Speeches by Baxter.

“Thank you and I will take your contact details afterwards.”

“A very quick follow-up,and thank you all for attending today. I am interested in what you were saying there, Simon, about the RTS switch off. I am concerned about that. I am in a constituency with a substantial number of constituents who are affected by that. I was wondering if you could give us your view in terms of h…”

“Are there any unintended consequences that we might need to be aware of in terms of that data sharing?”

“While I have you—and tell me if it is not your area—on the RTS switch over, do you have a view on that process and what else the Government could or should be doing to make sure that people are not left in a position where, as outlined in the previous panel, either people’s heating was always on or always off and runni…”

“I thank the hon. Member for his intervention. Indeed, I will come later in my speech to what I hope the Minister will be able to set out. The report also highlights that Ukrainian children in occupied areas are now being used to support Russia’s drone development and production efforts. Children are being made to assis…”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered the matter of returning forcibly deported children to Ukraine. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stuart. I start by welcoming a distinguished guest to the Chamber: Olena Kondratiuk, the Deputy Chair of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, who is here with her …”

“I thank every hon. Member who has participated in the debate. I cannot do justice to all the contributions in the time that I have, but the strength and depth of feeling expressed by colleagues across the House should send a strong message to President Putin that this is a heinous crime to which we all object. The hon.…”

“I completely agree, and I have already called for the Government to recognise a UK day of action, to highlight the profile of this issue to the wider public. Our report calls for Russia to publish a full register of all Ukrainian children in its custody, as required under the Geneva convention. We are calling for Russi…”

“I have been really moved by your testimony, Katriona, and in particular what you said about teachers being able to believe in kids. It was Dr Vincent Oates for me—thank you. What measures and indicators of poverty have been the most useful in work to reduce child poverty? Who wants to give me a very brief response?”

“I have been really moved by your testimony, Katriona, and in particular what you said about teachers being able to believe in kids. It was Dr Vincent Oates for me—thank you. What measures and indicators of poverty have been the most useful in work to reduce child poverty? Who wants to give me a very brief response?”

“How crucial is the de-politicisation of discussions on child poverty and facilitating meaningful progress on tackling it?”

“You have touched on the question that I was going to ask: how important do you think it is for poverty measures to take account of individual circumstances? For example, those inescapable costs you have referred to—obviously, in the north of Scotland, the price of energy is one, but I am also thinking about the costs r…”

“Johanna Baxter, Member of Parliament for Paisley and Renfrewshire South.”

“How crucial is the de-politicisation of discussions on child poverty and facilitating meaningful progress on tackling it?”

“You have touched on the question that I was going to ask: how important do you think it is for poverty measures to take account of individual circumstances? For example, those inescapable costs you have referred to—obviously, in the north of Scotland, the price of energy is one, but I am also thinking about the costs r…”

“Johanna Baxter, Member of Parliament for Paisley and Renfrewshire South.”

“The new UK-EU agreement is a welcome and pragmatic step towards rebuilding a strong trading relationship with our closest economic partner: “this deal will help reduce costs, cut red tape, and make it easier for Scottish businesses to compete and grow across European markets.” Those are not my words, but the words of t…”

“I am pleased that today the United Kingdom is hosting a summit in London to reset our relationship with Europe—yet another sign that this Labour Government are restoring our reputation as a global power after it was trashed by a decade of Tory incompetence. Will my right hon. Friend outline what steps are being taken t…”

“7. Whether he has had recent discussions with his EU counterparts on UK access to the European rearmament fund.”

“I just want to pay tribute to the work coaches in Paisley who are going out into health centres in my area.”