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“A number of hon. Members wish to speak, and we will have to take the wind-ups at about 3.28 pm.”

“I call Gregor Poynton—”

“It is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Harrow East (Bob Blackman). Again, in the best traditions of Sir David Amess, I will be going around my constituency. He is sorely missed here, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this difficult time—a time of family. I will raise four local issues, one int…”

“I call the Opposition spokesperson.”

“If no other Members wish to speak, I call the Lib Dem spokesperson, Steff Aquarone.”

“I thank everyone who took part in and attended this debate. Question put and agreed to. Resolved, That this House has considered the treatment of lobular breast cancer.”

“Order. The sitting is suspended for 15 minutes.”

“It is customary to wait to hear what the Minister says—you might be delighted.”

“I expect to call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson at 5.46 pm, so given the number of Members wishing to speak, there will be an informal time limit of between four and five minutes.”

“Order. The debate may now continue until 5.08 pm.”

“Order. The shadow Minister has gone over his time.”

“Order. To correct what I said, the limit is two and a half minutes, and then we will reduce it to two. I hope to call the Lib Dem spokesperson at 10.28 am.”

“I am so sorry, but Douglas McAllister has only 30 seconds. We will then move on to the wind-ups.”

“Order. The hon. Member must conclude.”

“Order. I have to reduce the time limit to two minutes.”

“Order. As right hon. and hon. Members can see, quite a number of people want to speak. I do not really want to impose a formal time limit, so I suggest an informal limit of one minute and a half. I will see how the first two speeches go and then take it from there, because I want all Members to get in.”

“I thank the Minister, who is doing a fantastic job of ensuring, through the Bill, that women are represented at every level; in the 21st century, we should not be talking about firsts for women. In the spirit of colleagues who have intervened already, may I ask my hon. Friend to recognise the brilliant role played by t…”

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“I call the Lib Dem spokesperson.”

“I expect to call the Lib Dem spokesperson at 3.28 pm.”