Speeches by Jardine.

“I call Michelle Welsh to wind up briefly.”

“Order. Our time is up; I am sorry. Question put and agreed to. Resolved, That this House has considered construction standards for new build homes.”

“We all know that life is more expensive for someone who is disabled, and that investing in mental health and social care would give disabled people the support that they deserve. Liberal Democrats believe that if the Government were serious about cutting welfare spending, they would get serious about fixing health and …”

“I call Luke Akehurst—please keep it brief, as you have had several interventions.”

“I am afraid we are out of time for Back Benchers now, but perhaps Brendan O’Hara would like to intervene on the Minister. I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“Order. Sorry—time’s up. I call Jim Shannon.”

“Order. We are very short of time, so I ask Members to refrain from interventions, in order to get through every speaker.”

“I am afraid I have to impose a formal time limit of three minutes so that we get through everybody.”

“I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to be called in the debate, and I ask them to keep to an informal limit of about three and a half minutes, please.”

“Order. I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to be called in the debate and, if possible, keep to an informal five-minute time limit to allow everyone to get in. I call Edward Morello.”

“It is, as always, a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Edward. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for South Cotswolds (Dr Savage) for introducing the debate, and I pay tribute to the many women who have come along. I would love to say that it is a pleasure to take part in this debate, but it is not. After ei…”

“The Minister says that the Department will learn the lessons of this case. Does he accept that the whole point of this debate was not, as he said, to change the minds of Members who have spoken or the women who have come to watch the debate, but to change the mind of the Government? That is the lesson we would like him…”

“I take on board what the Minister says about the research, but the fact that 73% of people knew that there were would be changes to the pension age does not tell us that 73% of women, or any percentage, knew that it would affect them. That is not what the evidence tells us.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“I call Nicholas Timothy.”

“As someone with two generations of their family who have depended on the North sea oil and gas industry, I know that we have to move away from fossil fuels and that we have to drive forward to the just transition, but we must also recognise that we are not there yet and that this is not the moment to push the industry …”

“I remind Members they should bob if they wish to be called to speak in the debate.”

“It has been drawn to my attention this week that there is a continuing problem in this country with a reserved matter: the supply of drugs. A 22-year-old constituent of mine, who is an elite athlete and unfortunately has inoperable brain tumours, came to me to say that drug inhibitors that would help him are currently …”

“I call the Opposition spokesperson.”

“In your experience, what are the most significant and frequent health complications for women and girls who have experienced FGM that you have come across?”