Speeches by Young.

“T2. A 2022 victim survey found that only 10% of victims believed that the criminal justice system was effective. What steps are the Government taking to support victims of violence against women and girls, and will they ensure that all police and prosecutors receive training in understanding the impact of trauma on sur…”

“The Secretary of State acknowledged in her statement the progress gap for children with SEND. How will the Government support flexibility in the delivery of the curriculum, including for those children who are unable to access a traditional school setting?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Lewell. The Liberal Democrats support this statutory instrument. We have long called for measures, including the introduction of a fuel finder scheme, to allow drivers to directly compare fuel prices, to protect from rip-off prices and improve competition between petro…”

“Constituents in Pilning are outraged that a stadium-sized warehouse is being built next to the village under a 1957 consent, which means that modern conditions are avoided. Another warehouse is planned that is twice the size. Will the Leader of the House enable a debate in Government time on tackling outdated interim d…”

“T5. Small and medium-sized businesses in my constituency have told me about the impact that Trump’s trade war is having on their ability to export to the United States. What is the Secretary of State doing to support these vital job creators and ensure that British goods can continue to be sold worldwide?”

“Is there anything that the current Government could do to change that, or has the ship sailed and it is too late?”

“How would you have liked the project to have progressed instead?”

“Talking of competition, what impact do you think the track process has had on competitiveness in the refining industry?”

“Stuart, do you have anything else to add on what the Government could do to help support emissions reductions?”

“What is the Government’s role in that? What more could the Government be doing?”

“But if Norway is already getting there with electrification, it does not require innovation; it requires us to learn from somewhere else.”

“Would it be fair to say that the lower-hanging fruit has been dealt with and the next steps will be considerably harder?”

“I would like to switch to emissions reductions for a moment. Stuart, what progress has been made on that so far?”

“Elizabeth, go back to the original question about whether UK refineries should invest in hydrogen and in carbon capture and storage.”

“Can I press you on that? What can refineries that are not in the Government’s track process do about it? Are there locational factors at play that make those refineries unsuitable?”

“Should UK refineries invest in hydrogen and in carbon capture and storage?”

“Stuart, do you have anything else to add on what the Government could do to help support emissions reductions?”

“What is the Government’s role in that? What more could the Government be doing?”

“But if Norway is already getting there with electrification, it does not require innovation; it requires us to learn from somewhere else.”

“I would like to switch to emissions reductions for a moment. Stuart, what progress has been made on that so far?”