Speeches by Nokes.

“I call Ian Roome to make his maiden speech.”

“Order. Before I call the next speaker, I am going to give some helpful guidance to Members still wishing to speak: interventions are only going to eat up your own time and that of others, and may well see you put to the bottom of the list.”

“Before I call the chair of the Health and Social Care Committee, I inform the House that there will be time limits of three minutes on Back-Bench speeches and six minutes on maiden speeches.”

“Order. Before I call on the shadow Minister to return to the Dispatch Box—”

“The final question is from Olivia Blake.”

“I call Claire Hazelgrove to make her maiden speech.”

“Order. I give Members a small reminder that this is a very specific Bill, dealing with the hereditary Members of the House of Lords, and therefore that speeches need to focus on that topic. I also remind all Members—it is sad to be saying this to Front-Bench spokespeople—that when you use the word “you”, you are referr…”

“I call the Liberal Democrat spokesperson.”

“The reasoned amendment in the name of Sir Oliver Dowden has been selected.”

“Thank you. I call Jonathan Brash.”

“Order. I gently remind the hon. Member, who should sit when I am standing, that the debate is specifically titled “Nuclear Industry: Cumbria”, and he might like to confine his comments to Cumbria.”

“Order. Can I just check whether the hon. Member has given notice to the Member in charge and to the Minister of his intention to speak?”

“I call Danny Beales to make his maiden speech.”

“I call Michael Wheeler to make his maiden speech.”

“I do not want to put anybody on a time limit, so I will prioritise maiden speeches. Those who are not seeking to make maiden speeches might reflect on that for a short while. I call Chris Bloore to make his maiden speech.”

“I call Steve Yemm to make his maiden speech.”

“I call Joani Reid to make her maiden speech.”

“I call Lee Barron to make his maiden speech.”

“I call Tom Hayes to make his maiden speech.”

“Before I call the Front Benchers, may I pass on the congratulations of the whole House to the constituent of the hon. Member for Central Ayrshire (Alan Gemmell), Kayleigh Haggo, on her wedding day? It is probably an adequate excuse not to be watching the speech of her newly elected Member of Parliament. With the leave …”