Speeches by Naish.

“It was mentioned at the end of our last session, and I am sure the World Health Organisation will welcome our commitment to continuing those areas. Overall how would you describe our influence over the choices that the World Health Organisation is making? You mentioned, Anna, a number of the things that we would like t…”

“It was mentioned at the end of our last session, and I am sure the World Health Organisation will welcome our commitment to continuing those areas. Overall how would you describe our influence over the choices that the World Health Organisation is making? You mentioned, Anna, a number of the things that we would like t…”

“What alternative financing models are being explored? Are you aware of alternative models?”

“I want to come back to the debt point from earlier, which is that if you could tackle that, that would suddenly enable countries. Is that same strategic partnership working being done on the debt front as much as it is on the healthcare system side, or could it be if we know that that might help?”

“Pandemic risk reduction: where are our remaining risks? Where are the weaknesses that we still have? You have mentioned a number of things that we are doing, Minister Dalton, but where do you still see problems and potential issues for the UK?”

“I understand the sentiment and why it is happening, but our previous witness from the World Health Organisation said that we have “a global health financing emergency” that is on top of “chronic underinvestment in health already” and it is on top of the high cost of debt that a lot of the countries that we are talking …”

“Chair, I will come in on that. I thank Minister Dalton for her honesty there. You have mentioned the word “mainstreaming” three times so far.”

“What does a renewed relationship with the World Health Organisation look like in the context of the funding cuts, that partnership working moving forwards? You talk very highly about the World Health Organisation, but what does that look like practically?”

“What alternative financing models are being explored? Are you aware of alternative models?”

“I want to come back to the debt point from earlier, which is that if you could tackle that, that would suddenly enable countries. Is that same strategic partnership working being done on the debt front as much as it is on the healthcare system side, or could it be if we know that that might help?”

“Pandemic risk reduction: where are our remaining risks? Where are the weaknesses that we still have? You have mentioned a number of things that we are doing, Minister Dalton, but where do you still see problems and potential issues for the UK?”

“I understand the sentiment and why it is happening, but our previous witness from the World Health Organisation said that we have “a global health financing emergency” that is on top of “chronic underinvestment in health already” and it is on top of the high cost of debt that a lot of the countries that we are talking …”

“Chair, I will come in on that. I thank Minister Dalton for her honesty there. You have mentioned the word “mainstreaming” three times so far.”

“What does a renewed relationship with the World Health Organisation look like in the context of the funding cuts, that partnership working moving forwards? You talk very highly about the World Health Organisation, but what does that look like practically?”

“I thank the Secretary of State for her statement. I welcome the announcements about the A46 bypass, given that the A46 goes through my constituency, and about the midlands rail hub that will connect Nottingham to Birmingham. As chair of the all-party parliamentary group for the east midlands, however, I must mention th…”

“Two of my local firms—MJC Law and Nottingham Law Centre—have contacted me about this issue. MJC Law said: “This has left legal aid law firms, often small businesses, to decide whether to take on the risk of cases and hope they will be approved and paid retrospectively”. Cash flow could become a genuinely serious issue …”

“16. What steps her Department is taking to restore the Legal Aid Agency's digital services.”

“My personal view is that it would need to come pretty quickly after the summer recess, to perhaps have a significant influence on decision making, so I ask the Committee to consider that.”

“Yes, and I am sure that many more will want to join, because the Hongkonger community is dispersed across the country. There was a very good response to my application and it will be a very timely debate, given the ongoing discussions around the immigration White Paper. But yes, we would make sure that contributions ar…”

“A Thursday or a Tuesday—whichever is earliest.”