used is the rurality adjustment from 2001, but the population of Huntingdonshire has increased b…”

“On the Arctic and HMS Protector, what plans do we have to procure an icebreaker to increase our footprint in that region?”

“I see the Security Minister chuckling away. I, too, would like confirmation that, as part of the big three, the RAF Regiment was also consulted on this decision.”

“I welcome the Armed Forces Act 2006 (Continuation) Order 2025 and place on record my wholehearted support for our armed forces and the role they play in providing national security and defence of this nation, both at home and deployed on operations across the globe. As a new MP last year, the first Delegated Legislatio…”

“In the Defence Secretary’s statement on 22 May, he stated with regard to potential legal rulings against us that “The most proximate, and the most potentially serious, is the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.”—[Official Report, 22 May 2025; Vol. 767, c. 1291.] The US, which operates the base, is not even a…”