Speeches by Jarvis.

“I welcome this plan. As the Secretary of State is aware, my constituents Charlotte and James Bassett have been fighting for answers since the death of their baby daughter Norah in 2019. What assurances can he give my constituents that any recommendations by the national maternity and neonatal taskforce will be implemen…”

“Small to medium-sized businesses are the backbone of the local economy in Eastleigh, creating jobs and driving innovation. However, local businesses, including the precision manufacturing firm G. W. Martin, have told me that the increased costs as a result of the changes to employer national insurance contributions hav…”

“5. What steps she is taking to help increase economic growth in Eastleigh constituency.”

“T6. My constituency is home to five games developers. Does the Minister agree that the use of AI in video game development should not be allowed to push out human creativity? What assurances can he give me that the Government are not being complacent in their approach to AI?”

“I am grateful for the opportunity to speak on behalf of my constituents, including the hundreds of families who feel they are being let down by a system that simply is not working. Over the past year, I have heard heartbreaking stories from constituents whose children have been left waiting years for EHCP assessments a…”

“I would like to start by paying tribute to Berney Hall, who is in the Gallery today and who has been campaigning for a change in the law to remove the 12-month limitation period for historic cases of rape of 13 to 15-year-old girls, when they occurred before 2004. It can take years for victims of abuse to come forward.…”

“The Government’s cuts to the winter fuel payment was estimated to have impacted 16,766 pensioners in my constituency, so I welcome today’s U-turn. Those affected include my constituent Chrissy, who was just above the threshold and now has the added fear that she will lose her personal independence payments. Does the Mi…”

“I am thinking about under-represented groups. In your written evidence, Peter, you said that councils could deliver targeted programmes to improve access to sport for all. What would you like to see rolled out to increase inclusivity across the country? What impact will local government reorganisation have on that?”

“Huw, how best can we tackle drop-out rates—especially for women and girls, who generally have a higher drop-out rate?”

“Robert, you said that sport has a responsibility. What lessons can be learned from examples such as Everton FC’s community foundation’s “The People’s Place”? What could other clubs be doing?”

“I am thinking about under-represented groups. In your written evidence, Peter, you said that councils could deliver targeted programmes to improve access to sport for all. What would you like to see rolled out to increase inclusivity across the country? What impact will local government reorganisation have on that?”

“Huw, how best can we tackle drop-out rates—especially for women and girls, who generally have a higher drop-out rate?”

“Robert, you said that sport has a responsibility. What lessons can be learned from examples such as Everton FC’s community foundation’s “The People’s Place”? What could other clubs be doing?”

“I am incredibly grateful to my hon. Friend the Member for South Devon (Caroline Voaden) for securing this important debate. Dementia care is in crisis. One in six hospital beds is currently occupied by someone with dementia, and by 2040 it is estimated that the figure will be one in four hospital beds. We need the Gove…”

“I welcome the Bill as an important first step towards a more accountable criminal justice system—one that reflects the needs and voices of survivors of crime. Too often, victims have been let down by a system that fails to grasp their trauma and recognise their experiences. They are expected to navigate an underfunded …”

“I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this vital debate. It is imperative that we get the Bill right and that the protections and procedures are watertight. I thank my constituents on both sides of the debate who have written to me. I support amendment 4, tabled by my hon. Friend the Member for Harrogate a…”

“As the Minister is aware, my constituent Gary Webster has had to live with HIV and hepatitis C since being given infected blood as a pupil at Treloar’s. Gary’s health is failing fast and he fears that he will not live to see compensation. Will the Minister give Gary and the other surviving Treloar’s boys any reassuranc…”

“My constituent John wrote to me to highlight the slow and weak internet connectivity in Boyatt Wood. Meanwhile, constituents who live in the centre of Eastleigh regularly struggle to get online. Does the Minister agree that all my constituents deserve access to fast and reliable broadband? What assurances can he give t…”

“In terms of what we are looking at this year we have heard that a lot of grassroots music venues are going to close this year. I suppose what we are saying is the reforms are happening too late.”

“The reforms next year have been welcomed but how will they be of any use to businesses that might have been pushed under by the inability to pay higher bills this year?”