Speeches by Paul.

“May I ask how what the Minister has just said interacts with voting? He set out clearly his involvement in the Committee, so how does that impact any votes that he will take part in during it?”

“I think that one of the points being made is the difference between something that is active and something that is passive—for example, someone who chooses not to take that next level of chemotherapy because they have had enough, they have gone through a lot of it or it was painful, and chooses, in the example the hon.…”

“I welcome the hon. Member’s attempt to improve safeguarding in the Bill, which I agree is currently not at the right level. Does she agree that the Mental Capacity Act assumes in the first instance that, if there is no evidence to the contrary, a person has capacity, and that whether a person lacks capacity must be dec…”

“Will the hon. Lady give way?”

“I would like to understand why my hon. Friend thinks that diabetes could ever be considered reversible. It can be treated and managed, but surely we cannot turn back time.”

“Some incredibly important points have been made. I would like to give an example. Let us consider someone who is homeless. Perhaps they are staying with friends, as my right hon. Friend said. If they find themselves to be terminally ill, they may well face difficulties in accessing palliative care and getting the right…”

“I thank the hon. Member for that great contribution to the debate. I agree that all those small things add up and make a difference to our financial literacy. I am a chartered accountant, but that is not what made me financially literate; it was the lessons I was taught by my family, and the jobs that I did when I was …”

“I warmly congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Broadland and Fakenham (Jerome Mayhew) on securing this important debate, and I commend him for his sustained efforts to drive up the quality and availability of financial education offered to our young people. There is sometimes a tendency in this House—perhaps an un…”

“Thank you for your time today. Will you talk a little about how you felt that the campaign in 2024 went? Did it feel different from previous years’ campaigns and, if so, will you talk a little about what you think was driving any negative or positive aspects of that? Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw: The previous two election…”

“Thank you so much for your time today. Can I start by asking you how it felt to campaign in the 2024 election, and was it different to previous years? Shall we start with Bob and then work across?”

“Thank you for your time today. Will you talk a little about how you felt that the campaign in 2024 went? Did it feel different from previous years’ campaigns and, if so, will you talk a little about what you think was driving any negative or positive aspects of that? Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw: The previous two election…”

“Thank you so much for your time today. Can I start by asking you how it felt to campaign in the 2024 election, and was it different to previous years? Shall we start with Bob and then work across?”

“I draw attention to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. I thank the Deputy Prime Minister for giving my constituents in Reigate and Banstead certainty over the timing of elections; however, many of them will be disappointed. One of my big concerns, which needs to be seriously considered, relates t…”

“Thank you for your time today. Will you talk a little about how you felt that the campaign in 2024 went? Did it feel different from previous years’ campaigns and, if so, will you talk a little about what you think was driving any negative or positive aspects of that? Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw: The previous two election…”

“Thank you so much for your time today. Can I start by asking you how it felt to campaign in the 2024 election, and was it different to previous years? Shall we start with Bob and then work across?”

“Thank you for your time today. Will you talk a little about how you felt that the campaign in 2024 went? Did it feel different from previous years’ campaigns and, if so, will you talk a little about what you think was driving any negative or positive aspects of that? Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw: The previous two election…”

“Thank you so much for your time today. Can I start by asking you how it felt to campaign in the 2024 election, and was it different to previous years? Shall we start with Bob and then work across?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr. Jardine, and to respond today for the first time for His Majesty’s Opposition. I congratulate the hon. Member for Peterborough (Andrew Pakes) on securing this debate on the value of apprenticeships and National Apprenticeships Week. We have heard some tremendously …”

“I am sorry; I will need to make progress so that the Minister has sufficient time. Crucially, it was a Conservative Government that brought the Skills and Post-16 Education Act 2022 into law, ensuring that all pupils now meet providers of technical education so that they understand the wide range of career routes and t…”

“Q Not to put you on the spot too much, but I have tabled amendment 82 and new clause 5 to address the encouragement point. Have you had a chance to look at those? If you have, do they adequately address some of your concerns? Dr Mullock: I am so sorry; I have not had a chance to look at that.”