Speeches by Campbell.

“Thank you for allowing me to speak, Sir Alec, although I am not a member of the Committee; it is much appreciated. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. As a new MP and a new chair of the all-party parliamentary group on phasing out animal experiments in medical research—the right hon. Member for Herne Bay…”

“I very much welcome the strategy, but it contains no timeline whatsoever for when testing on dogs will end, so I would welcome the Minister’s comments on that.”

“4. What steps his Department is taking to help protect victims of online misogyny through the criminal justice system.”

“My constituent Dr Sam Rice has set up a grassroots charity called Kids For Now, which supports parents who want to delay smartphones for their children. There is much evidence to support that approach. For example, Ofsted has found that 80% of teenage girls are put under pressure to provide sexual images of themselves,…”

“T8. Until the 1980s, my constituency of North Ayrshire and Arran was home to one of the world’s largest explosives factories, in Ardeer, Stevenston, which in its heyday provided employment for around 15,000 people. I welcome that Ayrshire has been identified as one of the 13 potential sites across the UK for new muniti…”

“The Largs to Glasgow line is a well-used service, especially in the more rural parts of my constituency. I have recently received many complaints from constituents on a range of issues: serious disruption with trains running late, being severely delayed, signalling issues and loss of power to the track. Does the hon. M…”

“Does the Minister agree that with a Labour Government at Holyrood working with a UK Labour Government, constituencies like North Ayrshire and Arran could be much better off, because nuclear policy in Scotland could change and sites like Hunterston, which is currently blocked from investment by SNP policy, could be deve…”

“17. What recent progress he has made on improving the relationship between the Government and the devolved Administrations.”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Jeremy. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Altrincham and Sale West (Mr Rand) for securing this important debate and for his excellent speech sharing Sarah and Mike’s experience. As a former manager in the NHS, I was shocked to read the recent report by the Health …”

“Will you clarify? Do we offer staff flexibility of roles? For example, you mentioned bringing in project managers. Are you offering developmental opportunities for current staff to move to other roles, so that we are not constantly having to recruit from external organisations?”

“Will you clarify? Do we offer staff flexibility of roles? For example, you mentioned bringing in project managers. Are you offering developmental opportunities for current staff to move to other roles, so that we are not constantly having to recruit from external organisations?”

“Ways of working have changed in the last five years to include much more flexible working and some working from home. How are we reducing our spend on office space to reflect these changes?”

“Yes.”

“Yes.”

“Thank you for that. We have received written evidence about areas where changing demands have led to pressures for services. Where do you think the pressures will emerge in the next five years?”

“Thank you for that. We have received written evidence about areas where changing demands have led to pressures for services. Where do you think the pressures will emerge in the next five years?”

“What are the chances of achieving the subletting arrangements? Are these under way?”

“May I ask one question in relation to retail? Is online retail part of those figures as well?”

“Ways of working have changed in the last five years to include much more flexible working and some working from home. How are we reducing our spend on office space to reflect these changes?”

“May I ask one question in relation to retail? Is online retail part of those figures as well?”