Speeches by Ghani.

“That is the end of the Back-Bench contributions. Colleagues who have spoken should be making their way back to the Chamber.”

“That is the end of the Back-Bench contributions. I call the shadow Minister.”

“I call David Davis to wind up the debate.”

“I have heard enough. That is not a point of order.”

“I hope it is a proper point of order.”

“Order. I can barely hear the Minister speak.”

“That is not a matter for the Chair. It is entirely up to the Minister if he wishes to give way or not.”

“Mr Shannon, I was beginning to get a little bit anxious, but finally you are on your feet.”

“I see that we have a fresh Minister, whom I congratulate and welcome to the Dispatch Box. [Hon. Members: “Hear, hear.”]”

“Order. “You” and “your”—it has to stop, Dr Mullan.”

“Is it really a point of order?”

“That was incredibly powerful.”

“That was incredibly educational. Question put and agreed to.”

“We now come to the Front Benchers, and I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson, Dr Danny Chambers. We have three doctors on the Front Benches.”

“I believe we have a new Minister, Dr Zubir Ahmed—congratulations on the promotion and welcome to the Dispatch Box. Just in case you need to know, we have been touched by young male suicide in my constituency of Sussex Weald, so I will be listening closely to your response.”

“As colleagues can see, over 10 Members are hoping to speak. We need to begin winding up by 4.30 pm, to let the Front Benchers contribute, so unfortunately I will have to set a time limit of four minutes to ensure that everyone can get in. I call Liz Twist, who chairs the all-party parliamentary group on suicide and sel…”

“Order. I talked so highly of the Select Committee Chair and said that she does everything right, but I think she mentioned a colleague by their name, not by their constituency. Can we try and stick to the etiquette?”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“Order. Will Members please be seated? Before I go to speeches from Back Benchers, I want to be clear about where we are and what we are debating, because there seems to be some confusion among colleagues. We are debating the remaining stages of the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill, and we are on Report. Speeches should relate…”

“Order. Please be seated. I should have to say “Order” only once. You just said the word “you”, so let’s restart that intervention, which should be short.”