Speeches by Mundell.

“Order. I remind Members that they should bob if they wish be called in the debate. If Members are creative and stick to just over three minutes, I think we will get everybody in.”

“I call the Minister to conclude the debate. In these 30-minute debates, there is no opportunity for the Member in charge to respond; the Minister’s contribution will conclude the debate.”

“I call Jayne Kirkham. I am saving Mr Shannon for the finale.”

“Can I just ask you both, perhaps starting with you, Violet, what help or support have you had from outside—from other people or other bodies—that has most helped you?”

“Can I ask you, Dr Tanveer Ahmed, what your understanding of localisation is? It is a phrase that is often used but what is your understanding of it?”

“Can I just ask you both, perhaps starting with you, Violet, what help or support have you had from outside—from other people or other bodies—that has most helped you?”

“That is good to hear. Massiye, what help and support have you had that has been most beneficial?”

“What else do you think would make a difference to you, if there was anything? Is there anything else you think that if that was done it would make a big difference?”

“Violet, is there anything else that you think could be done to help you that would make a difference to you?”

“Can I ask you, Dr Tanveer Ahmed, what your understanding of localisation is? It is a phrase that is often used but what is your understanding of it?”

“We touched on this in previous questions. You mentioned the 17 UN organisations. We just recently had the announcement of the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty by President Lula at the G20. While in principle these initiatives seem worthy of support, are they complementary to what you are doing, or are they co…”

“What do you think would or could or should be the structure of a road map to SDG2? The existing structures are not delivering it. Is there a structure or does it just come back down to political will or resources? Is there no silver bullet out there?”

“Can I ask you, Dr Tanveer Ahmed, what your understanding of localisation is? It is a phrase that is often used but what is your understanding of it?”

“Can I just ask you both, perhaps starting with you, Violet, what help or support have you had from outside—from other people or other bodies—that has most helped you?”

“That is good to hear. Massiye, what help and support have you had that has been most beneficial?”

“What else do you think would make a difference to you, if there was anything? Is there anything else you think that if that was done it would make a big difference?”

“Violet, is there anything else that you think could be done to help you that would make a difference to you?”

“We touched on this in previous questions. You mentioned the 17 UN organisations. We just recently had the announcement of the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty by President Lula at the G20. While in principle these initiatives seem worthy of support, are they complementary to what you are doing, or are they co…”

“What do you think would or could or should be the structure of a road map to SDG2? The existing structures are not delivering it. Is there a structure or does it just come back down to political will or resources? Is there no silver bullet out there?”

“That is good to hear. Massiye, what help and support have you had that has been most beneficial?”