Speeches by Beales.

“Do you have any data around the level of reformulation that you saw?”

“Okay. This is why I wanted a yes or no answer, but what do the systems in place to ensure compliance look like? Maybe one or two of you could answer that question.”

“I am about to turn to a specific issue about British citizens, so I hope I will pick up on the hon. Member’s points. More generally, there is nothing progressive about a system that promotes a brain drain from some of the most deprived and underdeveloped communities in the world, with significant health needs. To have …”

“I thank the Secretary of State and the Minister for the Bill, which delivers on the promises made previously in this place in response to the proposed industrial action a couple of months ago. It is welcome to see the pace with which the Government have moved in progressing these important changes. It shows their commi…”

“Today’s news is welcome for leaseholders in my constituency, whose ground rents—often of £400 or £500—escalate throughout their leases. The measures will save them thousands of pounds throughout their leases. In my time as an MP, I have been shocked by the behaviour of managing agents. There is strong support in this p…”

“I am pleased to speak in this evening’s debate on the Armed Forces Bill, which shows that this Labour Government put our forces and veterans and their families first. In the light of recent international events and increasing global instability, we have an almost daily reminder, when we turn on our televisions screens,…”

“T3. Wealdstone FC is a fantastic, fan-led club in my constituency, but it is again facing an uncertain future because of protracted negotiations over the lease of their current ground. Does the Minister agree that it is vital that the landowner engages in good faith with the club, and will she meet me to discuss how we…”

“I am just a bit confused. The hon. Member suggests that drop-off charges are the responsibility of this Government. At Heathrow, the charge is £7, but it was £6 during the 14 years of the last Government, so proportionally—following his argument—90%, or whatever the maths says it is, of the cost came from the last Gove…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Vaz. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bolton South and Walkden (Yasmin Qureshi) for securing this important debate for airport communities. Residents in my constituency know very well the impacts of airports, with Heathrow on our doorstep. The recent decision to i…”

“Last week was the seven-year anniversary of the death of one of my constituents’ sons, Kieran Patel. Unfortunately, the House has not given me time to do justice to his story. His mother Manjo was in touch with me last week and shared the horrific experience of the loss of her much-loved and talented son, who was a med…”

“Good morning. The independent expert panel’s report emphasised that one in four people in the UK die without the services they need at the end of life. That is particularly the case for certain population groups, and there is disproportionate unmet need among groups that have experienced disadvantage throughout their l…”

“The children’s sector reports—at least in what I have seen from Shooting Star—that they have to have separate conversations with all the different ICBs that are making separate decisions about palliative care for children and young people, which makes it very hard to plan workforces and facilities. Also, young people a…”

“I guess we are talking about some services hypothetically. I want to get a sense of whether we are talking about children and young people’s palliative care or not—which would be fine, but I’d want to understand what the timeline might be for considering whether children and young people’s palliative care should be com…”

“Okay. Is it in train for children and young people’s palliative care?”

“The challenge at the moment is that there isn’t co-ordination, so the sector has pointed quite strongly to measures like this. Joint boards of ICBs, requirements on joint commissioning and even national commissioning have been suggested. I want to push on this because we often hear positive ideas, but is there any time…”

“There will obviously be a move of specialised services on that basis, but this is an existing ICB-commissioned service at the moment.”

“Okay, so it is not yet in train for children and young people’s palliative care?”

“Can you provide information to the Committee about when that pan-ICB arrangement will be established for children and young people’s palliative care?”

“Lastly, on children and young people’s services, as I mentioned, the service I met covered three ICB areas. We have already heard about the challenges of ICB commissioning, but this is particularly acute in the children’s sector because they are dealing with multiple ICBs and usually have different commissioning arrang…”

“Would a similar arrangement be suitable for children?”