Speeches by Niblett.

“Amanda, what impact do you foresee the vaccine having on rates of gonorrhoea, and what is the strategy to ensure take-up by those most at risk?”

“This might be a rhetorical question, but are the Government making sufficient funding available to develop new antibiotics for those STIs, and/or how close are we to creating them?”

“You have already stated that resistance to antibiotics is proving a problem, particularly for gonorrhoea; that caught my attention in your answer to the first question. To what extent is antibiotic resistance becoming a concern more broadly, particularly for infections like gonorrhoea and Shigella?”

“I am hijacking David’s questions, as I have a couple of things to ask. It is really interesting to hear you talk about the responsibility being with the local authorities. I have offered my constituency office up for sexual health clinics; the NHS loves the idea, the local public health service at Derbyshire County Cou…”

“On the topic of trust, when you have your target groups, how do you overcome vaccine hesitancy?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Hobhouse. I represent a semi-rural constituency, and one of its gorgeous little market towns, Melbourne, famously—or so it seems to me—has a high street where cars have to park a bit on the pavement, which is super-skinny because the road is super-skinny. If they did …”

“T1. If she will make a statement on her departmental responsibilities.”

“I am sure that the Minister will have seen research last week, which parents in my constituency will be really disappointed in, saying that mums earn £302 less per week than dads. For too long, the Tories were happy for those costs to fall on women. What steps is she taking to ensure that this Labour Government tackle …”

“I welcome this statement; it is brilliant. Three weeks ago, I had the most fantastic visit to Universal Music—thanks to Charlotte Allan for sorting that out. I also spoke to the chief executive, Dickon. Their support, love and continued passion for bringing in new artists was really transparent and obvious to me, so to…”

“We have just two Changing Places toilets in my constituency, which is semi-rural and quite large. One is at Elvaston castle country park, so I ask my hon. Friend to put that on his list of places to come and visit. I opened my constituency office only once I had a disabled access toilet, but it just feels like such a h…”

“I welcome today’s statement. I am incredibly excited, not least because we have the beautiful River Trent, which separates my constituency from Staffordshire. It is home to the Staffordshire Swooshers, who have members from Derbyshire. They frequently have to avoid a “Trent tan”, but they extol the virtues of open wate…”

“I thank my hon. Friend for her Committee’s report, and the team behind it who have drafted it. The report contains concerns and recommendations about digital marketing. WhatsApp is a direct communication tool, for good and for bad, which very few people engage with as though it is a classic social media platform such a…”

“A number of my constituents in South Derbyshire have written to me, deeply distressed over the crisis of plastic pollution in South Derbyshire’s waterways, including in the River Trent and the Foremark and Staunton Harold reservoirs, and in our farmland, where farmers—already dealing with increasing floods due to the c…”

“Thanks very much for coming in today. Moving on to public awareness and education, as a mother to a 17-year-old daughter, this stuff quite frankly scares the life out of me. A survey was carried out in 2024 with Girlguiding UK which polled 2,734 girls and young women and found that “Just over a quarter of girls aged be…”

“As the co-chair of the all-party parliamentary group on financial technology and a mother to a 17-year-old daughter who turns 18 this year and is considering how she can best save for and secure her future, I welcome this news with real joy as we try to bring more wealth to more people. I suspect this joy is shared by …”

“Is it a concern that “Computer says no” is the reason for their not signing up to the code? Is the “Computer says no” part of the problem particularly for investing in female founders?”

“Okay, great, because we would not want them to have a kitemark of good practice if they are not actually good practitioners. Do you think there is an opportunity for the Financial Conduct Authority to potentially mandate reporting on investment in female-led businesses in line with IWC requirements for all FCA-regulate…”

“What levers are Government using to get financial institutions to sign up to the code?”

“Is the Invest in Women Taskforce more of a campaign than an actual physical vehicle? I have been incredibly confused, because when we first had Debbie in as a witness, she expressed real frustration that she wanted a fund of funds and she had not got that; it was sitting with the separate partners who were committed to…”

“Excellent. Last year, for the 30th anniversary of EIS, I sat on a panel with somebody from the British Business Bank. I said that we need data and stuff to measure. Not openly, but downstairs later, he said, “We don’t have the data at the British Business Bank, and when we were pushing out the Future Fund stuff through…”