Speeches by Mohamed.

“On the 1,885 potentially at-risk jobs that the union is referencing.”

“At what stage will that EIA be conducted—after a workforce strategy?”

“You are making proposals in relation to performance-related pay. How will you ensure that discrimination does not feature in that, given that you are at a consistent percentage and things do not seem to be changing? How will you make sure that woman or BAME colleagues are not affected by performance-related pay?”

“Does that include all the expected severance pay?”

“In relation to the other staffing restructure, the PCS have said that they were not informed that staff were at risk. When did you actually consult with the PCS?”

“What has been the total cost of the restructuring?”

“Was that from the outset or after staff had received their at-risk notice?”

“I want to take us back to staffing and restructuring. In our previous meeting in June, you referenced that potentially 500 members of staff would be lost through a voluntary exit scheme. Can you give us an update on where we are with voluntary severance?”

“Are they at all levels of the organisation?”

“Okay. How are we making sure that we do not lose the required skillsets? Have you undertaken a skills audit?”

“Did you engage with them before staff were notified? The unions are arguing that they were not notified before staff received their at-risk notices.”

“Has an equality impact assessment been conducted, and what was the outcome?”

“I thank the Secretary of State for his update and commend his continued leadership on this issue. I welcome the conference’s focus on strengthening multilateralism, including creating the Belém mechanism for a just global transition. But beyond the walls of the conference, here in the UK we need to be moving much faste…”

“I will address Government amendments 152 and 153. I thank the Minister and her predecessor, my hon. Friend the Member for Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton (Jim McMahon), for responding to our concerns at the outset of proceedings on the Bill. As we reach the end of debate on the Bill, I am struck by how significant t…”

“We heard earlier that America has closed the Global Engagement Centre. What function does Brazil have to tackle FIMI?”

“Does that political non-alignment prevent you from identifying misinformation or disinformation when it happens and is attributed to other states?”

“You said that X is now functioning in Brazil, so it is back to normal. How do you respond to people or organisations that may criticise that what happened could undermine freedom of expression or freedom of speech?”

“Has that experience with X influenced the broader regulatory reforms to various other online platforms?”

“What kind of activity were they involved in in Brazil?”

“Thank you, Mr Brasil. Brazil has been at the centre of the debate surrounding disinformation and online platforms following the judicial dispute with X. Can you outline more about that dispute and the types of disinformation that were identified?”