Speeches by Ribeiro-Addy.

“Do you continue to be paid for that?”

“I have just one more question about some issues with Serco. Have there been any contract breaches or formal warnings that you have had in the past five years, and what were the outcomes of them?”

“How are the KPIs around dispersal working in practice given that there are such large numbers of people who are not moved to dispersal accommodation but remain in contingency accommodation?”

“It is always a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Jeremy. I start by thanking my hon. Friend the Member for Battersea (Marsha De Cordova) and the right hon. Member for Salisbury (John Glen) for securing the debate and giving us the opportunity to hail the amazing contribution of churches and religious build…”

“I want to speak in support of new clause 37, which stands in my name, but I will begin by addressing the political theatre that often surrounds immigration. Politicians constantly speak about immigration, spinning fear and suspicion, and then conveniently report back that immigration is a top concern for voters, when i…”

“I thank the Minister for her mention of my new clause and her commitment to ending the financial burden on young children and their families who have a right to citizenship. What further work will be done to consult campaigns such as Citizens UK, Lambeth Citizens and the Project for the Registration of Children as Brit…”

“Does my right hon. Friend share my concerns that, by the Government’s own estimates, 300,000 people will be pushed into relative poverty by 2030 and, as a result, will need to rely on council services that are already severely oversubscribed? Does she agree that these cuts, without funding for council emergency service…”

“I thank my right hon. Friend the Member for Hackney North and Stoke Newington (Ms Abbott) for securing this important debate—as always, she is right. Like many hon. Members, I have been contacted by hundreds of constituents who are angry and anxious about the Government’s proposed cuts, which make no sense and will pus…”

“These are collaborative bids?”

“Ghadah, I want to ask you some questions about by-and-for services. First, why is it important to have these services as opposed to generic services?”

“Have any other panellists seen perpetrators of violence against women and girls accessing services? Can you tell me any more about some of the strategies employed by different organisations to help prevent violence against women and girls online?”

“I also want to ask you about the extent to which you might be seeing perpetrators of online violence against women and girls accessing services.”

“How difficult does the lack of data and the ability to evaluate the effectiveness of prevention work make it for you when looking for funding?”

“Is it difficult to measure because of a lack of data?”

“How are you evaluating the effectiveness of the prevention work?”

“Thank you all for being here today. Given the Government’s target to halve violence against women and girls in a decade, what impact do prevention services have over the longer term? I would like to put that question to Leyla.”

“What factors make them work quite well?”

“Can I ask about the challenges that the by-and-for services have in accessing the funding that they need?”

“Q10. Rents in my constituency are becoming exceedingly unaffordable. The most recent Office for National Statistics data estimates that the average rent has risen by 10% in the past year, while the average wage has not risen at the same rate. Several metro mayors are calling for the power to control rents in their regi…”

“I thank all Members present in this afternoon’s debate for their thoughtful and balanced contributions. It is not very often in the House that we are generally in agreement, so I am heartened to be joined by Members from different political backgrounds calling for us to improve the state of maternity care. I was gratef…”