Speeches by Taylor.

“Without that being in the paper.”

“Thank you. It has been an absolute pleasure. I never thought I would say that about talking about the vulva for the whole afternoon. Before you came in, we were discussing our medical misogyny report and how it might lead to “Medical Misogyny: The Musical.” Perhaps it is “Vulva: The Musical” that we really want to see.”

“Q3. I am really pleased to hear many constituents tell me how much local NHS services have improved since this Labour Government entered office, but some, such as David Wootton from Atherstone, have faced long delays. He was told that he would have to wait five months for X-ray results from George Eliot hospital—and he…”

“Using the Leak Chic is obviously one of the negative media messages you are trying to combat: that a good period is only an invisible one. Are there any other negative media messages that you have been trying to combat?”

“What progress have you seen in the adoption of the pledge?”

“I will try to make this quick because you have all actually already given us some ideas of answers that we can suggest for the next women’s health strategy. What I would like to do is just ask you all for one thing that you would like to see included in the renewed women’s health strategy, and for it to be a specific, …”

“The past year has seen cyber-attacks on some of our biggest household names, including Jaguar Land Rover, putting jobs and livelihoods in my constituency of North Warwickshire and Bedworth at risk. What action is the Minister taking with the UK’s partners overseas to tackle this growing threat, both in our country and …”

“2. What steps she is taking with international partners to help improve the global response to cyber-attacks and ransomware.”

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“Residents of Water Orton in my constituency have been plagued by HS2 works for years. Dust covering their cars and washing and now a really disgusting fishy smell are just some of the problems they are having to put up with. My constituents have told me that this is affecting their health. I have been raising this issu…”

“I thank my right hon. Friend the Member for Leeds West and Pudsey (Rachel Reeves) for delivering a Budget with fairness and action to tackle the cost of living at its core, and one that will make work pay. Having sat through this debate for about eight hours, it is interesting to observe that Members on the Labour Benc…”

“Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?”

“As the right hon. Gentleman seems to care so much about those who are not in education, employment or training, why did he allow 88,000 young people to become NEETs, and is he proud that when he left office, almost 1 million young people were not in any form of employment, education or training? Is this not the worst k…”

“Will the hon. Lady give way?”

“May I ask the Minister whether the violence experienced by women, in prison or not, is generally committed by cis men, not by transgender women? Does she agree that this is simply a way of fuelling culture wars and is not helpful in protecting women or any LGBT people, who are experiencing an increase in violent hate c…”

“Do you have data on the age groups of the women accessing it?”

“Great, thank you. This question is to anyone who wants to pick it up. There are concerns about apps that allow women to track their menstrual cycle, both in terms of people using them instead of contraception, potentially trying to change things, and in terms of data privacy. Do you share those concerns, and what actio…”

“This question is to you again, Janet; you have been put on the spot a little, but obviously there is a lot of good work that you have been doing, which we would like to get some more information on. Can you tell us a little more about your period symptom tracker: how it works, its impacts and whether there are plans fo…”

“Could the Minister reassure my constituent and others like her that the Government are doing everything they can—”

“T1. If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.”