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“Why is it important that they play a part in this response? I am also keen to hear from Dame Rosalind on this.”

“Rosalind, can I bring you in on this? How do you see that role?”

“That brings me to my next question. Could you describe how the UK Government have been, in your view, Dr Khair, engaging with these kinds of groups and how you think they could perhaps go further?”

“Hi, Dr Khair. First, I want to hear from you a bit more about the make-up of Sudanese civil society, both prior to the war and now in the role that it plays in the response to the crisis.”

“Hi, Dr Khair. First, I want to hear from you a bit more about the make-up of Sudanese civil society, both prior to the war and now in the role that it plays in the response to the crisis.”

“We have heard quite a bit already about the potential long-term impacts on people, and particularly children, with disabilities. You raised potential long-term serious health consequences. Are there any other impacts on people with disabilities, which we should be mindful of and which you would like to raise?”

“Thank you, Professor Mamode, for sharing these harrowing experiences. You spoke about the information that the defence forces have. On the point of being targeted as medical professionals, did you ever get a sense of the motivation behind some of those attacks, or is that far away and distant for you?”

“To pick up from there, to what extent can your organisations, Rohan and Nebal, work to fill the void that we are getting a sense of?”

“Thank you, Professor Mamode, for sharing these harrowing experiences. You spoke about the information that the defence forces have. On the point of being targeted as medical professionals, did you ever get a sense of the motivation behind some of those attacks, or is that far away and distant for you?”

“Lastly, can you give some examples of how the Israeli dual-use border checks impact on children with disabilities?”

“To pick up from there, to what extent can your organisations, Rohan and Nebal, work to fill the void that we are getting a sense of?”

“We have heard quite a bit already about the potential long-term impacts on people, and particularly children, with disabilities. You raised potential long-term serious health consequences. Are there any other impacts on people with disabilities, which we should be mindful of and which you would like to raise?”

“Lastly, can you give some examples of how the Israeli dual-use border checks impact on children with disabilities?”

“indicated dissent.”

“I declare an interest as a chair of the all-party parliamentary group for critical minerals. Domestic supplies of copper and, of course, Cornish tin are critical to the UK’s energy security. What consideration has the Minister given to ensuring that copper and tin are recognised as critical minerals?”

“As my hon. Friend the Member for Sheffield Central (Abtisam Mohamed) pointed out, legal aid is currently restricted to those on the lowest incomes. I have received correspondence from a constituent who, despite being a domestic abuse survivor, cannot access legal aid because her income is above the threshold. Will the …”

“The father of my constituent, Eli Martyr, has been diagnosed with bowel cancer. Despite a difficult time, his father is being looked after amazingly well by NHS staff. If the Government commit to a national cancer strategy, will they ensure that the second biggest cancer killer, bowel cancer, is given sufficient attent…”

“Thank you, Mr Betts, but I will not make a speech.”

“I am delighted that the Chancellor’s Budget included a significant real-terms funding increase for local authorities, giving them more to invest in vital community services and infrastructure. I, too, express my condolences to the victims of flooding in Spain. One of my constituents has experienced significant flooding…”

“I very much welcome the Chancellor’s Budget. It is a landmark Budget not just because it is the first Labour Budget in 14 years and the first Budget from a woman Chancellor in over 800 years, but because, as the Father of the House, the right hon. Member for Gainsborough (Sir Edward Leigh) referenced, of the intellectu…”