Speeches by Collinge.

“You talked about different tariffs and different technologies, but how are consumers meant to choose a thing that is best for them, given that it is complex? Currently, there are not that many different tariffs on offer, particularly if you do not have a battery. How do we make it simple enough for consumers to make th…”

“If we sort that bit and we have some households that have capacity for battery and flexibility, but not the majority, how do we—from my constituents’ point of view—make sure that every household is able to benefit from cheaper prices as well as adding to the flexibility? What policies do the Government need to put in p…”

“Okay then. I would like to know how the Government can enable non-state actors—financial institutions, businesses, NGOs—to take climate action. I will come to you, Eliot, first, on businesses. We have heard that Governments need to create the right policy and enabling environment to encourage transformative business ac…”

“Sorry, I am just going to stop you there because I have one very quick last question. Notwithstanding the heatwave we are in at the minute, given that other countries are often at the coalface of the impacts of climate change, how can we take lessons from their scientific models and what they are doing to combat climat…”

“What are those policies? What will the benefits be?”

“Let me come to the rest of the panel. Do you have any comments on my first question about the current situation and any issues you see forthcoming in that influence?”

“Thank you. Before I come to the rest of the panel, because I am interested in their comments on this, are there any threats to that excellence? Are there any problems looming that might affect our ability to influence international climate policy?”

“We may have heard that a few times. Thank you.”

“Thank you. Can I ask the whole panel how well the Government harness NGO and business expertise when we talk about climate policy? Does that then make it easier for businesses and NGOs to deliver on climate change?”

“Thank you. Can I ask the whole panel how well the Government harness NGO and business expertise when we talk about climate policy? Does that then make it easier for businesses and NGOs to deliver on climate change?”

“I want to understand how the UK’s scientific knowledge is contributing or could contribute to climate diplomacy and our climate leadership, noting Professor Sutton’s comments earlier about the credibility of our scientists’ evidence and policy. I will start with Professor Sutton. I want to ask you about the current sit…”

“What are those policies? What will the benefits be?”

“Let me come to the rest of the panel. Do you have any comments on my first question about the current situation and any issues you see forthcoming in that influence?”

“We may have heard that a few times. Thank you.”

“Sorry, I am just going to stop you there because I have one very quick last question. Notwithstanding the heatwave we are in at the minute, given that other countries are often at the coalface of the impacts of climate change, how can we take lessons from their scientific models and what they are doing to combat climat…”

“Thank you. Before I come to the rest of the panel, because I am interested in their comments on this, are there any threats to that excellence? Are there any problems looming that might affect our ability to influence international climate policy?”

“I want to understand how the UK’s scientific knowledge is contributing or could contribute to climate diplomacy and our climate leadership, noting Professor Sutton’s comments earlier about the credibility of our scientists’ evidence and policy. I will start with Professor Sutton. I want to ask you about the current sit…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship today, Mr Stringer. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes (Melanie Onn) for bringing forward this important debate. Fly-tipping is not only damaging to our environment—it makes our communities worse places to live. No one wants to walk past th…”

“Okay then. I would like to know how the Government can enable non-state actors—financial institutions, businesses, NGOs—to take climate action. I will come to you, Eliot, first, on businesses. We have heard that Governments need to create the right policy and enabling environment to encourage transformative business ac…”

“Puberty suppressors have been used for many years for precocious puberty, but the evidence base for their use in gender dysphoria lacked rigour, so I welcome the news that the trial will go ahead, as recommended by the Cass review. Will the Secretary of State confirm that the medications are only one part of the resear…”