Speeches by Gilbert.

“Can I press you further on that? On the figures, you are saying 18% of what, 18% of how many people that were taking part in the survey?”

“Just because if that is the evidence base for the change of direction, I think it is very important that we know that—”

“A report on the economic impact of the University of Edinburgh found that its education exports alone amounted to £1.8 billion in the 2021-22 academic year. What engagement will my right hon. Friend have with the university to ensure that the proposals brought forward today do not have any adverse impact on our world-c…”

“Thank you both for your contributions. I heard what you said about having a new staff team who are getting to know your style, and that all takes time to develop. That has been helpful, and things are improving—you can see that. You also spoke about better communications to new MPs so that we are better equipped to dea…”

“I thank my hon. Friend for his statement following yet another appalling turn of events towards Gaza by the Israeli Government. In a Westminster Hall debate in February, I said I feared that “if the occupation continues, it will become increasingly difficult to apply international law to the situation on the ground.”—[…”

“Dr Cass was clear in her review that the model of care for people with gender incongruence, and particularly for children and young people, needs to be changed to take into account their holistic care needs. Will the Minister update us on her Department’s progress in implementing those findings?”

“Are the Liberal Democrats supportive of the views in the Cass review? I do not think that that has been stated on the public record as yet.”

“I will touch on a point that you raised. With this Parliament having the highest number of women MPs—at 40%—and with the three Deputy Speakers all being women, do you think that there should still be a requirement to keep the balance of having at least one woman voted in?”

“This is similar to the question I put to your colleagues. Given that we now have more women MPs—about 40%—and the three Deputy Speakers are all women, do you still think it is important to have a process in place to secure at least one woman as a Deputy Speaker or Speaker?”

“This is similar to the question I put to your colleagues. Given that we now have more women MPs—about 40%—and the three Deputy Speakers are all women, do you still think it is important to have a process in place to secure at least one woman as a Deputy Speaker or Speaker?”

“Yes, by default.”

“I will touch on a point that you raised. With this Parliament having the highest number of women MPs—at 40%—and with the three Deputy Speakers all being women, do you think that there should still be a requirement to keep the balance of having at least one woman voted in?”

“Yes, by default.”

“Does my right hon. Friend agree that there is an opportunity for significant economic growth in Scotland from getting right a just transition from oil and gas to clean power? In my constituency, the landing space at the port of Leith previously used by the oil and gas sector has been transformed by investment from Fort…”

“I welcome the Minister’s statement and put on record my thanks to For Women Scotland for its tireless work over a number of years. It was the public face of many women who have experienced discrimination, abuse and personal loss for making the argument that the Supreme Court made last Wednesday. The Supreme Court held …”

“Louis, in your experience, how do host countries warm to this idea of displaced people working in their countries?”

“Thank you for your time today. Moving on a bit to transparency and data collection, I will start with Bethan. The Government share little data about displaced people and the support that they provide. How could they benefit from tracking these spends and how we distribute ODA money?”

“Jessica, what are the benefits of allowing displaced people to contribute to host countries and societies through working?”

“Louis, on the needs of displaced people and national economies, in your experience do displaced people fare better in camps or when integrated into local societies?”

“Gideon, Noah touched on this point earlier when we were talking about work. If we had better data, how would Bond use it to prioritise better climate change adaptation, resilience and finance in programming for areas and people who need that support?”