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Speeches by Jardine.

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13 Nov 2024Violence against Women and Girls

Data shows us that women of colour face disproportionate rates of homicide and that adults of black, black British or mixed ethnicity are more likely to experience sexual assault than those of white, Asian or other ethnicities. These challenges are just as common when it comes to domestic abuse. Those people are less l

crimesocial-care
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13 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-13)

Is it fair to say, from everything you have said, that you feel it is just as important that boys are part of these lessons as girls?

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13 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-13)

With regard to a previous answer, do the Government need to change their approach to women’s health? I cannot speak for the Government, but I think I can say quite conclusively that since we have had more women in Parliament, we have been more aware, and we have seen some very high-profile campaigns—Carolyn Harris’s ca

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13 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-13)

Just to drill down on that a wee bit, we have specifically talked a lot about misunderstanding endometriosis and how period pain can lead to endometriosis, and getting that information quickly. At what age do you think children should start to be taught about the health conditions that can affect girls and women, as op

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12 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T1. If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.

energyenvironmentcost-of-living
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12 Nov 2024Topical Questions

The price cap rise, winter fuel payment cuts, higher standing charges and lower temperatures are all things that my constituents in Edinburgh West—particularly my pensioners—are coming to me with concerns about. What is the Secretary of State planning to do to work with Ofgem and the energy companies to come up with a

energyenvironmentcost-of-living
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6 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 336)

Listening to everything you have said, I wonder the extent to which the Online Safety Act 2023 is effective, but the legal system really has to catch up with the sophistication of what it is dealing with. Sophie, your answer about deepfakes especially made me think we have a lot to learn. Is that a fair assumption?

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6 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 336)

Are perpetrators who are convicted of NCII abuse required to hand over or delete the content?

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6 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 336)

Would it be accurate to say that classing it as illegal content could be critical?

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6 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 336)

David, what difference would it make if adult non-consensual intimate images were classed as illegal content in the way that child sexual abuse material is?

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6 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 336)

You have answered my next question to a certain extent, which was going to be to what extent do UK-based platforms take the content down? You are saying it is about 90%. Without naming names, are there platforms that are more effective than others that you can rely on more to take the content down?

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6 Nov 2024Women and Equalities Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 336)

I would just refer the panel to my entry in the Register of Members’ Interests. David, are the Online Safety Act 2023 and Ofcom’s related powers enough to require platforms with a UK presence to proactively remove NCII content?

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5 Nov 2024Domestic Abuse and Violence against Women

15. What steps she is taking to support survivors of domestic abuse and violence against women through the criminal justice system.

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5 Nov 2024Domestic Abuse and Violence against Women

The Scottish Government recently decided against including misogyny in their Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021, but we know how pernicious and widespread misogyny is, especially in the context of domestic abuse. Just 6% of all offences are reported, and there are even lower rates for rape and sexual assau

crimesocial-care
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5 Nov 2024 Flight Cancellations

Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I can sympathise with the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), and I thank him for tabling the urgent question, because we consistently have the same problem at Edinburgh and other Scottish airports, with a lack of connectivity and the disruption that that causes. I understand that

transporteconomy-jobs
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5 Nov 2024Income Tax (Charge)

I was listening very carefully to what the hon. Lady said about her experience as a practice manager. Over this past weekend and the last two days, I have been contacted by local practices in my constituency that are concerned about the impact of the national insurance changes on their ability to provide patient care a

fiscal-policyhealthsocial-care
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4 Nov 2024 Higher Education Reform

Does the Secretary of State accept that it might have been better to hold a wider review of the whole system—it is broken; we know that—instead of jumping immediately to putting up tuition fees? She says that we all respect and want to protect our world-beating universities, but how does she square that with her Govern

educationfiscal-policy
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30 Oct 2024Space Sector: Scotland

As the Secretary of State knows, I recently had the opportunity to visit California with the Scottish Affairs Committee to look at how that state has created an environment that encourages new space projects. In Scotland, we have a unique opportunity, not least because of developments in Glasgow, but also because the U

economy-jobstechnology
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29 Oct 2024 World Stroke Day

Further to the point that the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon) made, although I fully accept that we have to do more in terms of stroke care, does my hon. Friend agree that the population of this country is generally unaware of the early warning signs of stroke to look for? When it actually happens, we recognis

healthsocial-care
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28 Oct 2024Topical Questions

T7. My constituency, like most others, is seeing a great deal of new housing being built, which means more infrastructure, more business and more opportunities for growth. Key to that, however, is access to reliable, high-speed broadband. Given the SNP Government’s previous failures to deliver gigabit broadband to ever

housinglocal-governmentlabour-market
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