Speeches by Voaden.

“What did you choose?”

“Yes. How do you think the school curriculum could be changed to make it more inclusive? More of anything, less of something?”

“I have a question for Annamarie. What challenges do education settings face when adopting a whole-setting approach to inclusivity? What steps do you think could be taken in the setting and by the local authority, or the Government, to help overcome these challenges and improve inclusivity?”

“This is a question for Annamarie and Margaret. The updated initial teacher training and early career framework includes new content on inclusive teaching. Could you tell us very briefly whether you think this is sufficient? What improvements could be made to teacher training to better equip educators in supporting chil…”

“Hello. My name is Caroline. I am an MP from south Devon, right down in the west country. I would like to ask you about the school curriculum. How do you think the curriculum could be changed to be more inclusive? If you think that there are any changes to the curriculum that would not make any difference, please say so…”

“Thank you. We know that violent pornography that celebrates assault and rape is leading to an increase in harmful practices, such as strangulation, that it warps the way young people view sexual relationships, and that it is directly impacting on health and wellbeing, particularly of young women, across the country. Ye…”

“I congratulate the hon. Member for Whitehaven and Workington (Josh MacAlister) on bringing his private Member’s Bill to the House. I am proud to be one of its sponsors. It has clearly been a complicated journey to get to this point, and the Bill may not resemble quite what he originally had in mind, but the sheer fact …”

“I support very much what the right hon. Gentleman is saying about the need for urgent action. What conversations were had before 4 July last year about tightening up legislation around smartphones, because this problem did not start on the day of the general election, but was there when his party was in government?”

“I beg to move, That the Bill be now read a Second time. I am honoured to rise to present my Bill to create an office for green spaces, a Government office that will promote access to green space across the UK. It will support the creation, maintenance, improvement and integration of green spaces, and in doing so will i…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Jardine. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Glastonbury and Somerton (Sarah Dyke) on securing this important debate. From the January 2024 figures, we can see that the South Western Ambulance Service consistently ranked near the bottom across all categorie…”

“Excuse me for arriving late. How will the board drive the OfS to ensure that students are getting the best value for money from higher education providers, particularly as it is becoming more and more expensive to complete higher education?”

“Thank you very much. Ian Lavery and Esther McVey made representations”

“Part of the problem is that, it will be harder for residents who are currently leaseholders to become freeholders. New flats will be sold as freehold rather than leasehold, but there will be an ongoing problem with all of those—”

“No is the short answer, but I think that that has just come out; we have not looked again at it since we put this application in.”

“Yes.”

“I would like to ask a supplementary question on that. In my previous role, I worked supporting survivors of sexual violence and rape. Students made up quite a significant proportion of the people we were supporting. Working with the survivor community across the UK, it was apparent that many universities were much more…”

“In her letter resigning as Development Minister last week, the right hon. Member for Oxford East (Anneliese Dodds) wrote that “it will be impossible…given the depth of the cut” to maintain the Government’s support for all their development commitments. She explicitly cited aid to Gaza. At this point, I commend the Totn…”

“Would benchmarking the level of provision to students include in-person tuition? We know that in many places that has dropped off quite considerably since covid, yet people are still paying full whack for the course.”

“Thank you for calling me to present this application for a debate on estate management companies, Mr Blackman. Across the country, many tenants and homeowners, both leaseholders and freeholders, live on residential estates that are looked after by estate management companies. These companies are responsible for looking…”

“Dena, a constituent of mine who runs a small high street business, is seriously concerned about the possible removal of small business rate relief. Does the hon. Member agree that a commitment from the Government about the future of rate relief would give reassurance to high street business owners like Dena?”