Speeches by Mathew.

“Jessica, how could better monitoring and transparency assist local organisations in supporting displaced people?”

“Does this help prevent people from slipping into the black economy and other things that they perhaps should not be involved with?”

“Do local organisations have the funding and know-how to undertake this kind of data collection?”

“Yes.”

“Gideon, Bond stated in written evidence that the UK’s focus on poverty reduction is falling. How will this affect displacement?”

“How will that affect migration patterns to Europe and the UK?”

“Yes.”

“Do local organisations have the funding and know-how to undertake this kind of data collection?”

“Does this help prevent people from slipping into the black economy and other things that they perhaps should not be involved with?”

“Jessica, how could better monitoring and transparency assist local organisations in supporting displaced people?”

“In the light of the Prime Minister’s announcement of the impending official development assistance cuts, how will the UK Government be a global leader on water security and climate-affected communities, to adapt and build WASH—water, sanitation and hygiene—systems that are resilient to climate change?”

“Staying in a hotel for more than a couple of weeks drives anyone mad. For these unfortunate asylum seekers who have come to our shores, being in that situation must be a living hell for many of them. It has been suggested that those people be allowed to work and be monitored, so that they do not disappear into the crim…”

“I am sure it would, yes.”

“Staying in a hotel for more than a couple of weeks drives anyone mad. For these unfortunate asylum seekers who have come to our shores, being in that situation must be a living hell for many of them. It has been suggested that those people be allowed to work and be monitored, so that they do not disappear into the crim…”

“Thank you. Members will be aware of the implications of Trump’s cuts to USAID. I spent three days in Geneva last week with the International Development Committee. We heard what the effects are on the World Health Organisation and other United Nations organisations. They are truly terrifying, if I can use that word. Th…”

“Yes.”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir John. I thank the hon. Member for Colne Valley (Paul Davies) for introducing this valuable and vital debate. I also thank the 260-odd constituents of mine who signed the petition, including many musicians and people who work in the music industry at Real World Stud…”

“It is a pleasure to speak under your chairmanship, Mr Twigg. I also thank the hon. Member for Mansfield (Steve Yemm) for bringing this issue to the Chamber. The Liberal Democrats have long called for a two-state solution to the conflict in the middle east based on the 1967 borders. In the immediate term, the current ce…”

“I have a Syrian family living in my constituency. The wife is from a small village in Tartus and her husband is from Salamiyah, a town in Hama. Both of their families are still there. They are both part of a religious minority, the Ismaili community, and come from a very diverse area that has Alawite, Muslim and Christ…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Allin-Khan. I thank the hon. Member for Hyndburn (Sarah Smith) for bringing forward this important debate. The Liberal Democrats are deeply concerned about the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan over Jammu and Kashmir. This is not a new conflict; it has been a …”