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“If you could report back to the Committee, that would be much appreciated.”

“With regard to this national inquiry, what level of funding has been allocated to it so far?”

“You cannot confirm how much funding?”

“Finally, do you feel it is reasonable at the moment that there is not a defined number of people specifically working on the grooming gangs inquiry? If not, is that something you are requesting the Home Secretary is made aware of and that there is a specific allocation of staff resource for it?”

“That seems like a long way of saying no. Are you satisfied with having a roll-out of digital ID that enables the Government to carry out better enforcement?”

“Is it 100% confirmed that there is a defined definition of violence against women and girls?”

“Just your view on why you feel it may be higher.”

“Finally, could you write to the Committee answering Paul’s question around why the black market is higher under those European countries that have digital ID? You said you were not aware of it, but it would be helpful to get your analysis on why you think it is higher.”

“My understanding is that the Prime Minister wants to halve violence against women and girls, which is a great aspiration and something that we should all be behind in achieving. I feel frustrated by not having the granular detail for us as a Committee and the wider public to be able to hold the Home Office to account i…”

“But measured against what? My point is, if we do not have the granular detail—”

“It would be great to have that though, so that we can then have the ability to hold the civil service to account, as well as Ministers.”

“We have recently heard from the Government about an allocation of 41,000 visas for the horticultural sector and 1,900 for poultry, which deals with many of the challenges that have been raised in terms of wanting to get that additional workforce for picking fruit and veg and for the poultry sector. The cap has been set…”

“I want to go back to the earlier comments on exploitation. You mentioned care workers as being a predominant group that is exploited. How effective are the Government at designing an immigration policy that minimises the risk of exploitation?”

“To follow up, do visas tied to specific employers inherently increase the risk associated with exploitation?”

“Are the Government or Home Office focusing enough on reducing exploitation when designing the roll-out of the visa schemes. Is it something that they are providing enough weight to in designing that?”

“Turning to working with stakeholders, how are you co-ordinating your efforts in working with local authorities, health and education to identify the key individuals who are carrying out the crimes and becoming radicalised?”

“What do you feel could be undertaken for the Prevent model to be improved, specifically to capture new forms of extremism and identity of those who are undertaking some of the things that you have been talking about in an online space? Maybe while you are thinking about that, what are your thoughts of the recommendatio…”

“I am very keen to get an understanding from all of you of how effective you think the Prevent model is in identifying young people as being radicalised online specifically. Would you agree with some of the written evidence that we got as a Committee calling the online space a blind spot for Prevent, noting that there i…”

“A £1 million threshold is nothing when we take into account the value of farmland, a cottage, a farmhouse, growing crops, stocks in store, livestock and machinery valuations—all of which will be taken into account at the valuation of an estate on death. A £1 million threshold is nothing before a 20% IHT liability is pu…”

“With over 26,000 farms in Northern Ireland, the value of farmland is incredibly high, if not higher, than in any other part of the United Kingdom. Does the hon. Lady agree that the negative impacts of changes to APR and BPR on Northern Ireland farmland will be much higher for those farming families than anywhere else a…”