Speeches by Mather.

“I thank my right hon. Friend for reminding me of that important matter, and I would be glad to facilitate a meeting either with me, if that is most appropriate, or with the Rail Minister to take that conversation forward.”

“Amendment 95, page 4, line 31, at end insert—”

“This amendment would reinstate references to the Secretary of State in section 175(2) and (2A) of the Greater London Authority Act 1999 and allow payments to be made by TfL to the Secretary of State in connection with London rail services.”

“The hon. Member is a tireless advocate for his part of the country, and we can continue our conversations. I merely reflected the point that having things about specific transport projects on the face of legislation is not the right way to address it, in the view of the Government, but I would be glad to meet him to ta…”

“(5A) In subsection (2A), after ‘London to’ insert ‘Great British Railways or’.””

“(i) sections 22 to 24 of the Railways Act 2005 (discontinuance of railway passenger services), and”

“(b) for ‘one another’ substitute ‘each other’.”

“This amendment would define what is meant by references to the functions of the Secretary of State for the purposes of section 175(2) of the Greater London Authority Act 1999.”

“Clause 34”

“Discount fare schemes”

“Absolutely. To build on my hon. Friend’s point, this is very much the start of the conversation, not the end of it, in thinking about how GBR can better integrate rail services that are run through mayoral strategic authorities with the wider network, with mayors of course being able to use funding for GBR services whe…”

““UK veterans, members of the UK armed forces and their families, aged 26-30,”.—(Jerome Mayhew.)”

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“(a) for ‘the purposes of the co-operation required under subsection (1) above,’ substitute ‘purposes connected with passenger transport services for persons travelling to, from and within Greater London, Great British Railways,’, and”

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“Clause 58”

“Restrictions on disclosure of information by the LTUC”

““(5) In subsection (2)—”

“I could not agree more strongly with the sentiments expressed by my hon. Friend. He will know—we have discussed this—that under the council’s current arrangements, two members have lived experience of navigating the transport network with a disability. We fully expect that arrangement to continue. I applaud the efforts…”