Speeches by Foxcroft.

“My questions are on net zero. Sarah, in your work, how have you approached climate adaptation?”

“The final question for me is for Julie and for Sarah. What national support or resources could help councils balance conservation with climate goals more effectively? What changes would you like to see?”

“Building on that, historic buildings do present unique challenges in adapting to climate change and achieving net zero targets. How can the suggestions that you make ensure that heritage assets can still maintain their historic integrity?”

“My questions are on net zero. Sarah, in your work, how have you approached climate adaptation?”

“In my constituency we had a project called the Hermitage and they went and replaced the windows with double glazing, but then they had to have gaps in them because of damp and mould that reduced the energy efficiency. They put solar panels on the roof and now all of the flats are solar panelled. It is fantastic, saving…”

“The final question for me is for Julie and for Sarah. What national support or resources could help councils balance conservation with climate goals more effectively? What changes would you like to see?”

“Building on that, historic buildings do present unique challenges in adapting to climate change and achieving net zero targets. How can the suggestions that you make ensure that heritage assets can still maintain their historic integrity?”

“In my constituency we had a project called the Hermitage and they went and replaced the windows with double glazing, but then they had to have gaps in them because of damp and mould that reduced the energy efficiency. They put solar panels on the roof and now all of the flats are solar panelled. It is fantastic, saving…”

“rose—”

“Will the Minister ensure that the universal credit health element forms part of the co-produced Timms review when reviewing the assessment process, as the UC health element will be assessed under the new PIP assessment? Furthermore, can we ensure that all disability benefits and support are in scope, so that we can tru…”

“Will the Minister give way?”

“rose—”

“I welcome the amendment, but does my hon. Friend agree that co-production needs to go beyond oversight if we want to build trust and engagement with disabled people and their organisations, and that we need to commit to the principles of co-production as outlined in my speech on Second Reading last week?”

“rose—”

“Will the right hon. Member give way?”

“I absolutely agree. The review needs to ensure that it has the right engagement and consultation with everybody, but it must be co-produced with the experts by experience. I want to take this opportunity to clarify exactly what we mean by co-production. The principle of co-production is rooted in the US civil rights mo…”

“I begin by welcoming the positive steps the Department has set out in the “Pathways to Work” Green Paper on supporting people into work; the right to try work without the fear of having to go through reassessment for benefits if it does not work out; reforming and modernising the Access to Work system; disability pay g…”

“I thank the Secretary of State for her statement. Will the Timms review have the powers to review the planned budget savings for future claimants of PIP and universal credit health components? Also, if claimants request a reassessment because of worsening health conditions, will they be assessed on the current criteria…”

“This is my first speech in this Chamber since the general election, and if I am honest, I wish I was not speaking in this debate, as I wish this legislation was not being put forward. I have not always been opposed to assisted dying. Indeed, in 2015, I voted in favour of the Bill put forward by Rob Marris MP, but that …”

“Oh no!”