Speeches by Ribeiro-Addy.

“In the first nine months of last year, around 10,000 asylum cases were listed as having an administrative outcome, and 11,000 have been withdrawn. I want to understand what happened to these people.”

“I want to find out how much money the Home Office has been spending on acquiring new sites for asylum accommodation. I know there was a bit of a concern about the Northeye site, and the fact that it was acquired so quickly that it wound up costing the Home Office more than it needed to.”

“How many of those still waiting for their application to be resolved are being moved from one closed asylum hotel to another? Because you have to make sure that you do provide—”

“The Minister said in January that there was a plan to close nine more hotels by the end of March 2025, which is soon. How is that going?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Jeremy. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Middlesbrough and Thornaby East (Andy McDonald) for securing the debate. As the chair of the all-party parliamentary group on immigration detention, I want to raise the deeply troubling subject of the outsourcing of the ma…”

“T8. Travelling and working abroad can be an incredibly enriching experience, and I welcome the Government’s steps to strengthen our relationship with the EU. My young constituents would like to know specifically what steps are being taken to increase their opportunities in Europe. What discussions has the Minister had …”

“Thank you very much. That answered my next two questions. That was brilliant, but I just want to be clear: was that the extent of your engagement with the Home Office following the publishing of the report?”

“What was your opinion of the responses from the then Government and other institutions to the final IICSA report?”

“The first two chairs appointed were Baroness Butler-Sloss and Fiona Woolf, and they withdrew after it was alleged that they were linked to individuals and establishments under investigation. Do you think that this disrupted the inquiry in any way? John O’Brien: They were chairs of the non-statutory inquiry that was set…”

“Yes.”

“I thank the right hon. Member for South Holland and The Deepings (Sir John Hayes) for securing this important debate. I state on record my support and admiration for the WASPI campaign. They have campaigned tirelessly for an acknowledgment of the wrong they face and, crucially, for compensation. I have been pleased to …”

“I thank my hon. Friend for the fantastic speech she is making. Endometriosis UK, which provides the secretariat of the all-party parliamentary group on endometriosis, of which I am the chair, released a report last year that found that 47% of women had visited their GP 10 or more times with symptoms prior to diagnosis.…”

“I declare an interest: like one in three households in my constituency, I rent my home. As a renter and an MP who represents a large number of renters, it will come as no surprise that I rise to speak in favour of the Bill, which will bring in some important, long-overdue reforms to provide private renters with decent …”

“You have all referred to protests and even I have referred to protests and we continue to refer to protests, but it became very clear very quickly to the public that it was not a peaceful demonstration and the rioters were quite racist and xenophobic in their rhetoric. I want to get a grasp of how wary you were, when t…”

“Given the level of violence and the threat to life of the general public and people in hotels and mosques, for example, and the police themselves, what tactics did you employ and how did you make the decision to use these tactics? I will start at the other end for a change.”

“Sorry. As we come to an end, in the interest of making sure this does not happen again, what do you think was behind the riots?”

“You mentioned that you had the capabilities but do your police forces have the resources and the training to monitor something that is moving at such a fast pace on social media?”

“Chief Constable Heaton, how does it compare with other public order policing events?”

“Chief Constable Poultney referred to some incidents a year ago and Chief Constable Noble to some previous incidents in Leeds. Can other chief constables comment on how the approaches that you adopted during the disorder differed from other events that you have faced?”

“Yes.”