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“Okay, that in part answers the next follow-up question, but I will go back to Professor Raslan on that. What scope do you think there is for the use of emerging and developing technologies to improve the planning and delivery of housing while ensuring that environmental protections are maintained and improved?”

“Professor Raslan, I will put this question to you first but if anyone else wants to chip in after, please feel free. How could the National Planning Policy Framework be strengthened to reduce the use of embodied carbon in housing developments?”

“Okay. Thank you. Becky, do you have any insights from spatial data modelling work that you have done that you feel can guide local planning authorities in identifying optimal land for development, including grey belt and brownfield sites?”

“Okay, that in part answers the next follow-up question, but I will go back to Professor Raslan on that. What scope do you think there is for the use of emerging and developing technologies to improve the planning and delivery of housing while ensuring that environmental protections are maintained and improved?”

“Okay. Thank you. Becky, do you have any insights from spatial data modelling work that you have done that you feel can guide local planning authorities in identifying optimal land for development, including grey belt and brownfield sites?”

“The previous committee heard concerns about Russia’s activities in Antarctica. What is the Government’s assessment of the activities of the Russian ship Akademik Karpinskiy? Has the Government had assurances that these activities are focused on scientific research? Is there evidence that there are any other objectives …”

“Following on, Minister, from the geopolitical situation and the Antarctic Treaty System, can I ask you how the UK will be working to ensure that the Antarctic Treaty System continues to protect the continent’s unique environment, as well as maintaining its status as a region dedicated to peace and scientific research?”

“Following on, Minister, from the geopolitical situation and the Antarctic Treaty System, can I ask you how the UK will be working to ensure that the Antarctic Treaty System continues to protect the continent’s unique environment, as well as maintaining its status as a region dedicated to peace and scientific research?”

“Following on, Minister, from the geopolitical situation and the Antarctic Treaty System, can I ask you how the UK will be working to ensure that the Antarctic Treaty System continues to protect the continent’s unique environment, as well as maintaining its status as a region dedicated to peace and scientific research?”

“The previous committee heard concerns about Russia’s activities in Antarctica. What is the Government’s assessment of the activities of the Russian ship Akademik Karpinskiy? Has the Government had assurances that these activities are focused on scientific research? Is there evidence that there are any other objectives …”

“The previous committee heard concerns about Russia’s activities in Antarctica. What is the Government’s assessment of the activities of the Russian ship Akademik Karpinskiy? Has the Government had assurances that these activities are focused on scientific research? Is there evidence that there are any other objectives …”

“Thank you. Dr Plumpton. The Green Alliance’s proposals for increasing private investment in nature markets seem to rely on Government action to increase obligations on developers and companies. Would you care to comment on that?”

“Thank you. Dr Plumpton. The Green Alliance’s proposals for increasing private investment in nature markets seem to rely on Government action to increase obligations on developers and companies. Would you care to comment on that?”

“Mr Carter, I believe that you are a chartered surveyor like me, so we are probably both looking at it along the lines of the financial returns as well, the land yields. Following on from the last question, how does the Land Trust benefit financially from a natural capital approach to the management of its landholdings …”

“Mr Carter, I believe that you are a chartered surveyor like me, so we are probably both looking at it along the lines of the financial returns as well, the land yields. Following on from the last question, how does the Land Trust benefit financially from a natural capital approach to the management of its landholdings …”

“Thank you. Dr Plumpton. The Green Alliance’s proposals for increasing private investment in nature markets seem to rely on Government action to increase obligations on developers and companies. Would you care to comment on that?”

“Mr Carter, I believe that you are a chartered surveyor like me, so we are probably both looking at it along the lines of the financial returns as well, the land yields. Following on from the last question, how does the Land Trust benefit financially from a natural capital approach to the management of its landholdings …”

“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, for allowing me to make my maiden speech during this important debate. I only hope that I can acquit myself as well as the hon. Members who have preceded me. It is an honour, as the new MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire North, to deliver my maiden speech during the debate on the internati…”