Speeches by Burton-Sampson.

“Can you comment on setting the level of compensation?”

“Lots of adverts include the compensation figure and it can often be quite bold. Is that a breach of the guidance and how would that sort of advert be treated?”

“That is helpful. Crossing over a little to advertising and compensation, what guidance do you give in relation to how the compensation should be advertised and how are decisions made about the appropriate level of compensation for egg donation?”

“That would be helpful.”

“Last month, I joined several Members from across the House in Ukraine for the fourth anniversary of Putin’s illegal invasion. The mood was very different from the previous year, after an extremely harsh winter and Putin’s bombardment of the power networks. Can the Secretary of State give assurances that we will not onl…”

“Mr Bloodworth, in the past you have spoken about the positive impact that maybe 20% of what is in the manosphere can have on a man or a boy. Can you tell us a little more about that? How can we try to help young men and boys to fill those spaces where they are getting the positives? How can they get those positives els…”

“It is interesting, because when you look at the facts, men’s mental health is in a pretty poor place. Three out of every four suicides are men. Again, through the whole masculinity-type thing, men are often unwilling to talk about their feelings. Those barriers are still there. How do you think we can improve the menta…”

“Thank you for everything so far; it has been really interesting. We said earlier that people with poor mental health or suffering from loneliness can be pulled into the manosphere. You are welcome to elaborate on that a bit more, but I am quite interested to know about the mental health impact once somebody has been pu…”

“Southend sorting office was part of the original pilot for these changes to the USO. It failed, and nine months later it is clear that it is still failing, so today I have summoned the management to meet me and my constituents to hear at first hand the challenges this is causing. Following that meeting, will the Minist…”

“Kevin was in the same room as me when we met a young gay man who had been pulled into the manosphere when he was younger. He knew he was gay at the time, yet he was pulled into the manosphere at that point. As two gay men ourselves, we found that quite surprising. It was something we never expected. I am wondering whet…”

“I find it quite astounding that the hon. Lady is making this statement, given that her party’s coalition Government with the Liberal Democrats almost tripled—tripled—tuition fees to £9,000 in 2012.”

“You have already answered this slightly, Dr Venkat. Dr Dickerson, what aftercare do you provide patients following egg donation or freezing?”

“Dr Venkat, can I just pull you back briefly? It has been really useful but the specific of the question is: how do you record and report complications? It is good to hear how you discover complications but how do you record and report those once you discover them? How many of your patients would you say present to A&E?”

“If a patient reports to A&E, do you think egg clinics should refund the NHS for that treatment?”

“Professor Martins Da Silva, coming from an NHS background, what is your view on that question?”

“Do you have any data on what percentage of your patients report to A&E?”

“Dr Venkat, how do you record and report complications during donor cycles or egg freezing? Do you know how many of your patients present to A&E with complications following egg collection?”

“Dr Dickerson, is the process similar at your clinic?”

“Dr Venkat, you talked about counselling earlier and the fact that your clinic offers counselling. The HFEA has recommended that it should be mandatory for all donors and recipients to have implications counselling prior to donation and not just for counselling to be offered by clinics. Are you supportive of that recomm…”

“The Liz Truss Budget in September 2022 affected many homeowners, with mortgage rates shooting up and the average two-year fixed rate exceeding 6%. When I was working in the mortgage industry, I saw the impact of that on working people’s finances. That is still being felt, but does the Chancellor agree that it is becaus…”